Joy said, “We don’t have Dunkin Donuts out here so I haven’t seen their ad. I’m guessin it’s cause of the word DunKIN and they are continuin with the misspellin theme. Who knows.”
You’ve explained the mystery! The “kin’ ” is short for “Dunkin’.” Of course, that means that it should be ” ‘kin’. ” Either way. ANNOYING.
Lynda commented on my story, Isantim:
“I love this – thank you!”
Aww, thank YOU.
Heather said,
“Heh, I do the same thing all the time.
“See? Just did it again – took your post and commented ALL ABOUT ME.
“I agree with Jennifer above though, that agreeing with people and identifying with what they have posted is a way of positive commenting. Totally. Heck, they’re teaching Kiddo how to do that in kindergarten right now: they read a story, then do a “connection to text” where they write something about either a connection between the text and themselves, the text and another text, or the text and the world. Most kids pick text-themselves. Totally legit.
Hmmm, I’m not sure this is a long enough comment to be from me, but you’re busy so I’ll stop rambling on now!”
Glad I can be of help Ronnica.
I grew up with Dunkin Donuts. I miss it. One time when we were near the Dunkin Donuts, I begged and begged relentlessly for my mom to stop and get me a donut. I got one of those “If you say that one more time” kind of talks. So about a 30 seconds of silence passed and I quietly said “can we please stop at DD’s. But hey, I was obedient and didn’t say the words Dunkin Donuts.
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Joy