What do you say about bullets that missed their target?
They were lead astray.
The wife quickly responded in a hushed but intentionally audible voice, "I told you to take those stomach pills before we left!"An elderly couple were in church. The wife leaned over and whispered to her husband, "I just let out a long silent fart... what should I do?"
The husband replied, "Replace the batteries in your hearing aid."
We hope you weren't one those things hit that you weren't aiming at*; such events are not as infrequent as we would think:I never miss, but occasionally my bullets hit things that I wasn't aiming at...
This indicates Steve has wandered from his native province... he's evidently related to a Labrador Retriever;Guess that's not as bad as what a dog would do to that leg.
We hope you weren't one those things hit that you weren't aiming at*; such events are not as infrequent as we would think:I never miss, but occasionally my bullets hit things that I wasn't aiming at...
I've missed a target but never remember hitting the wrong one, let alone so far in the wrong direction.*
we know your statement was made in humor and, if it weren't for the results, some of the reasons for self-shootings are on the humorous side, if not just strange, too.8-)
[color=#003300]Spoken like a true Missouran.I do, however, consider things like the ground, trees, and neighbors to be legitimate unintentional targets.
That still doesn't change the attitude of your statement... sort of like me being accused of a southern accent after stationed in Mississippi for over a year, although I rarely strayed from Keesler; guilt by association.Sorry to burst your bubble guys, but I'm not actually from Missouri*.
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