Tonight on Wheel Of Fortune when host Pat Sajak was eliciting introductory remarks from each contestant at the beginning of the program, one woman said, and I'm not kidding, "Pat, I'm engaged to my wonderful fiancé [here she said his name]. We have a beautiful blended family of seven children, three boys and three girls."
Either the jury is still out on the seventh child or Mom should refrain from helping the children with their math homework.
I may be showing my age. There probably isn't such a thing as math homework any more.
That's all there is, there isn't any more.
Do you know who said that?
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I think it was said by three different people: Bugs Bunny and Albert Einstein.
ReplyDeleteVery droll, Tasker. You should not be helping children with their math homework either.
DeleteIn Einstein's universe, it adds up exactly.
DeleteI'm no good at quizzes and definitely no better at American oriented ones. I enjoy your commentary, though.
ReplyDeleteI appreciate every single reader of this blog, quiz taker or no. Thank you, Janice.
DeleteSomeone snuck another child in on her. Funny. Ethel Barrymore was the first I believe to say that.
ReplyDeleteEthel Barrymore was definitely who I was thinking of. Thank you, Emma.
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