@friskya
The couple, new members to the Country Club, went to dinner their first weekend after acceptance and were sitting, enjoying their drinks, when another member stood up and said, '27'. A course of laughter broke out, then died down and everybody went back to their conversations. Another member stood up a few minutes later and said, ' 757'. Throughout the room one heard a collective groan. Not knowing what was going on, the man asked the gentleman at the next table what was happening. The gentleman replied that everyone knew the jokes and had heard them so often that they just called out the number to save interrupting the various conversations to much. The man thanked him and thought for a few minutes, then stood up and said, '328'. Total silence followed. The man tapped the gentleman on the shoulder and asked, 'What happened?' The gentleman, with somewhat of a bothered look, said, 'Some people just can't tell a joke'.
Not saying 'NO' doesn't mean 'YES'.
The foolishness of one's actions or words is determined by the number of witnesses.
Perhaps if Brains were described as an APP, many people would use them more often.
Respect, like money, is only of 'worth' when it is earned - with all due respect, it can not be ordained, legislated or coerced. Anonymous
