The twisted stuff in life also makes me laugh. Here’s one from my life: In the mailbox came an envelope from United of Omaha Life Insurance Company, the outside stamped in bold caps with the following: HERE’S THAT SECOND CHANCE YOU HOPED FOR MRS LINDA JACOBS.” Mrs. Linda Jacobs was my mother-in-law. She died last October from colon cancer. My husband showed me the envelope, and I said, “Is it really?” We laughed for days over it. He took a picture of it. Priceless, indeed.
The tetes and mains make you laugh, but not the POUPEES?
Des poupees!?!?!
HAHAHAHAHA
BH
The twisted stuff in life also makes me laugh. Here’s one from my life: In the mailbox came an envelope from United of Omaha Life Insurance Company, the outside stamped in bold caps with the following: HERE’S THAT SECOND CHANCE YOU HOPED FOR MRS LINDA JACOBS.” Mrs. Linda Jacobs was my mother-in-law. She died last October from colon cancer. My husband showed me the envelope, and I said, “Is it really?” We laughed for days over it. He took a picture of it. Priceless, indeed.
THOSE ARE SCARY!!!
I believe “tete” is head and main is “hair”. I have no idea what poupee is….the French are so silly. Check out some chinese or hispanic stuff.
“Tetes” are heads, “mains” are hands, “poupees” are dolls. And this photo really cracks me up in any language!
the perfect stocking stuffer!
Oh god those remind me of my eyebrows unfortunately. Why was no one there to tell me to stop plucking in my youth??