Sort off off-topic. Quite a few years back, Hubby and I went to a talk by one of the last surviving Red Tails. The kids were fascinated by the fact that Blacks and whites were kept separate, among other things. The Red Tail mentioned that they were grounded for infractions, and one little girl raised her hand to ask, “How do you ground a grownup?”
A friend of mine tells a story about how, as a teenager, she and some friends conspired to sneak off to a hockey game—in Montreal! Each girl told her parents that they were staying at one of the other girl’s house that night.
At the game in Montreal, one of the announcers was interviewing fans live on radio during half time. He zeroed in on three cute young ladies. Meanwhile, back at the ranch, my friend’s father was driving in his car listening to the game. When he heard his daughter being interviewed in Montreal, he nearly drove his car off the road!
My friend, now in her sixties, claims that her period of grounding ends sometime next year.
rmremail about 2 months ago
I see Danae prefers to serve her time consecutively instead of concurrently. Maybe she should ask Jeffrey for some math lessons.
GreasyOldTam about 2 months ago
Daddy should invest in an electronic message board that counts down the days remaining.
WhatsTheJoke about 2 months ago
And an ankle monitor, size: small.
PraiseofFolly about 2 months ago
“How did that goody-two-shoes, Alice, get away with HER Adventures?”
LawrenceS about 2 months ago
If he has the date marked on the calendar you’re grounded until July 11, 2026.
Dani Rice about 2 months ago
Sort off off-topic. Quite a few years back, Hubby and I went to a talk by one of the last surviving Red Tails. The kids were fascinated by the fact that Blacks and whites were kept separate, among other things. The Red Tail mentioned that they were grounded for infractions, and one little girl raised her hand to ask, “How do you ground a grownup?”
wongo about 2 months ago
Uh, you might start by cleaning up your room!
Papakillamon about 2 months ago
She could do her laundry
Pointspread about 2 months ago
As they say in Brazil: “We is a lot of people.”
Slowly, he turned... about 2 months ago
and it doesn’t have to be a big adventure. It can be something like randomly changing the future of all mankind… We’ll start after dessert.
Newenglandah about 2 months ago
A friend of mine tells a story about how, as a teenager, she and some friends conspired to sneak off to a hockey game—in Montreal! Each girl told her parents that they were staying at one of the other girl’s house that night.
At the game in Montreal, one of the announcers was interviewing fans live on radio during half time. He zeroed in on three cute young ladies. Meanwhile, back at the ranch, my friend’s father was driving in his car listening to the game. When he heard his daughter being interviewed in Montreal, he nearly drove his car off the road!
My friend, now in her sixties, claims that her period of grounding ends sometime next year.
gozirra2 Premium Member about 2 months ago
What do you mean, “we”, Kemo Sabe?
mindjob about 2 months ago
Maybe Flo can put something in Daddy’s coffee at the diner to make him forget
Bilan about 2 months ago
Apparently, the lesson learned from the time out didn’t last as long as the time out.
lnrokr55 about 2 months ago
Danae ready for an other adventure, suspension of reality & disbelief engaged. Fire when ready ! ;-)
pamela welch Premium Member about 2 months ago
She needs an air-tag!
keenanthelibrarian about 2 months ago
“What do you mean ‘we’, Ke-mo sah-bee?”
eddi-TBH about 2 months ago
Danae hasn’t paid off Lucy from the last adventure.
bakana about 2 months ago
Lucy still remembers Tonto’s line from the old Lone Ranger joke:
“What you mean “WE”, Paleface?"