'Everybody had a wet dream,
everybody saw the sun shine; '
Don't sweat it though, there is
no need to betray a repressed
infantile state, it all falls under
the category of slip of the
tongue, or errors of speech;
That's because in every case
there is presumed to be an
unconscious determinant of
the faulty action, which can
sometimes be inferred directly
from the context - on a brothel,
'That place blows'; on driving,
'I collided with a stationary
truck coming the other way; '
on a salon, 'Wanted: Hair-cutter.
Excellent growth potential.' on a
DVD rental, 'Be kind and rewind; '
So, with these in mind, I pray you
tarry: pause a day or two before
you hazard; for, in choosing wrong,
thank you!
'2008' RLS
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Aberjhani
Informative write, my friend. I also own slip of the tongue, Lol. Enjoyed!
Blessings and Huggs,
~Linda
Marcia
Be always safe,
Karen
Hugs,
Christne