There is the Tony Orlando song.
They might have been named for this place: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Candida,_Campania
Probably too much yeast in the dough.
And I was going to complain about my mother-in-law saying “You go, girlfriend!”
I heard a woman proudly proclaim within earshot of her children “I’m a MILF!”.
Worse, she wasn’t.
I was visiting my mom and borrowed a silk scarf from her, since it matched my outfit. I decided to borrow it permanently and announced the fact to my mother. “Oh no, you can’t have that one!” she said in response “That’s the scarf I use to tie up your step-father!”
Now that’s a woman who knows how to keep children from absconding with her possessions!
Brrrrr.
Not to mention the porn producer and former star.
Of, course, what has to come at the top of any list of this kind is:
“I’ve cut you out of my will!”
Given that she was the one saying it, I would propose that those two sentences are not dichotomous.
Okay, I’ll bite - what’s “the ‘other’ meaning”?
Here.
It’s a fungus.
In the first person, shouldn’t that be MYLF?
Yeah, it was her grammar that I found alarming.
If you didn’t find her attractive I don’t think you’d find her grandmother attractive either.
Maybe she was just announcing her plans for the evening.
What is wrong with this? I guess she could have said ‘biased’ - but prejudiced is a perfectly appropriate word to use in that context.
It is embarrassing.
Mrs. Plant (v.2.0) once announced to a waitress who just wanted us to get the hell out of the restaurant so she could wait on someone else how well her daughter sang.
It was “Baby, It’s Cold Outside”, and I still don’t know if I should have killed only the guy she was singing with, or everyone in the audience.
But I digress.
I spoke of it to Step Daughter (v.2.0) and mentioned, “A real Jewish Mother can embarrass you when you are not present.”
She was amused.
The woman sounds nice! 