….people (especially grandpas) used to say: «You are a really tall and cute boy… do you play basket?». Could you imagine how many times I had to hear that sentence?. It was a terrible trauma for me…
….people (especially grandpas) used to say: «You are a really tall and cute boy… do you play basket?». Could you imagine how many times I had to hear that sentence?. It was a terrible trauma for me…
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And when I was young, I used to be able to name aaaaall the nuts. :-p
Nuts? WTF!?
LOL… The «…and cute…» chunk have been added intentionally by the author of this blog and is *not* historically confirmed by any means.
Oh dear. Dr Monge clearly hasn’t watched «Best in Show». A great film. Pea-nuts, wal-nuts, hazel-nuts, macadeeeeemia-nuts… hehe
Poor Monge! he has to see «Best in Show» and he will know the meaning of all traumas…