fair enough about the dirty old men but the definition of the word leer when used as a noun – which is what I did (and yes I looked it up before I used it and yes I know I’m a freak) is: “A desirous, sly, or knowing look.”
I guess I figured that with the brass knuckles handy and not knowing exactly what was afoot you might not want to show your hand with an outright “sneer?”
Having said that I ain’t got nothin’ against a good sneer.
Sneering defnitely works. (wink)
You did not just pull out a dictionary and try to learn me my English. I know you did not do that because someone would get walloped if you did that and I am wearing brass knuckles.
I looked it up before I posted the original use of the word leer as a noun so that I wouldn’t have to get schooled by you or anyone else myself actually…
But believe what you like there beautiful cuz I switched your real brass knuckles out for foil wrapped chocolate ones when you weren’t looking.
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And about your cat…
that is so wrong. and i like it so much.
It is almost as good as the teapot cartoon.
:-)
The tragic thing is…
I know people like that.
Oh, wow! This is the greatest blog post EV-AR! It’s mindblowingly fabulous.
Um…about your script…
LOL — what about my script?
[Boy when they say the writer is the last to know they really mean it if you know something I do not.]
raincoaster, I hope you know that when max says “what about my script” she’s saying it with brass knuckles and a menacing, if terribly sexy, leer.
(wink)
Very funny cartoon, by the way miz max.
I’m now going to go check on my cat…
Ahem. I do not “leer.”
…and a menacing, if terribly sexy, grin?
…and a menacing, if terribly sexy, stare?
…and a menacing, if terribly sexy, flip of her hair?
(don’t think for a second that I didn’t notice you took no objection to the brass knuckles, by the way…)
that was supposed to be either “took no exception” or “made no objection” *sigh*….
tea first.
then type.
Dirty old men leer.
I sneer.
The boy in the yellow reminds me of my brother.
‘Nuff said.
[Now checking wallet]
fair enough about the dirty old men but the definition of the word leer when used as a noun – which is what I did (and yes I looked it up before I used it and yes I know I’m a freak) is: “A desirous, sly, or knowing look.”
I guess I figured that with the brass knuckles handy and not knowing exactly what was afoot you might not want to show your hand with an outright “sneer?”
Having said that I ain’t got nothin’ against a good sneer.
Sneering defnitely works. (wink)
You did not just pull out a dictionary and try to learn me my English. I know you did not do that because someone would get walloped if you did that and I am wearing brass knuckles.
I looked it up before I posted the original use of the word leer as a noun so that I wouldn’t have to get schooled by you or anyone else myself actually…
But believe what you like there beautiful cuz I switched your real brass knuckles out for foil wrapped chocolate ones when you weren’t looking.
I am not discussing word usage in a fun cartoon topic.
I was just playing around, max. I guess I’ll go check on my cat again.
Foil wrapped chocolate? Oh I am biting into Max’s hand!
[I blame Sulya for this]
Don’t worry. No rabies here.
Will it make my “what you are worth in bed” score go up? I just know I lost points for not enough bi action.
Being bi is hugely over rated.
Not that I would know.
[You were talking about being biracial, right?]
Wink.
Um, bivalves. That is it. I was talking about Moluska. For science.