I even got the linking r in there
I am not 100% sure whether /a/ should be used where I have /ɑ/ and vice versa (you could get away with /a/ just like I am lazy about /r/ quality)
But I think this is good enough for a joke
I spared absolutely every expense to make this video
But it’s always a lot of fun putting on the accent of 1) someone 30 years older 2) a working-class guy (I’ve met younger guys with the strong accent), it’s H O M E
My take on a paper airplane (sub Campari for Aperol, using an American nocino for the amaro)
Really complex: sour, a bit orangey, a little brightness from lemon, depth from the nocino
This reminds me that some friends road tripped from OH to New Orleans
At a New Orleans Waffle House one guy didn’t turn the menu over and repeatedly asked if they had waffles
(He’s now a priest and we’re happy for him and thankful too)
Late night snack in New Orleans at Waffle House again. Unfortunately we had to eat in the parking lot this time because they closed the dining area and only allowed takeaway.
okay
whew
Catholics (all people actually) should understand that physical intimacy need not be sexual/always lead to sexual intercourse
But making out having intended to not finish from the outset is more problematic, married or not
You can stop, I’m not saying to keep going or to hurt your spouse (the wife, I mean)
But sorry the moral law is clear here: the part in quotation marks is actually correct but vulgar in the context originally described