Youβll sheet metal
They told him he was deaf, but did he listen?
None of them seemed surprised
While listing the things I ate and touched that morning to the doctor I mentioned I had a piece of a pineapple upside-down cake; my dad who was in the room with me chuckled and said to the doctor "he always had problems with upside-down cakes, but not right-side up ones. Rest of the day he kept telling people that's the reason I had an allergic reaction.
Heβd give me amazing life advice, helped me with my studies, and even offered helpful dating tips. Heβd always rise above adversity and criticism say βwhen one door closes, another one opensβ. He was a great, wonderful man. Terrible cabinet maker though.
From a trademark case filed by Zatarain's (the jambalaya guys) regarding competitor's "Chicken Fry" and "Fish Fry". Zatarain's lost at the district level and appealed.
"Battered, but not fried, Zatarain's appeals from the adverse judgment on several grounds."
I audibly groaned.
"They told him he was deaf, but did he listen?"
Look at Beethoven. They told him he was deaf, but did he listen?
Look at Beethoven. People told him he was deaf, but did he listen?
