Yeah, I'm sure the dorks on the debate team really gave him a hard time about that one...right after they taped up their glasses and readjusted their pocket protectors.
At least I know our son's friends. I dare you to name all six of the kids at the function last night and which ones are important to him.
Go ahead.
And since when is "atypical" something to be proud of?
a?typ?i?cal adjective 1: deviating from what is usual or common or to be expected; often somewhat odd or strange
Yeah, I'm sure the dorks on the debate team really gave him a hard time about that one...right after they taped up their glasses and readjusted their pocket protectors.
ReplyDeleteAt least I know our son's friends. I dare you to name all six of the kids at the function last night and which ones are important to him.
Go ahead.
And since when is "atypical" something to be proud of?
a?typ?i?cal
adjective
1: deviating from what is
usual or common or to be expected;
often somewhat odd or strange
Nevermind. "Odd or strange." Sounds about right.
Hmm...are you implying that the converse is true, and "typical" is something to be proud of?
ReplyDeleteNope, quite the contrary. In fact, we relish in our atypical-ness.
ReplyDeleteK, I'm confused.
ReplyDeleteYou said typical.
ReplyDeleteI said atypical.
You said tomato.
I said tomato.
Let's call the whole thing off.
y - My rash is better now. Thanks.
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