" “And that Continuation and that Completion of some More of My Maybe Very Interesting Jokes, and My Literature, and My Writings, etc. Etcetera.” Written, and Authored, and Published by Brandon Ryan Katrena (B.R.K.).

 1.)           And in Some of My Jokes, and in Some of My Literature, and in Some of My Writings, That Man and that Person said, a few years ago, Paraphrasing, and Abbreviating, “Oh. And Thank You. And Thank You Stewardess. And Thank You Airplane Flight Attendant. And are You sure? Oh. And Thank You. And Ok, and Thank You for, for example, saying that I instead belong in First Class. And for saying that it’s Not appropriate for Me to Not be in First Class on this Airplane. And for saying that it’s Very Inappropriate for Me to Not be in First Class on this Airplane. And Here We are in that First Class. And Maybe for example. And Perhaps for example. Well, and Thank You also for that Very Good Meal, and for those Very Good Foods, and for those Very Good Drinks. And Maybe for example. And Perhaps for instance. And Maybe, ‘So-Called’.”

“About that Subject (ATS). About those Subjects (ATS). Not about that Subject (NATS). Not about those Subjects (NATS). At that Time (ATT). At those Times (ATT). At this Time (ATT). At these Times (ATT). About then (AT). Not about then (NAT). Not approximately then (NAT). Approximately then (AT). And Maybe for example. And Maybe for instance. And Maybe So-called. Sort of (SO). Kind of (KO). A lot (AL). A little (AL). Some. Somewhat. Much. Many. Often. Sometimes. Important. Very Important (VI). Extremely Important (EI). Not. Not Very (NV). Not Extremely (NE). And for example. And for example. And for example [ ]. For example. For example. For example [ ]. For instance. For instance [ ]. So-called (SC). So-called (SC). And [ ]. In addition [ ]. Furthermore [ ]. Moreover [ ].”

  2.)           And in Some of My Jokes, and in Some of My Literature, and in Some of My Writings, That Man and that Person said, a few years ago, Paraphrasing, and Abbreviating, “Thank You anyway. And No. No. And I don’t Need any Money. And I don’t Want any Money. And Thank You anyway. And Please have a Good Day, and Please have a Good Afternoon. And Maybe for example. And Perhaps for instance. And Maybe, ‘So-Called’.”

“About that Subject (ATS). About those Subjects (ATS). Not about that Subject (NATS). Not about those Subjects (NATS). At that Time (ATT). At those Times (ATT). At this Time (ATT). At these Times (ATT). About then (AT). Not about then (NAT). Not approximately then (NAT). Approximately then (AT). And Maybe for example. And Maybe for instance. And Maybe So-called. Sort of (SO). Kind of (KO). A lot (AL). A little (AL). Some. Somewhat. Much. Many. Often. Sometimes. Important. Very Important (VI). Extremely Important (EI). Not. Not Very (NV). Not Extremely (NE). And for example. And for example. And for example [ ]. For example. For example. For example [ ]. For instance. For instance [ ]. So-called (SC). So-called (SC). And [ ]. In addition [ ]. Furthermore [ ]. Moreover [ ].”

  3.)           And in Some of My Jokes, and in Some of My Literature, and in Some of My Writings, That Man and that Person said, a few years ago, Paraphrasing, and Abbreviating, “Ooops. You dropped Your Billfold and Your Wallet and Your Money a few seconds ago. And Here You go. And Here You are. And You are Welcome. And Please have a Good Day, and Please have a Good Afternoon. And Maybe for example. And Perhaps for instance. And Maybe, ‘So-Called’.”

 “About that Subject (ATS). About those Subjects (ATS). Not about that Subject (NATS). Not about those Subjects (NATS). At that Time (ATT). At those Times (ATT). At this Time (ATT). At these Times (ATT). About then (AT). Not about then (NAT). Not approximately then (NAT). Approximately then (AT). And Maybe for example. And Maybe for instance. And Maybe So-called. Sort of (SO). Kind of (KO). A lot (AL). A little (AL). Some. Somewhat. Much. Many. Often. Sometimes. Important. Very Important (VI). Extremely Important (EI). Not. Not Very (NV). Not Extremely (NE). And for example. And for example. And for example [ ]. For example. For example. For example [ ]. For instance. For instance [ ]. So-called (SC). So-called (SC). And [ ]. In addition [ ]. Furthermore [ ]. Moreover [ ].”

