"Jeez.

[cassandravert@indieweb.social]

@wdlindsy
I Love Lucy used that now and then--and it was her show!

[wdlindsy@toad.social]

@CassandraVert I'm not sure I'm following — Lucy used what on her show? It's that reference that I'm not clear about.

[cassandravert@indieweb.social]

@wdlindsy
Lucille Ball allowed Ricky to spank Lucy as part of the show--more than once.

[mloxton@med-mastodon.com]

@wdlindsy
My Dude Tucker showing his petticoat and telling us about his kink

[wdlindsy@toad.social]

@mloxton

[wdlindsy@toad.social]

@CassandraVert Now that you mention it, I do seem to recall an episode or more than one in which that happened. Thank you for the reminder.

[blagh@hachyderm.io]

@wdlindsy

/s is meant to indicate sarcasm maybe not a good joke though

[wdlindsy@toad.social]

@blagh I'm sorry I'm so thck-headed I didn't realize that /s means "sarcasm." Thank you for educating me. A good joke!

[blagh@hachyderm.io]

@wdlindsy it's a good way to avoid being Schrödinger's Asshole (you indicate it's a joke up front, instead of claiming it's a joke if and only if you get backlash)

[wdlindsy@toad.social]

@blagh Very well-noted and well-stated.