I'm definitely interested, but a little confused. Not quite sure whether there are just so many children available for sale that the event is going to be huge (there are, after all, more than 100 families in on the venture), or if the actual kids being sold are expected to be larger than average. I think more careful wording would have prevented this kind of confusion.
15 April 2009
there's a recession on
Last week, we noticed several of these signs springing up in our neighborhood.
I'm definitely interested, but a little confused. Not quite sure whether there are just so many children available for sale that the event is going to be huge (there are, after all, more than 100 families in on the venture), or if the actual kids being sold are expected to be larger than average. I think more careful wording would have prevented this kind of confusion.
I'm definitely interested, but a little confused. Not quite sure whether there are just so many children available for sale that the event is going to be huge (there are, after all, more than 100 families in on the venture), or if the actual kids being sold are expected to be larger than average. I think more careful wording would have prevented this kind of confusion.
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Most, most unfortunate! But we do love misplaced modifiers! I am glad you finally updated! I have been going through Alexis wit withdrawals, so thanks for appeasing that for me. Your Easter eggs also looked fantastic. :)
I'll bet the kids are huge...they are probably big olive people.
Looks like a good one for Jay Leno's headlines :-)
Hahaha!!
ryan and I just had this conversation about the same sign. We're guessing the kids are huge and that's why they're getting rid of them....but I argued it's probably just a ton of kids...either way, new signs should be made.
seriously. Who does that? I think it's just a pile of kids of all different sizes for your own choice. ??? OH my. I guess you can see closet in TEENY tiny writing.
I'm sad I missed the sale! (assuming that they were selling THINGS and not little PEOPLE.)
Great post. Keep up the good job
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