Sarcasm: it's genetic

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So we're sitting around of an afternoon listening to audio clips from The Onion Radio News, and one of the stories features an area man's failure to buy bread for sandwiches for 62 consecutive weeks. I simply allow as how that's not beyond the realm of believability, and opine that, domesticity-wise, men on their own is not a good idea. Beloved elder daughter, apple of my eye but, more critically, direct offshoot of my thought processes, and by now well aware of the semester or so during which I sustained myself almost entirely on peanut butter and marshmallow concoctions, flatly states, "No personal experience, Fluff boy." I am hurt to the quick.

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Surely, she meant, "Fluff Boy". The disrespect was unlikely to have been intended...They do say the darndest things!Happy & Prosperous New Year, y'all

Yes, the capitalization error is mine. She wouldn't have made that mistake. And even her disrespect is sarcastic.All the best!

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