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[willbailey]

Elsie called me perky this morning. Yes, perky. I’ve begged her never to do that again and threw a few other word options her way. None of which were manly enough for me and that got me thinking - is there a manly word for perky

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[deputydeputy]

Energetic? Vigorous? Full of life? I frequently have this problem in describing Josh. Usually, I just settle for insufferable.

[willbailey]

For some reason those words remind me of elderly people or Richard Simmons, hence my concern with them. Insufferable would work for Josh, and a couple other people around here.

[deputydeputy]

Maybe not for you though. I think you may be stuck with perky.

[willbailey]

How much did Elsie pay you?

[deputydeputy]

It seems the going currency around here is coffee, but since I'm cutting that out of my diet... it really was just a simple deal over candy bars. Sorry, Will!

[willbailey]

Candy bars? That’s it? I’ll have to remember that.

You can call me Princess Perky and it still would not diminish my good mood.

[deputydeputy]

I have a surplus of Candy bars in my office. Come on by and I'll share.

Dare I ask what the good mood is for? Not that it isn't a good day, or anything, but... Princess Perky? I wouldn't name my cat that.

[willbailey]

You're a wonderful woman, Donna. I'll stop by in a bit, if that's okay.

I'm just happy. It sounds like the name of a bad doll, doesn't it?

[deputydeputy]

That's fine. I have KitKats and Three Musketeers left.

It sounds like whoever chose the name was on some sort of mind-altering drug.

[mandyvillian]

You just got yourself a nickname, Your Highness.

[willbailey]

I really have no one to blame but myself, do I?

Can we make some sort of arrangement regarding the when and where you'll be using this nickname?

[mandyvillian]

Not a chance.

[willbailey]

Damn.

You're a delightfully evil woman, Hampton.

[mandyvillian]

"Delightfully evil", Princess? I'm not deligtful and evil?

[willbailey]

You were until you started to call me Princess Perky. ;)