I laughed out loud. My Ho and the Youngster did not.
It took me a few minutes to realize that, being guy-types, they would have no idea why seeing Sawyer reading that particular book was so funny.
I explained it to them during the commercial.
Friday, March 24, 2006
They Thought it Was Funny, Too, Once I Explained the Joke
The other night I was watching Lost with My Ho and his Youngster. At the introduction of the scene in which Sun goes to Sawyer to ask him if she can go through his stash of medical supplies to look for a pregnancy test, there was a shot of Sawyer, the island’s crude, cunning, sarcastic con man, enjoying a new read:
I laughed out loud. My Ho and the Youngster did not.
It took me a few minutes to realize that, being guy-types, they would have no idea why seeing Sawyer reading that particular book was so funny.
I explained it to them during the commercial.
I laughed out loud. My Ho and the Youngster did not.
It took me a few minutes to realize that, being guy-types, they would have no idea why seeing Sawyer reading that particular book was so funny.
I explained it to them during the commercial.
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Way too funny. I think my daughter has read most of her books.
That's so funny. Most guys would need it explained to them.
Hmmm, yeah, I laughed when he mentioned "not enough Sex"
Now sawyer can give "Your Body and You" classes
Hey Goddess. Read your issue with 12-Hour Sudafed over on ABB's site. You should just go to another chain, say Walgreens or CVS or some such. We do Walgreens and while the store you're loyal to will deny you your meds, the one a mile up the road can't because they don't synch up their data. In St. Louis, they actually write it in a log like it's 1945 and flip back and look for your name on the list. Feelin for you and your sinuses. Sorry for a random commment on your Judy Blume post.
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BTW - The above is meant to be read ala Strong Mad.
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