We need to keep him a few days, but we can loan you a courtesy husband until he's ready to go home.
I need one that can do the odd jobs around the house!!!
Seems to me getting him out of the house for a few days is courtesy enough.
“Loan” is not a verb. The internet is ruining the language.
Maybe he’ll get lucky and she’ll run away with the new guy…
“Kookie, Kookie, loan me your comb” just doesn’t get it.
As long as they’re handing out, “courtesy spouses”, can I get a loaner-wife?
Preferably a newer, sportier model!
Check out today’s ‘Little Nemo’, panel 1 : ‘loan’ was used as a verb over 100 years ago…
July 17, 2015
mrs8s almost 10 years ago
I need one that can do the odd jobs around the house!!!
jreckard almost 10 years ago
Seems to me getting him out of the house for a few days is courtesy enough.
harrybrau2014 almost 10 years ago
“Loan” is not a verb. The internet is ruining the language.
J Short almost 10 years ago
jtviper7 almost 10 years ago
Maybe he’ll get lucky and she’ll run away with the new guy…
unca jim almost 10 years ago
“Kookie, Kookie, loan me your comb” just doesn’t get it.
NoSleepTil_BKLYN almost 10 years ago
As long as they’re handing out, “courtesy spouses”, can I get a loaner-wife?
Preferably a newer, sportier model!
Estrie almost 10 years ago
Check out today’s ‘Little Nemo’, panel 1 : ‘loan’ was used as a verb over 100 years ago…