  4.)           And in Some of My Jokes, and in Some of My Literature, and in Some of My Writings, That Man and that Person said, a few years ago, Paraphrasing, and Abbreviating, “Someone Might have Lost this Gold Necklace, and these Gold Rings, and this Jewelry, and are They Yours? Lost and Found, Here we Come. And Maybe for example. And Perhaps for instance. And Maybe, ‘So-Called’.”

 “About that Subject (ATS). About those Subjects (ATS). Not about that Subject (NATS). Not about those Subjects (NATS). At that Time (ATT). At those Times (ATT). At this Time (ATT). At these Times (ATT). About then (AT). Not about then (NAT). Not approximately then (NAT). Approximately then (AT). And Maybe for example. And Maybe for instance. And Maybe So-called. Sort of (SO). Kind of (KO). A lot (AL). A little (AL). Some. Somewhat. Much. Many. Often. Sometimes. Important. Very Important (VI). Extremely Important (EI). Not. Not Very (NV). Not Extremely (NE). And for example. And for example. And for example [ ]. For example. For example. For example [ ]. For instance. For instance [ ]. So-called (SC). So-called (SC). And [ ]. In addition [ ]. Furthermore [ ]. Moreover [ ].”

  5.)           And in Some of My Jokes, and in Some of My Literature, and in Some of My Writings, That Man and that Person said, a few years ago, Paraphrasing, and Abbreviating, “Someone Might have Lost this Cell Phone(C.P.) or this Mobile Phone(M.P.), and is this Yours? And Lost and Found, Here we Come. And Maybe for example. And Perhaps for instance. And Maybe, ‘So-Called’.”

 “About that Subject (ATS). About those Subjects (ATS). Not about that Subject (NATS). Not about those Subjects (NATS). At that Time (ATT). At those Times (ATT). At this Time (ATT). At these Times (ATT). About then (AT). Not about then (NAT). Not approximately then (NAT). Approximately then (AT). And Maybe for example. And Maybe for instance. And Maybe So-called. Sort of (SO). Kind of (KO). A lot (AL). A little (AL). Some. Somewhat. Much. Many. Often. Sometimes. Important. Very Important (VI). Extremely Important (EI). Not. Not Very (NV). Not Extremely (NE). And for example. And for example. And for example [ ]. For example. For example. For example [ ]. For instance. For instance [ ]. So-called (SC). So-called (SC). And [ ]. In addition [ ]. Furthermore [ ]. Moreover [ ].”

  6.)           And in Some of My Jokes, and in Some of My Literature, and in Some of My Writings, That Man and that Person said, a few Months ago, Paraphrasing, and Abbreviating, “Ooops. Ooops. And There We go. And You are Welcome. And We are also Family Members (F.M.) and Friends. And We are also Family and Friends (F.A.F.). And Very Prolonged Long Duration Excellent, and Fine, and Good. And Very Prolonged Long Duration Very appropriate and Very Safe and Sound. And Maybe for example. And Perhaps for instance. And Maybe, ‘So-Called’.”

 “About that Subject (ATS). About those Subjects (ATS). Not about that Subject (NATS). Not about those Subjects (NATS). At that Time (ATT). At those Times (ATT). At this Time (ATT). At these Times (ATT). About then (AT). Not about then (NAT). Not approximately then (NAT). Approximately then (AT). And Maybe for example. And Maybe for instance. And Maybe So-called. Sort of (SO). Kind of (KO). A lot (AL). A little (AL). Some. Somewhat. Much. Many. Often. Sometimes. Important. Very Important (VI). Extremely Important (EI). Not. Not Very (NV). Not Extremely (NE). And for example. And for example. And for example [ ]. For example. For example. For example [ ]. For instance. For instance [ ]. So-called (SC). So-called (SC). And [ ]. In addition [ ]. Furthermore [ ]. Moreover [ ].”

 7.)           And in Some of My Jokes, and in Some of My Literature, and in Some of My Writings, That Man and that Person said, a few months and a few years ago, Paraphrasing, and Abbreviating,  “And Thank You very Much. And Thank You anyway, and Maybe I’ll eat and drink those Foods and those Drinks Later. And Thank You anyway. And May You have a Good Day, a Good Afternoon, and a Good Evening. And there is, for example, Real Time Management (T.M.), and Real Resources Management (R.M.), and Real Energies Management (E.M.). And Maybe for example. And Maybe for instance. And Maybe, ‘So-Called’. And Thank You Very Much. And We are also Family Members (F.M.) and Friends. And We are also Family and Friends (F.A.F.). And Very Prolonged Long Duration Excellent, and Fine, and Good. And Very Prolonged Long Duration Very appropriate and Very Safe and Sound. And Maybe for example. And Perhaps for instance. And Maybe, ‘So-Called’.”

