LAUGH OF THE DAY

[kcjenkins]

[Gail in Virginia]

If anyone ever caught my grandmother talking to her self, and said something to her about it, she just smiled and said "I love to hear a wise woman speak."

[TAXMAN]

Right on. The only problem is when you start answering your self. Of course I don't hear well after dark either.  

[Catherine]

1 hour ago, TAXMAN said:

Right on. The only problem is when you start answering your self. Of course I don't hear well after dark either.  

That is not a problem:  the problem is when you start having three-way arguments with yourself, and losing.  

[kcjenkins]

[Elrod]

[kcjenkins]

[Catherine]

easy should be ease

[Gail in Virginia]

I think a lot of tax preparers probably have this talent from lots of practice either reading the forms our clients are holding in their hot little hands and reading to us, or turning forms around so the clients can see and then explaining them while they are upside down. 

[Pacun]

You are right Gail. Most IRS communications are written upside down anyways.

[Lion EA]

My mother was a beautician and could read mirror images as well as she could read the actual print.

[JJStephens]

When I was just learning to write in kindergarten my mother was freaked out that I wrote everything upside down and backwards. She talked with the teacher who just laughed. She said she saw it all the time and that I'd grow out of it within a few weeks. She was right. But I never really grew out of being weird in so many other ways. Go figure.