[HPFGU-OTChatter] Re: Silly comebacks was pronunciation
Silverthorne Dragon
silverthorne.dragon at verizon.net
Wed Feb 11 23:17:34 UTC 2004
> loony:
> "I see, said the blind Carpenter. As he picked up his hammer and
> saw."
> My best friend says this all the time and I have no idea where she
> got it. It usually is said when she doesn't know what to say (not
> often).
> ~~loony
>
Iggy here:
Some old friends of mine used to say something similar...
"I see," said the blind man to his deaf wife. (It usually meant that we
were saying we understood, but still didn't get it
{Anne}
Both sound like variations of a come back my Grandmother uses (and I suspect
comes from some sort of old poem, since the version I know scans well, and I
know there was about four more lines that went with it when she said the
whole thing...) The version she uses is:
"I see", said the blind man, who could not see at all....
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