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Alone? Oh pah-leeze!!! If we were truly honest we would all claim a chapter in that book! (a’course there are folks like me who’ve chronicled entire volumes…but in my defense, I do try to learn from my mistakes. You got a problem wit dat?!)
I think I’ve been annoying a time or two in my life. In fact, I’m one of my wife’s biggest pet peaves! Joking aside, it’s an excellent point you humorously make – this think of trying not to be someone’s pet peave.
I’ve seen this segment before and experience the same prejudice ALL THE TIME. I guess having cerebral palsy for 50 years will do that to a guy. I found away to make money at it. Guess who’s laughing now…all the way to the bank.
By the way, Franklin has paid for itself.
The only one? Hardly. Sadly, I fall into sarcasm, or punishing silence in the face of such issues. And I’m certain beyond a shadow of a doubt, that I can be someone’s pet peeve at those times. I’m really trying not to be like that today – Great visual you have here, thanks for posting this.