"The question that I have now is who will be doing the sitting and exactly what consists of a púca au naturel." Those are two questions in the form of a regular sentence, but who's keeping count?
Angela, in all her infinite non-existent innocence, raises her eyebrows at him and grabs a hold of that double entendre. "On your back, mostly, but the concrete is cold and I've heard men don't deal well with the cold." What are these two even?
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Angela, in all her infinite non-existent innocence, raises her eyebrows at him and grabs a hold of that double entendre. "On your back, mostly, but the concrete is cold and I've heard men don't deal well with the cold." What are these two even?