“Well, Miss Welch, already for Christmas?”
“I can’t wait. I’m so excited.”
“I can’t wait to hand out the gifts to all the interns on the naughty list.”
“What about the Nice list?”
“Santa has got that covered.”
Just to let everyone know this poll will be open until Dec. 31st. Got Christmas Eve plans.
Winners
This week.
This poll is no longer accepting votes
Judging by the striped shirt — and boy am I judging it! — Miss Welch is playing Linus in the intern production of “A Charlize Theron Christmas.”
Should get some views …
Miss Monroe, breathlessly:
“All I want is what’s coming to me. . . . All I want is my affair share.”
You know Miss Welch was considered for the role of Maryann on Gilligan’s Island.
Then I’ll take these castaways, if they’re done with them.
I don’t get #6. Explain, please.
The refrain of the French carol translated into English as “Angels We Have Heard on High” is in Latin as “Gloria in Excelsis Deo.” Below is a version of Gloria in Excelsis Deo lyrics translated from French to English by Bishop James Chadwick (1813-1882). Review the translations in English and French and learn about the song’s history as well as its place in pop culture as we know it today.
Bullshet….it’s the game Scrabbled Eggs and I have played it twice.
… using Crack ‘Em Stack ‘Em Robots.
Until Mom came home.
Short Order Cook:
“I’ve been crackin’ and stackin’ ’em for 40 years and that’s why I’m on crack pal….
Ties in nicely to the following post.
ok, eggshells, I guess I get it. Pretty weak, though.