Now that was convincing, Also I noticed (finally) that each stool have a flat plate on the floor to hold the 2 legs in position and provide better support.
ALF! I've only been on for a matter of moments and you already are cracking me up! I DO know what you meant and that is sac-religiously hilarious! I've gotta go, of course... but thanks for a true giggle for the mere moments I was able to come back!! You still Got It! Love and Hugs!
Less can very often be more, but None is questionable in many regards. None sounds lifeless to me. Unless there is an alcoholic who has to follow strictly the "None", None is never the best.
It is suppose to be a silly question based on something Rosie's mother said. I tried to post it here, but for some reason my response and her response to me disappeared.
Hi Element ~ Big smiles... "It's been a while"... Bigger smiles and glad to be back for a moment. With Bigger winks and smiles and not to promote any anger or degree of argument but rather a happy smile and wink back, I would like to propose that "while" is suggesting a time of absence, (on my behalf) and make a conclusion and fact that I have not been here for a "while," which shows representation of "none" but does conclude my answer to you and Rosie (bless her soul,... hi Rosie!) as no. I just wanted to see if you could get through that whole sentence without mentally breathing. Big Giggles! Hi Element!~ My answer is still No. It is all relative.
Love ya and Hi to Rosie and Randy, who might pop in and see, if indeed, that was a complete sentence. Big giggles and love and hugs! :) :)
Love, Merlin :) :)
This post was edited by Merlin at April 28, 2018 2:25 PM MDT
No problem, Merlin. I sure would express myself differently in this matter, because I would not be so sure to trample on anyones feet. Second language can do that easily
Being as charming and knowledgeable as you are, no matter how many languages you speak, most of the female gender would excuse you from trampling toes, dancing on their feet, or walking in their shoes. Have a great day! I'm off again... but only for a "little while" this time! ;) :) Take Care!
Ahhh, Element, thank you. You are too kind. ;) Were you tired of people drooling all over your shirtless body? This new look is very confining for you, don't you think? Hugs and Loves!
I think members of this forum are very well educated and imply that a very old great grandma from Germany must understand every hint and nook and cranny of the English language. Just tell me when I should hibernate again....
Whitehair~ Please don't go into hibernation, Ever! All the way around, you are a treat :)
As bizarre as this may seem, I like having people around who know how to speak and write the English Language. I have become a little lazy over the years. Sometimes I have love-affairs with commas and I am notorious for writing run-on sentences. The humor about Randy, above, was a joke on me. Many people do not take the time to learn how to communicate correctly. It's a shame. I am a bit embarrassed when people correct me but appreciative. I do believe it is an asset having the ability to write and speak correctly.
O.K., now that sounded like an answer on a test paper. That really isn't my style; however, I can do it. I have a nasty habit of writing as I speak. This lends me to the over-usage of capitals, commas, and quotation marks. I try to emphasize the drama. It's a despicable habit. Big winks and smiles and great to see you as always! :D!
This post was edited by Merlin at June 17, 2018 9:06 AM MDT
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