My parents do this ALL THE TIME. (If not "what is this?" it's "who did this?" or "why is this here?" etc.) It drives me crazy. They drive each other crazy with it. And yet they both still do it every day. I think they're looking to underscore the point that whatever it is that they're not specifically commenting on is significant enough that it doesn't need mentioning by name...you should just know, because after all, it is your fault.JR8 wrote:My wife yelled to me from one end our home to the other this morning,
'Darling, what's this thing?!'
I sat there quietly contemplating how anyone could conceive such a question useful, valid, or having any meaning, before seeking clarification!
I call mine Frederick!wasssaaabiii wrote:I had a Yamaha keyboard case to let go off once. This guy called to say that his was a KORG keyboard and asked me if it'd fit.
I gave him the measurements of my case so that he would be able to tell. He insisted on a meet up before deciding. He added that his keyboard was too heavy to bring along and asked me for other solutions.
I said "Why don't you measure your KORG before you come."
I covered my mouthpiece and laughed. He didn't laugh out loud but you could tell from his speech that he was smiling.
Ahhh...ksl wrote:I call mine Frederick!wasssaaabiii wrote:I had a Yamaha keyboard case to let go off once. This guy called to say that his was a KORG keyboard and asked me if it'd fit.
I gave him the measurements of my case so that he would be able to tell. He insisted on a meet up before deciding. He added that his keyboard was too heavy to bring along and asked me for other solutions.
I said "Why don't you measure your KORG before you come."
I covered my mouthpiece and laughed. He didn't laugh out loud but you could tell from his speech that he was smiling.He often wakes up when he should be sleeping and sleeping when he should be awake
old age i guess
yet he's done the routine for as long as i can remember, I envy him, he doesn't have wrinkles at his age
and he's up every single morning before me too, no wonder i have dizzy spells!
Yamahaha case is too big for him
Yes truly a good idea! Let me be one of the first to welcome youwasssaaabiii wrote:Ahhh...ksl wrote:I call mine Frederick!wasssaaabiii wrote:I had a Yamaha keyboard case to let go off once. This guy called to say that his was a KORG keyboard and asked me if it'd fit.
I gave him the measurements of my case so that he would be able to tell. He insisted on a meet up before deciding. He added that his keyboard was too heavy to bring along and asked me for other solutions.
I said "Why don't you measure your KORG before you come."
I covered my mouthpiece and laughed. He didn't laugh out loud but you could tell from his speech that he was smiling.He often wakes up when he should be sleeping and sleeping when he should be awake
old age i guess
yet he's done the routine for as long as i can remember, I envy him, he doesn't have wrinkles at his age
and he's up every single morning before me too, no wonder i have dizzy spells!
Yamahaha case is too big for him
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Thank youksl wrote:Yes truly a good idea! Let me be one of the first to welcome youwasssaaabiii wrote:Ahhh...ksl wrote:I call mine Frederick!He often wakes up when he should be sleeping and sleeping when he should be awake
old age i guess
yet he's done the routine for as long as i can remember, I envy him, he doesn't have wrinkles at his age
and he's up every single morning before me too, no wonder i have dizzy spells!
Yamahaha case is too big for him
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Just what we all want to do on this forum - interact and get to know more "members"This ang mo is quite a gentleman really, Isn't that right SMS?
SMS is our good old friendly moderator by the way!
Welcome to Singaporeexpats forum!Honestly wasssaaabiii, I have some tasty flavoured wasssaaabiii sesame seed, which made me smile to myself as I like to eeeaaat them non stop! We actually import them from Taiwan
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