Arguments, Arguments

Pama like so your beauty hope and lustre cream shampoo for soft glamorous caressible hair bring you our Miss Brooke starring Eve Arden while he's not the over demonstrative type most of the people who know biology teacher Philip Boynton find him friendly enough well to our Miss Brooks who teaches English at Madison High School he's also friendly but not enough it isn't that Mr. Boynton

doesn't have his moment it's just that I'm never around when he's having them Last Thursday morning, as usual, my landlady Mrs. Davis and I were discussing this phenomenon at the breakfast table. I can't understand it, Connie. You and Mr. Boynton have been going together for quite a while now, haven't you?

Yes, indeed, Mrs. Davis. Let's see. We started dating the week he got his pet frog, McDougall. That was over two years ago. You mean you two have been going steady for the past two years?

That's right, Mrs. Davis. I've been going steady with Mr. Boynton, and he's been going steady with McDougall. I'm going steady with McDougall. Those scientists are all alike, so bashful. There must be something you can do to stir him up, Connie.

Oh, I've tried everything, Mrs. Davis. I've even backed him into the mix master. Do you really, Connie? No, but it's not a bad idea. Mr. Boynton is a lot like Mr. Mitchell. A scientist who used to take out my sister, Angela.

She's terribly absent-minded, you know. Yes, I know. Even more so than my brother Victor. Although heaven knows he's forgetful enough, too. Yes, you've mentioned it to me, Mrs. Davis. But what about Mr. Mitchell? Mitchell.

The scientist. What scientist? The scientist who took out your sister Angela. Imagine. Angela out with a scientist. And she never even mentioned it to me. Maybe she forgot. Forgot? That girl would forget her head if it wasn't tucked under her arm.