 “About that Subject (ATS). About those Subjects (ATS). Not about that Subject (NATS). Not about those Subjects (NATS). At that Time (ATT). At those Times (ATT). At this Time (ATT). At these Times (ATT). About then (AT). Not about then (NAT). Not approximately then (NAT). Approximately then (AT). And Maybe for example. And Maybe for instance. And Maybe So-called. Sort of (SO). Kind of (KO). A lot (AL). A little (AL). Some. Somewhat. Much. Many. Often. Sometimes. Important. Very Important (VI). Extremely Important (EI). Not. Not Very (NV). Not Extremely (NE). And for example. And for example. And for example [ ]. For example. For example. For example [ ]. For instance. For instance [ ]. So-called (SC). So-called (SC). And [ ]. In addition [ ]. Furthermore [ ]. Moreover [ ].”

 8.)           And in Some of My Jokes, and in Some of My Literature, and in Some of My Writings, That Man and that Person said, a few months and a few years ago, Paraphrasing, and Abbreviating, “And is this Your Money? And are these Your Resources? And We are also Family Members (F.M.) and Friends. And We are also Family and Friends (F.A.F.). And Very Prolonged Long Duration Excellent, and Fine, and Good. And Very Prolonged Long Duration Very appropriate and Very Safe and Sound. And Maybe for example. And Perhaps for instance. And Maybe, ‘So-Called’.”

 “About that Subject (ATS). About those Subjects (ATS). Not about that Subject (NATS). Not about those Subjects (NATS). At that Time (ATT). At those Times (ATT). At this Time (ATT). At these Times (ATT). About then (AT). Not about then (NAT). Not approximately then (NAT). Approximately then (AT). And Maybe for example. And Maybe for instance. And Maybe So-called. Sort of (SO). Kind of (KO). A lot (AL). A little (AL). Some. Somewhat. Much. Many. Often. Sometimes. Important. Very Important (VI). Extremely Important (EI). Not. Not Very (NV). Not Extremely (NE). And for example. And for example. And for example [ ]. For example. For example. For example [ ]. For instance. For instance [ ]. So-called (SC). So-called (SC). And [ ]. In addition [ ]. Furthermore [ ]. Moreover [ ].”

 9.)           And in Some of My Jokes, and in Some of My Literature, and in Some of My Writings, That Man and that Person said, a few months and a few years ago, Paraphrasing, and Abbreviating, “And is this Yours? And are these Yours? And are these Your Monies? And is this Your Money? And is this Your Resource? And are these Your Resources? And We are also Family Members (F.M.) and Friends. And We are also Family and Friends (F.A.F.). And Very Prolonged Long Duration Excellent, and Fine, and Good. And Very Prolonged Long Duration Very appropriate and Very Safe and Sound. And Maybe for example. And Perhaps for instance. And Maybe, ‘So-Called’.”

  “About that Subject (ATS). About those Subjects (ATS). Not about that Subject (NATS). Not about those Subjects (NATS). At that Time (ATT). At those Times (ATT). At this Time (ATT). At these Times (ATT). About then (AT). Not about then (NAT). Not approximately then (NAT). Approximately then (AT). And Maybe for example. And Maybe for instance. And Maybe So-called. Sort of (SO). Kind of (KO). A lot (AL). A little (AL). Some. Somewhat. Much. Many. Often. Sometimes. Important. Very Important (VI). Extremely Important (EI). Not. Not Very (NV). Not Extremely (NE). And for example. And for example. And for example [ ]. For example. For example. For example [ ]. For instance. For instance [ ]. So-called (SC). So-called (SC). And [ ]. In addition [ ]. Furthermore [ ]. Moreover [ ].”

 “And that Continuation and that Completion of some More of My Maybe Very Interesting Jokes, and My Literature, and My Writings, etc. Etcetera.” Written, and Authored, and Published by Brandon Ryan Katrena (B.R.K.).

