> > > > First there is the not-getting-the-humor problem.
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> > > You should live with the Grishnys for a couple days. Then you'd see that nothing like that photo would EVER occur in that house. If Mr. Grishny showed off the kitchen, he would just look plain cool doing it. If Mrs. Grishny showed off the kitchen, she would look cute.
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> > > Neither of them would look like a Martha Stewart wannabe who's high on caffeine.
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> > > Gaha
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> > OIC. It's some kind of inside joke. Doesn't rule six cover that? If not, maybe we need Rule six, paragraph B.
> > How"reset button?"ard
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> Howard you are trying so hard to understand this I will just tell you. We got someone else's picture by mistake just as you thought. To that person the picture probably isn't humorous at all, but to us a strange woman in a kitchen we have never seen displaying her good cooking is humorous. Maybe just because it's sooo not us.
> Mrs_Grishny

Oooooooooookay. Maybe it is sort of like this. I had a Cushman step-thru motor scooter restored and the restorer keep a careful photo record of the entire process. He made pictures of the unrestored scooter, then pictues of the engine rebuild process, then a picture of the freshly repainted frame, the fork, the freshly restored and painted sheet metal and the completed scooter. These were put together in a nice little album and turned over to me with the restored scooter. He did a beautiful job with the scooter and took a great series of pictures --except for one small detail. Right in the middle of the album was a picture of a freshly painted frame from a Cushman Eagle. My step-thru is nothing like an Eagle. The frame of an Eagle is about as far as you can get from the frame of a step-thru model. I laughed my head off! It was so funny, I left the incorrect picture in there so everybody who looked at the album could enjoy the joke. I think I am beginning to see a parallel between your funny picture and mine. I feel a lot better.
Howard