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Joe Loomer
August 28, 2009 at 10:32 am
Oy Vey – a bonafide meshooga Golda Meir reference! Boy, am I thoystee!
Thanks for starting out my Friday with some more Gwen zingers!
Navy Chief, Navy Pride
Adam Weart
August 28, 2009 at 10:47 am
“If one dies, we all die” … Priceless! I actually laughed out loud, not just a courtesy lol, or even a loi (laugh on the inside). Well done!
Gwen Banta
August 28, 2009 at 2:42 pm
Golda really was a hottie in her own way, Joe – her brain was enough of a fashion statement to lead a nation….but you must admit, she looked like Rodney Dangerfield 🙂
Gwen Banta
August 28, 2009 at 3:01 pm
I knew someone just like that, Adam. My greatest fear was doing a head plant on Charlie’s table and wiping out a batallion of his little warriors. (Of course, if I had, I would not be here to tell you the story.)
One day his neighbor’s dog got loose and came in through Charlie’s open door. The dog slid on the hardwood floors and hit the table. Apparently it had the same effect as the Normandy invasion: Rommel was defeated, but there were massive losses. Little soldiers met their maker. One hapless little sargeant was eaten by the dog. Several others were MIA – probably having drowned in dog bile.
I am not sure what happened to Charlie, but I hope he switched to Barbies after that. It’s hard to go to war in high heels, so they are much less aggressive.
Robert Worthington
September 1, 2009 at 2:13 am
I love the analogies used. My favorite is by far, “he won’t lower his price till lime green leisure suits come back in style”. LOL. That is awesome.
Gwen Banta
September 1, 2009 at 2:22 pm
I had a client tell me once that he wouldn’t lower his price until his wife came back from the dead. I asked him if he’d like to join her…