Just catching up. I haven't been on-line all week. Hubby was out-of-town visiting his mom (she's been in ICU for almost 3 weeks now) and I've been a crew-leader at VBS. That hasn't left me with a lot of down-time.

Anyway, just when you thought you'd left the contraversy alone you come up with "really quickly" ... or is that "real quickly" ... or is that "real quick". Hmm...

And I have another thorn to throw into the pot.
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After those blatant advances on her part… it was obvious it was just sour grapes, but she had another thing coming if she thought he would ever in a million years come on to one of his students.
This seems to be a British vs. US idiom, but there was another contraversy on the board awhile back. Does she have another thing coming? Or does she have another think coming? I had always said another thing coming, until I read this Another thing/think coming . I've now adjusted. The British way of saying it just makes more sense. Of course, Clark is an American. This Clark doesn't sound as our Clark either.

I liked the big meeting. Actually, it sounds to me like Lois is much more taken with Clark than he is with her. Interesting.

Elisabeth