Shannon Stacey


A Corny Conversation

So yesterday, during the construction of shepherd’s pie, this happened:

If you forget to cut a slit in the vegetable steamer bag before putting it in the microwave, it explodes. The bag, not the microwave.

Mr S: Did you have to tell the entire world you can’t follow directions?

Me: Why? Is your value as a man lessened by having a wife who screwed up the microwaving of microwaveable corn?

Mr. S: If my value was based on your domestic abilities, I wouldn’t bring a quarter in a church rummage sale.

Me: I’m going to blog about this.

Mr. S: Clean the corn out of the microwave first.

Me: If I let it dry out, then turn the microwave back on, we can have popcorn.

Mr. S: Let me know how that works for you.

(I make no apologies for the corny title. I’ve heard puns are the lowest form of humor, but whoever said that didn’t spend nearly enough time with twelve-year-old boys.)

4 comments to “A Corny Conversation”

  1. Laurie
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      · October 17th, 2013 at 9:39 am · Link

    I don’t know there may be a kernel of truth that puns are corny but when I hear one I am all ears. :wink:



  2. Lee Laughlin
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      · October 17th, 2013 at 10:19 am · Link

    Ummm canned corn next time? Maybe?



  3. Tracy S
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      · October 17th, 2013 at 3:28 pm · Link

    Great conversation! :lol: puns are well used in this house!



  4. Shannon
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      · October 18th, 2013 at 3:32 pm · Link

    Wish I hadn’t been drinking while reading Laurie’s comment.

    And puns are AWESOME! :)







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