A Dialogue

“Hi hon, what are you watching?”

“Nothing…”

“But you are watching something. What is it?”

“I don’t know. Nothing…”

“Okay, then what are you not watching?”

“What. How can I be not watching something?”

“I walk into the room, the television is on and you are sitting on the lounge opposite the television, looking across at it so naturally I assume you are watching something. When I ask, you say you’re not watching anything. So if the television is on and you’re looking at it but it is nothing, then I have to ask what are you not watching.”

“But I’m not really watching anything.”

“Okay then, what are you looking at?

“You…”

“Gaaah…”
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That is like some nights when I am "working" on my computer.  My wife will ask what I am doing.  "Nothing"  Same sort of dialog ensues.  That was a fun read Maso.

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Gaaah!  Is right. But sometimes, no answer is the answer.
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That was a fun read Maso.


Thanks mate, glad you enjoyed it.

Gaaah! Is right.


I like the word "Gaaah". It says so much without saying anything.
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I meant to comment on this but forgot. This dialogue is typical male response!! My hubby would tell me the same thing! And "Gaahhh" is such a perfect end!
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You have to gaahhh while rolling your eyes otherwize it doesnt work, lol! Great one anyway!
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That sound like the extent of our deepest conversations around here (my husband & I).

Fun read
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I'm an advocate for 'Gaaaah', which is at odds to my absolute love of words, both written and spoken. But there is no single word I know that expresses complete frustration and I think 'Gaaaah' could be it.

Just so you know, this conversation is not one I've had with my wife (she and I spend a lot of time REALLY talking) but is most certainly a conversation I've had with members of the opposite sex numerous times in my past.

Thanks Serenity, IG and AngelaMarie for your comments.
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Do you have my living room bugged?
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Udigit:

No, but I've been standing outside your living room window (oops, did I write that out aloud?)