Mountain out of a Molehill
Brandon said his girlfriend’s concern about getting to the other side of Mt Rainier was making a mountain out of a molehill . . .
Brandon said his girlfriend’s concern about getting to the other side of Mt Rainier was making a mountain out of a molehill . . .
Knowing first impressions were important on first dates, Hermann was worried about his new deodorant not working . . .
When Ida told her boy friend, Simon, her father called him “slick, slippery,” he said he preferred “Smooth,” and started humming the old Paul Simon song, “Slip Slidin’ Away . . .”
When Sally accused Brett of having some other girl’s lipstick on his collar, he said, “Nonsense, it’s just razor burn . . .”
Short on cash, but wanting to impress his girlfriend, Geoffrey had been trying to steal the copper power line for beer money for over a week–it wasn’t going well . . .
Boudreaux (pictured) just couldn’t find that soul mate he had been looking for all these years; maybe everyone was right, and he had to lose the black, Goth look. That’s what both his psychiatrist and his mother told him. He liked to think of himself as an individualist, but he felt like he was swimming upstream–maybe something in green and a Mohawk.