Thank you and a pledge

[Anonymous]

...waiting...

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:on purpose.

I know that you try to use that word everyday to impress your neighbors

[Anonymous]

I think I seen the OP, she was passing out smiley face buttons at her child's school. While having the song playing on her IPOD "don't worry be happy."

TGIF!!!

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:on purpose.

I know that you try to use that word everyday to impress your neighbors

my neighbors are only impressed when I use Mandarin, which I'm learning from my fluent Yu Ying first grader.

[Anonymous]

jsteele wrote:The best part of this is that the OP sock puppeted a response to herself. Can you add "I won't sock puppet" to the pledge?

I agree with the OP's sentiment, and it makes me sad that she used what I consider to be Really Bad Tactics to promote it.

That said, the fact that she did is damn funny.

[Anonymous]

PLEASE somebody post a funny picture of a sock puppet right now. I.just don't have time to find one.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:on purpose.

I know that you try to use that word everyday to impress your neighbors

my neighbors are only impressed when I use Mandarin, which I'm learning from my fluent Yu Ying first grader.

MY child achieved fluency in pre-school!

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:on purpose.

I know that you try to use that word everyday to impress your neighbors

my neighbors are only impressed when I use Mandarin, which I'm learning from my fluent Yu Ying first grader.

MY child achieved fluency in pre-school!

Sock puppet!

(I should know, I'm the sock puppet)

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:on purpose.

I know that you try to use that word everyday to impress your neighbors

my neighbors are only impressed when I use Mandarin, which I'm learning from my fluent Yu Ying first grader.

I don't know any YY first grader who is fluent with the exception of a few native kids. In that case, you would't be learning Mandarin from your kid.

[Anonymous]

^^^Serious sense of humor failure.

[Anonymous]

[img]http://1.bp.blogspot.com/-ZjOXGZH-acQ/Thoav6HaEhI/AAAAAAAAC68/iK-slVTFIho/s200/Sock_Puppet.jpg

[Anonymous]

People can be nice, they can be mean, I come here for the controversy.

But holy cow people, stop writing about Yu Ying (except for the fluent first grader reference, that was funny). I think I speak for some portion of the masses when I say that it is getting really REALLY old.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I guess mature people "keep it real" by using gratuitously obscure words?

Acerbic isn't obscure to many of us, dear.

[Anonymous]

Clearly not to you,who seems to embody the concept.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:^^^Serious sense of humor failure.