Keep Laughing all the way to the bank - cause my Merriam-webster Dicitonary, New edition, with over 2000 new words, clear and precise with over 75,000 definitions, says, and I quote
tie. vb tied; tying or tieing 1: to fasten, attach, or close by means of a tie 2: to bring together firmly: unite 3: to form a know or bow in 4: to restrain from freedom of action; constrain.
so, I'll have you know that because I did not know how to spell the verb in action of tie, I lookeed it up in my trusty dictionary and chose to be complicated, knowing full well that someone would challenge me on my spelling, cuz, hokd on phonix really didn't work for me.
Now wait a second, don't elevate my sister to the position of Reverend just yet. Her head is big enough. She's bubba, I haven't come up with a name yet for you, Gimpy.
Ya, Greg. You try to be too theological in your blog posts. As I pointed out earlier this week, it is deff better to talk about bathroom stuff it you want to get comments.
I have an old Dapper Dan Doll that you can use to practice tieing your shoes.
ReplyDeleteSweet...maybe you can borrow my 2nd grade spelling book to figure out how to spell "tying."
ReplyDeleteI thought, based on last week's big news blog, that you already were using the potty on your own - do we need to revisualize our visual? NOOOOO!
ReplyDeleteSHABANG! Good call Brett, I laughed with noise over that comment you said to Gregory!!! BAHAHA!!!!
ReplyDelete~still laughing~
ReplyDeleteKeep Laughing all the way to the bank - cause my Merriam-webster Dicitonary, New edition, with over 2000 new words, clear and precise with over 75,000 definitions, says, and I quote
ReplyDeletetie. vb tied; tying or tieing 1: to fasten, attach, or close by means of a tie 2: to bring together firmly: unite 3: to form a know or bow in 4: to restrain from freedom of action; constrain.
so, I'll have you know that because I did not know how to spell the verb in action of tie, I lookeed it up in my trusty dictionary and chose to be complicated, knowing full well that someone would challenge me on my spelling, cuz, hokd on phonix really didn't work for me.
Keep laughin' Bubba.
That's REV. Bubba to you.
ReplyDeleteNow wait a second, don't elevate my sister to the position of Reverend just yet. Her head is big enough. She's bubba, I haven't come up with a name yet for you, Gimpy.
ReplyDelete~Still laughing~
ReplyDeleteMy head size is because of my naturally curly hair! Dont make fun of me!!! (Ruppie voice)
ReplyDeleteBrett, I laughed for you, you owe me big!!
Barb...we're in this together. Name your price. I mean, after all, you were my sister long before you were his.
ReplyDeleteAnd I hear ya on the hair thing. I have naturally long and wavy hair...under my arms, anyhow.
Greg...if you can't be nice, you stay over on your own frequently unread blog.
If you'd like to reach me, I'll be over on my blog.
ReplyDelete~still laughing~
ReplyDeleteeven know no one is talking to me!!
That's because this is now the Frequently Unread Blog, Barb. We're all over at Preachercox - you should come join us!
ReplyDeleteBarb I'll always talk to you, sis.
ReplyDeleteYa, Greg. You try to be too theological in your blog posts. As I pointed out earlier this week, it is deff better to talk about bathroom stuff it you want to get comments.
ReplyDeletePotty talk, Potty talk, its a wonder you can walk.
ReplyDeletebahahahaha!!!!
ReplyDeleteI am definately going to seminary now...ya'll crack me up!
Yea, but Barb you don't understand. Everything I needed to know about the church, I didn't learn at Seminary.
ReplyDeleteI am glad to know that we won't have to haul you around in that wheelbarrow any longer! (Scarry picture, eh?)
ReplyDeleteShoes??????
ReplyDeleteHey...I wore shoes last week. That's it!
ReplyDeletewait, Brother Brett, nothing else besides shoes? ewwwwwww
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