Do What?
Humor from life's Lessons33 total reviews
Comment from lyenochka
Lol! Thanks for sharing these humorous stories, Terry. But I wasn't quite clear on what happened to Carl. Did he knock himself out and that's why he ended up on the pool table? Your teacher was pretty strict about spelling. I think today's teachers wouldn't be able to take points for spelling!
reply by the author on 12-Jun-2022
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Lol! Thanks for sharing these humorous stories, Terry. But I wasn't quite clear on what happened to Carl. Did he knock himself out and that's why he ended up on the pool table? Your teacher was pretty strict about spelling. I think today's teachers wouldn't be able to take points for spelling!
Comment Written 12-Jun-2022
reply by the author on 12-Jun-2022
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Helen, Carl woke up in bar, he was over served. Thanks for reading. Terry.
Comment from royowen
Not only a good looking cat, but can he spell? Ha hah. Just love this, you are a really good post, you are clever, perceptive and you understand people, well done my friend, I get a kick out of your posts. Well done, blessings Roy
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Not only a good looking cat, but can he spell? Ha hah. Just love this, you are a really good post, you are clever, perceptive and you understand people, well done my friend, I get a kick out of your posts. Well done, blessings Roy
Comment Written 12-Jun-2022
reply by the author on 12-Jun-2022
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Roy, I am glad you are enjoying them, Thank you, Terry.
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Well done
Comment from Judy Lawless
Thanks for sharing these humorous bits of advice you've acquired over the years, Terry. The best was the advice to the sailors, I think. It's too bad they couldn't have figured it out for themselves, though. lol Thanks for the chuckles.
reply by the author on 12-Jun-2022
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Thanks for sharing these humorous bits of advice you've acquired over the years, Terry. The best was the advice to the sailors, I think. It's too bad they couldn't have figured it out for themselves, though. lol Thanks for the chuckles.
Comment Written 12-Jun-2022
reply by the author on 12-Jun-2022
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Judy, some things just don't change, thank you for reading, Terry.
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You're most welcome, Terry.
Comment from John Ciarmello
I loved it, Terry. I'm not sure the penis thing was a sound solution to your problem, but who am I to say. Anyway, I love your ending here; masterfully done, my friend. Best, JohnC
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I loved it, Terry. I'm not sure the penis thing was a sound solution to your problem, but who am I to say. Anyway, I love your ending here; masterfully done, my friend. Best, JohnC
Comment Written 12-Jun-2022
reply by the author on 12-Jun-2022
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John, Thank you for reading. Terry.
Comment from LJbutterfly
I enjoyed reading this humorous piece. Each segment was more comical than the previous one. I was amazed at how bold you were in high school, to stand up to Miss Bellomy, And, that is definitely a good looking cat.
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I enjoyed reading this humorous piece. Each segment was more comical than the previous one. I was amazed at how bold you were in high school, to stand up to Miss Bellomy, And, that is definitely a good looking cat.
Comment Written 12-Jun-2022
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I do love that cat! Thank you for reading. Terry.
Comment from Wayne Fowler
Good story. Well written.
Sounds like the attitude I gave most of my English and lit teachers. I've wished for quite a while I had been more attentive... and respectful.
Best wishes.
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Good story. Well written.
Sounds like the attitude I gave most of my English and lit teachers. I've wished for quite a while I had been more attentive... and respectful.
Best wishes.
Comment Written 12-Jun-2022
reply by the author on 12-Jun-2022
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Wayne, you and me both! Thank you for reading. Terry.
Comment from nomi338
I have often wondered, why do Southerners say "do what?" instead of "say what?" or I beg your pardon, or excuse me, or some other iteration of that question. My biggest embarrassment from a writing teacher was when I was told in front of the entire college class, that until I learned how to properly spell the word interest, I should refrain from using it in anything I was writing.
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I have often wondered, why do Southerners say "do what?" instead of "say what?" or I beg your pardon, or excuse me, or some other iteration of that question. My biggest embarrassment from a writing teacher was when I was told in front of the entire college class, that until I learned how to properly spell the word interest, I should refrain from using it in anything I was writing.
Comment Written 12-Jun-2022
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LOL, now we have spell check, what I would have given for it back then. Thank you for reading.
Comment from karenina
Hey Terry. Have you always had this witty way with words? You write like someone that would be a heck of a lot of fun to gather around in a group and just listen to you share these comical accounts of stories told or experiences lived!
While I see that "wrench and hammer" therapy would work well ~ as an RN for too many years I cringed as I laughed! Either way, these guys were getting "hammered!"
Your second tid-bit sounds like what most moms would be suggesting ~ it would be better on the budget and the heart!
I can't imagine you ever getting a D+ on anything, but this third was my favorite. Your back and forth with the Miss Bellomy is hysterical. The final line a home run...
"Bellaclose" could have a much different meaning if I let my imagination run away with me! (smile)
Karenina
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Hey Terry. Have you always had this witty way with words? You write like someone that would be a heck of a lot of fun to gather around in a group and just listen to you share these comical accounts of stories told or experiences lived!
While I see that "wrench and hammer" therapy would work well ~ as an RN for too many years I cringed as I laughed! Either way, these guys were getting "hammered!"
Your second tid-bit sounds like what most moms would be suggesting ~ it would be better on the budget and the heart!
I can't imagine you ever getting a D+ on anything, but this third was my favorite. Your back and forth with the Miss Bellomy is hysterical. The final line a home run...
"Bellaclose" could have a much different meaning if I let my imagination run away with me! (smile)
Karenina
Comment Written 12-Jun-2022
reply by the author on 12-Jun-2022
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LOL, I was a solid D student in Miss Bellomy's class, Thank you for reading. Terry.
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Did she never hear of the "Bell Curve?"
(Smile)
I rather relied on that!
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Not Miss Bellomy! LOL
Comment from Sandra Stoner-Mitchell
I think the picture and its title go well with your story. I loved the part where you asked the teacher to spell Bellaclose. Lol. As for the ships doctor, that was probably the best bit of advicr the men were given! That was so funny! I really enjoyed this, well done!! :)) Sandra xx
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I think the picture and its title go well with your story. I loved the part where you asked the teacher to spell Bellaclose. Lol. As for the ships doctor, that was probably the best bit of advicr the men were given! That was so funny! I really enjoyed this, well done!! :)) Sandra xx
Comment Written 12-Jun-2022
reply by the author on 12-Jun-2022
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Sandra, thank you very much for the review, I am glad you enjoyed it. Terry.
Comment from barbara.wilkey
I enjoyed reading this post. We could learn a lot from our live lessons, if we chose too. It seems some people refuse to learn. Not sure why????
The next day the sick bay had a line of guys with bad hangovers and a case of venereal disease. (The following day...)
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I enjoyed reading this post. We could learn a lot from our live lessons, if we chose too. It seems some people refuse to learn. Not sure why????
The next day the sick bay had a line of guys with bad hangovers and a case of venereal disease. (The following day...)
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Comment Written 12-Jun-2022
reply by the author on 12-Jun-2022
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Barbara, thank you for reading, and I should have caught that edit...you catch me every time! Terry.
