No comment is a comment

Ratta about not getting no comments

[Ratta says, it’s good to know that getting no comments is one hell of a comment.]

5 Responses to “No comment is a comment”

  1. eb says:

    Ask if someone feels the same.

  2. rattus says:

    Does someone feel the same?
    :-)

  3. Cairo Otaibi says:

    No comment is a strong comment. My son tells me that I am an attention whore. I do not know about you, but I do know about me, I am an attention whore. Like you, I am also a liar, and do love lies. Did I write “liar”? I mean, I am a storyteller. Still… you can not attract flies with vinegar, or so I am told. The bloody beasts keep on keeping me company and I am pretty acidic…

  4. rattus says:

    Cairo — welcome to the club, though, what makes you think your comments are weak? I am fueled by coffee and vinegar. Add mustard and you wake the beast(s) in me.

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