What not to say on Thanksgiving Day
by Cheryl Baumgartner Medical Billing/Coding/Insurance
Cheryl Baumgartner Medical...
According to this morning's paper there are some conversations you want to avoid over your Thanksgiving holiday. Some were so amusing I thought I would share.
1. "Are you two ever going to get married?"
2. "No thanks. I gave up drinking when I saw the toll it took on you."
3. "When are you two going to make me a grandmother?"
4."Cool Whip is interesting. Did you ever think of serving the real stuff instead?"
5. "Aren't you full yet?" or "Why aren't you eating anything?"
6. "Yes,I know you're a parent. But haven't you ever thought about working?"
7. "I see you still can't be bothered with ironing a blouse."
8. "How is it that your son looks just like you and your daughter looks like she could be from a different family?"
9. "Did you cook this yourself, or did you just thaw it out?"
10. "Forget this poison nonsense-just spread the legs open and stuff it in, the way that I always do."
The source for these sometimes amusing no-nos is "The Fine Art of Small Talk" by Debra Fine. I think she must have been a fly on the wall at a few Thanksgiving dinners I've attended over the years.
Nov 7th 2007 12:21
According to this morning's paper there are some conversations you want to avoid over your Thanksgiving holiday. Some were so amusing I thought I would share.
1. "Are you two ever going to get married?"
2. "No thanks. I gave up drinking when I saw the toll it took on you."
3. "When are you two going to make me a grandmother?"
4."Cool Whip is interesting. Did you ever think of serving the real stuff instead?"
5. "Aren't you full yet?" or "Why aren't you eating anything?"
6. "Yes,I know you're a parent. But haven't you ever thought about working?"
7. "I see you still can't be bothered with ironing a blouse."
8. "How is it that your son looks just like you and your daughter looks like she could be from a different family?"
9. "Did you cook this yourself, or did you just thaw it out?"
10. "Forget this poison nonsense-just spread the legs open and stuff it in, the way that I always do."
The source for these sometimes amusing no-nos is "The Fine Art of Small Talk" by Debra Fine. I think she must have been a fly on the wall at a few Thanksgiving dinners I've attended over the years.
Nov 7th 2007 12:21
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