ahhh yeah... that's what I'm talking bout!!!

I'm sorry, but huh? I've read this over and over and I still have no idea what you're trying to say.

I've been reading it over and over too. Still not fully sure what she was trying to say.

quite obvious what she's saying guys. "You saw a lady slip in the water, and then tried to walk through it too, with glasses (though I still thought of plates and the like) In your hands?"

Ooh, I want to play! My interpretation: "Both you and the customer slipped and fell. Yet she could get up and walk out, meaning she was physically fine, but you got hurt so badly that you can't walk? Why were you so hurt, if the only difference was you were carrying dishes when you fell?" I don't know where 23 picked up the idea that OP couldn't walk, or why 23 thinks falling with hands full of breakables is comparable to falling with free hands. Still, I stand by my interpretation. :]

I think I'm with Jane on this one. My best guess was pretty similar to that, but even thinking along those lines, it's hard to make what 23 said fit. Paula - you're possibly right, but I think she's referring to them both falling, not both walking through water. Whichever way it goes, it's an amazing piece of writing. You know you're pushing the boundaries of the English language when even the Grammar Nazis won't touch it.

lol win

yeah. haha. it's called workman's comp. sue their sorry asses. even though it is your fault that you slipped. just like it's the other lady's fault if she walked in while she saw you mopping.

Yeah! How dare you clean the floor of your establishment! Anti flood is balls :D

How do you do your eyeliner so damn neat!!!??? Everytime i try, it smudges and makes me look like a banged up *****! :-)

rebbee, check your PMs. :]