Did he mean “peace of mind,” and it’s a simple misspelling? Or is it “piece” as in “a piece of [someone’s] mind,” which normally you’d think he’d be able to get at home? I think the first one is the joke, but Keith, your loyal fans need you to hire a proofreader!
Meg: All Seriousness Aside over 4 years ago
Don’t forget the coupon!
Dual over 4 years ago
I don’t get the ‘piece of mind’ twist
David Wolfson Premium Member over 4 years ago
Did he mean “peace of mind,” and it’s a simple misspelling? Or is it “piece” as in “a piece of [someone’s] mind,” which normally you’d think he’d be able to get at home? I think the first one is the joke, but Keith, your loyal fans need you to hire a proofreader!
Rogers George Premium Member over 4 years ago
Well, you can get a piece of meat at the grocery store, and brain is meat, and a mind is in the brain, right???
Rabies65 over 4 years ago
On sale? No, it’s priceless.
a swino over 4 years ago
Yeah, I think he means Peace of Mind. “Piece of Mind” is what JFK got on John Connelly’s suit…
edward thomas Premium Member over 4 years ago
Really depends on WHOSE piece of mind he gets!
edward thomas Premium Member over 4 years ago
Maybe he’s got writer’s block and needs help?