“Short guys like us,” a friend of mine said to me recently, “should never get their pictures taken when they’re standing next to someone tall.”
“Short guys like us? What’s that supposed to mean?” I said, not exactly in those words. I used a colorful Anglo-Saxon vulgarism in there, once or twice, for emphasis.
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