You're not the only sniggerer, Christine.
Everytime the word "stunning" is used in this context it brings two memories up.
One is rather unpleasant, and involves the signing of my divorce papers.
Standing in his office, seething at having been taken to the cleaners by my criminal lawyer ex who was having it off with his legal assistant, (yet was divorcing me, albeit at my request. I simply couldn't afford it.) I saw the beautiful Caithness Comet paperwight I had given him sitting on his desk and I grabbed it. I had just intended to keep it, I felt he had no right to such a nice thing, but he had a load of heavies around who grabbed it back and accused me of trying to stun him with it. I should have.
So when I hear the words stunning and paperweight together, I still itch to bring something very heavy down on that creep's skull.
It's just a natural instinct to protect the world from that sort of scum.
The other memory is much more amusing and involves one of Michael's comments about Vasart - that all it is good for is target practice, and that all pwts are good for is as the things you chuck at it.
This is, of course, just Michael's personal opinion and my sniggering is at his lovely and neat way of expressing it.
There is a lot of my glass he
does love.
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