Their commonality resides in the response to these fears: push off of helpless children to springboard out of harms way. Just take a look at the first 10 seconds of this video clip to see what I mean:
This is just what Annie did when she saw the giant mosquito flying in the nether-regions of our bedroom. Just replace the grandma with me (Roo) cradling sweet little Esmé in preparation for bedtime.
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HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA!!!!!
Annie - once Chris and I were eating by our open kitchen window, and a giant mosquito flew in around our food, and I FLIPPED. Like, screamed at the top of my lungs in half a second. Chris thought something was seriously wrong, and about killed me when I pointed at the creature. BUT I thought it was a spider...so my real fear is spiders, and you can imagine how that was impounded when I saw how huge it was!
PS I don't think impounded is the right word
Glad you were there to protect Esmé! I take it Annie wasn't carried off by the giant mosquito?
Jordan & George Costanza:
George Costanza: I'll sniff out a deal. I have a sixth sense.
Jerry: Cheapness is not a sense.
PPS did i ever thank you for that really really nice comment you posted on my micarriage post? It made my week.
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