 1.)           And in Some of My Jokes, and in Some of My Literature, and in Some of My Writings, That Man and that Person said, a few years ago, Paraphrasing, and Abbreviating, “Oh. And Thank You. And Thank You Stewardess. And Thank You Airplane Flight Attendant. And are You sure? Oh. And Thank You. And Ok, and Thank You for, for example, saying that I instead belong in First Class. And for saying that it’s Not appropriate for Me to Not be in First Class on this Airplane. And for saying that it’s Very Inappropriate for Me to Not be in First Class on this Airplane. And Here We are in that First Class. And Maybe for example. And Perhaps for example. Well, and Thank You also for that Very Good Meal, and for those Very Good Foods, and for those Very Good Drinks. And Maybe for example. And Perhaps for instance. And Maybe, ‘So-Called’.”

“About that Subject (ATS). About those Subjects (ATS). Not about that Subject (NATS). Not about those Subjects (NATS). At that Time (ATT). At those Times (ATT). At this Time (ATT). At these Times (ATT). About then (AT). Not about then (NAT). Not approximately then (NAT). Approximately then (AT). And Maybe for example. And Maybe for instance. And Maybe So-called. Sort of (SO). Kind of (KO). A lot (AL). A little (AL). Some. Somewhat. Much. Many. Often. Sometimes. Important. Very Important (VI). Extremely Important (EI). Not. Not Very (NV). Not Extremely (NE). And for example. And for example. And for example [ ]. For example. For example. For example [ ]. For instance. For instance [ ]. So-called (SC). So-called (SC). And [ ]. In addition [ ]. Furthermore [ ]. Moreover [ ].”

  2.)           And in Some of My Jokes, and in Some of My Literature, and in Some of My Writings, That Man and that Person said, a few years ago, Paraphrasing, and Abbreviating, “Thank You anyway. And No. No. And I don’t Need any Money. And I don’t Want any Money. And Thank You anyway. And Please have a Good Day, and Please have a Good Afternoon. And Maybe for example. And Perhaps for instance. And Maybe, ‘So-Called’.”

“About that Subject (ATS). About those Subjects (ATS). Not about that Subject (NATS). Not about those Subjects (NATS). At that Time (ATT). At those Times (ATT). At this Time (ATT). At these Times (ATT). About then (AT). Not about then (NAT). Not approximately then (NAT). Approximately then (AT). And Maybe for example. And Maybe for instance. And Maybe So-called. Sort of (SO). Kind of (KO). A lot (AL). A little (AL). Some. Somewhat. Much. Many. Often. Sometimes. Important. Very Important (VI). Extremely Important (EI). Not. Not Very (NV). Not Extremely (NE). And for example. And for example. And for example [ ]. For example. For example. For example [ ]. For instance. For instance [ ]. So-called (SC). So-called (SC). And [ ]. In addition [ ]. Furthermore [ ]. Moreover [ ].”

  3.)           And in Some of My Jokes, and in Some of My Literature, and in Some of My Writings, That Man and that Person said, a few years ago, Paraphrasing, and Abbreviating, “Ooops. You dropped Your Billfold and Your Wallet and Your Money a few seconds ago. And Here You go. And Here You are. And You are Welcome. And Please have a Good Day, and Please have a Good Afternoon. And Maybe for example. And Perhaps for instance. And Maybe, ‘So-Called’.”

 “About that Subject (ATS). About those Subjects (ATS). Not about that Subject (NATS). Not about those Subjects (NATS). At that Time (ATT). At those Times (ATT). At this Time (ATT). At these Times (ATT). About then (AT). Not about then (NAT). Not approximately then (NAT). Approximately then (AT). And Maybe for example. And Maybe for instance. And Maybe So-called. Sort of (SO). Kind of (KO). A lot (AL). A little (AL). Some. Somewhat. Much. Many. Often. Sometimes. Important. Very Important (VI). Extremely Important (EI). Not. Not Very (NV). Not Extremely (NE). And for example. And for example. And for example [ ]. For example. For example. For example [ ]. For instance. For instance [ ]. So-called (SC). So-called (SC). And [ ]. In addition [ ]. Furthermore [ ]. Moreover [ ].”

  4.)           And in Some of My Jokes, and in Some of My Literature, and in Some of My Writings, That Man and that Person said, a few years ago, Paraphrasing, and Abbreviating, “Someone Might have Lost this Gold Necklace, and these Gold Rings, and this Jewelry, and are They Yours? Lost and Found, Here we Come. And Maybe for example. And Perhaps for instance. And Maybe, ‘So-Called’.”

