I'm not touching this one....

;)

Interesting game. For some reason I thought it would be eating and playing video games.

Wait, did the video game involve a joystick?

As soon as I read this, I thought...I wonder what Bucky is going to say!

Oh my. Video game and napping were good.

Wow. That was awesome. Nicely written!

eud, then I'm not touching that comment.

mrtl, can you imagine?

karen, I think Sonny's family had some experience of him that you and I don't have :)

bucky, you know it did ;)

lawbrat, it really was amusing, to see the looks on their faces, the looks they exchanged, go from absolute terror to total relief. heheee I just kept the game moving.

jim, aw, thanks. Just a quickie :)

OMG! I totally thought this one was going to have a Donnie Darko conclusion.

LOL! That is too funny. You know he should have done the other but wasn't about to in front of his mom and sisters (and you).

I'm inviting you to participate in the "Ask Nic" post that I have posted today. You can ask me a ? about whatever you would like to know about me. Hope you can make it!

What if he had 'gone there?' What if? Yikes!

Some days I am SO glad I don't have a son! :)

What were YOU thinking? Fie. (Damn. You made me think the same thing.)

hanni, I am profoundly uncool, I'm sure, but I don't know donnie darko.

nic, hi, there! I came over and asked you something :)

kranki, hehee, I was ready; I really have to be ready for pretty much anything. I think I would have affirmed his doing his favorite thing when he is ALONE as opposed to publicly, and moved on to the next player. One rule of the game is no "cross-talk," which is why his family members couldn't say anything, just shot the horrified looks.

andrea, sometimes those discussions are even more difficult with girls, I think.

hoss, well, my mind being what it is, I was thinking what his mom was thinking, but for me it was only a fleeting thought; I was distracted by my own amusement at his family's anxiety.

Susie, you are right. If I had a son, I could just tell Leo, "YOU talk to him!" With girls...I am definitely going to be the one on the spot!

Laughing my butt off here, that is all. :)
Other than my word verification is
sieisxd ~ maybe it is I with a dirty mind. :)

I think you should have warned the young man that if he does too much of that, he'll go blind.

Bwahahaha! That right there is an example of answered prayer, I'll betcha!! And I don't know how in the world you keep a straight face in your job!

Susie, that was a close one. I think you would've handled it soooo much better than his mother and sisters.

andrea, you would NOT wuss out like that if you had a son ;)

nikki, ha! At my private office, perhaps not; but at this particular agency, I don't want to think too much about the sights that couch has seen :0

nina, of course it's you with the dirty mind; something about being 45, I think. Thank goodness I've moved past that, now ;)

nilbo, actually, I think it would have been the mom and sisters who would have been instantly stricken with blindness, had he done what they feared he would do :)

eclectic, sometimes, I must cover my mouth to "cough." Some day I will have to blog about one or two particular coughing fits I was sent into :)

squirl, yea, I wasn't too freaked; but then, I would only have had to see it in charade form; who knows what they've walked in on!

Hehehe.

that is funny. The kid is lying but it is funny.