Behold

@suzianne said
No, you don't.

OR, you really do, yet make exceptions for Americans.

I have relatives who are from Boston, if you have a boat they have a bigger one, if you have a car they have a bigger one. Brag quite a bit. Not saying all Americans are like that of course but you have your own opinion of course. 😉

-VR

@suzianne said
You posted, "they are not afraid to speak their mind which I find a good quality in a person."

This is what I was taking exception to. You obviously do not find "speaking their mind" a good quality in a person because you attack me every day for doing that exact thing. And then when I call you on it, you try to BS your way out of it. You also refuse to learn from your mistakes.

Suzie Q,
You do unto others then they do unto you. That is the part you don't like is them doing on to you as you do unto them. 😉

-VR

@very-rusty said
Suzie Q,
You do unto others then they do unto you. That is the part you don't like is them doing on to you as you do unto them. 😉

-VR

You got that backwards, there, Skeezix.

As always.

@divegeester said
The irony 😆

Aimed at no one, signifying nothing.

But hey, it sounds big.

@very-rusty said
I have relatives who are from Boston, if you have a boat they have a bigger one, if you have a car they have a bigger one. Brag quite a bit. Not saying all Americans are like that of course but you have your own opinion of course. 😉

-VR

Whatever that means.

@Suzianne

A common phrase in England is 'Keeping up with the Joneses'🚬

Another 4

@ponderable said
Another 4

one and a half

@ponderable said
one and a half

one and a quarter

@hells-caretaker said
@Suzianne

A common phrase in England is 'Keeping up with the Joneses'🚬

I wonder if that is where we got that phrase from? It is used here also in Canada.

-VR

@Ponderable

two

three and a third

roughly 2