somewhat unusual situation...

OH DEAR GOD!!! Please tell me that you are just waiting to grab a billygoat
before you disappear.

If this is indeed true I simply cannot believe what I am hearing. And the
sad thing is, her son will probably get nailed to the wall for this (since
he's of legal age).

In article , Kenneth S. says...

A somewhat unusual, and somewhat trollified, situation, I think.
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Somewhat trollified? Methinks that is the understatement of the year. It isn't
even well disguised.
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In article , Kenneth S. says...

A somewhat unusual, and somewhat trollified, situation, I think.
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Somewhat trollified? Methinks that is the understatement of the year. It isn't
even well disguised.
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In article , Kenneth S. says...

A somewhat unusual, and somewhat trollified, situation, I think.
====
Somewhat trollified? Methinks that is the understatement of the year. It isn't
even well disguised.
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"Gini" wrote in message
...
In article , Kenneth S. says...

A somewhat unusual, and somewhat trollified, situation, I think.
====
Somewhat trollified? Methinks that is the understatement of the year. It
isn't
even well disguised.

That was my take, too. Ick!

"Gini" wrote in message
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In article , Kenneth S. says...

A somewhat unusual, and somewhat trollified, situation, I think.
====
Somewhat trollified? Methinks that is the understatement of the year. It
isn't
even well disguised.

That was my take, too. Ick!

"Gini" wrote in message
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In article , Kenneth S. says...

A somewhat unusual, and somewhat trollified, situation, I think.
====
Somewhat trollified? Methinks that is the understatement of the year. It
isn't
even well disguised.

That was my take, too. Ick!

"Sharon K. Sebring" wrote in message
om...
Actually the situation as you describe is precisely what the situation
had been for the last four years.

However, my son has recently graduated from college and gotten a
respectable job, so the status quo isn't going to work any more.
Now that he is earning money I want him to live up to his
responsibilities.



No, you should have lived up to YOUR responsibilities first. Leave him alone
freak.

Yeah, I think we have a troll.

T

"Sharon K. Sebring" wrote in message
om...
Actually the situation as you describe is precisely what the situation
had been for the last four years.

However, my son has recently graduated from college and gotten a
respectable job, so the status quo isn't going to work any more.
Now that he is earning money I want him to live up to his
responsibilities.



No, you should have lived up to YOUR responsibilities first. Leave him alone
freak.

Yeah, I think we have a troll.

T

"Sharon K. Sebring" wrote in message
om...
Actually the situation as you describe is precisely what the situation
had been for the last four years.

However, my son has recently graduated from college and gotten a
respectable job, so the status quo isn't going to work any more.
Now that he is earning money I want him to live up to his
responsibilities.



No, you should have lived up to YOUR responsibilities first. Leave him alone
freak.

Yeah, I think we have a troll.

T