 “About that Subject (ATS). About those Subjects (ATS). Not about that Subject (NATS). Not about those Subjects (NATS). At that Time (ATT). At those Times (ATT). At this Time (ATT). At these Times (ATT). About then (AT). Not about then (NAT). Not approximately then (NAT). Approximately then (AT). And Maybe for example. And Maybe for instance. And Maybe So-called. Sort of (SO). Kind of (KO). A lot (AL). A little (AL). Some. Somewhat. Much. Many. Often. Sometimes. Important. Very Important (VI). Extremely Important (EI). Not. Not Very (NV). Not Extremely (NE). And for example. And for example. And for example [ ]. For example. For example. For example [ ]. For instance. For instance [ ]. So-called (SC). So-called (SC). And [ ]. In addition [ ]. Furthermore [ ]. Moreover [ ].”

  5.)           And in Some of My Jokes, and in Some of My Literature, and in Some of My Writings, That Man and that Person said, a few years ago, Paraphrasing, and Abbreviating, “Someone Might have Lost this Cell Phone(C.P.) or this Mobile Phone(M.P.), and is this Yours? And Lost and Found, Here we Come. And Maybe for example. And Perhaps for instance. And Maybe, ‘So-Called’.”

 “About that Subject (ATS). About those Subjects (ATS). Not about that Subject (NATS). Not about those Subjects (NATS). At that Time (ATT). At those Times (ATT). At this Time (ATT). At these Times (ATT). About then (AT). Not about then (NAT). Not approximately then (NAT). Approximately then (AT). And Maybe for example. And Maybe for instance. And Maybe So-called. Sort of (SO). Kind of (KO). A lot (AL). A little (AL). Some. Somewhat. Much. Many. Often. Sometimes. Important. Very Important (VI). Extremely Important (EI). Not. Not Very (NV). Not Extremely (NE). And for example. And for example. And for example [ ]. For example. For example. For example [ ]. For instance. For instance [ ]. So-called (SC). So-called (SC). And [ ]. In addition [ ]. Furthermore [ ]. Moreover [ ].”

  6.)           And in Some of My Jokes, and in Some of My Literature, and in Some of My Writings, That Man and that Person said, a few Months ago, Paraphrasing, and Abbreviating, “Ooops. Ooops. And There We go. And You are Welcome. And We are also Family Members (F.M.) and Friends. And We are also Family and Friends (F.A.F.). And Very Prolonged Long Duration Excellent, and Fine, and Good. And Very Prolonged Long Duration Very appropriate and Very Safe and Sound. And Maybe for example. And Perhaps for instance. And Maybe, ‘So-Called’.”

 “About that Subject (ATS). About those Subjects (ATS). Not about that Subject (NATS). Not about those Subjects (NATS). At that Time (ATT). At those Times (ATT). At this Time (ATT). At these Times (ATT). About then (AT). Not about then (NAT). Not approximately then (NAT). Approximately then (AT). And Maybe for example. And Maybe for instance. And Maybe So-called. Sort of (SO). Kind of (KO). A lot (AL). A little (AL). Some. Somewhat. Much. Many. Often. Sometimes. Important. Very Important (VI). Extremely Important (EI). Not. Not Very (NV). Not Extremely (NE). And for example. And for example. And for example [ ]. For example. For example. For example [ ]. For instance. For instance [ ]. So-called (SC). So-called (SC). And [ ]. In addition [ ]. Furthermore [ ]. Moreover [ ].”

 7.)           And in Some of My Jokes, and in Some of My Literature, and in Some of My Writings, That Man and that Person said, a few months and a few years ago, Paraphrasing, and Abbreviating,  “And Thank You very Much. And Thank You anyway, and Maybe I’ll eat and drink those Foods and those Drinks Later. And Thank You anyway. And May You have a Good Day, a Good Afternoon, and a Good Evening. And there is, for example, Real Time Management (T.M.), and Real Resources Management (R.M.), and Real Energies Management (E.M.). And Maybe for example. And Maybe for instance. And Maybe, ‘So-Called’. And Thank You Very Much. And We are also Family Members (F.M.) and Friends. And We are also Family and Friends (F.A.F.). And Very Prolonged Long Duration Excellent, and Fine, and Good. And Very Prolonged Long Duration Very appropriate and Very Safe and Sound. And Maybe for example. And Perhaps for instance. And Maybe, ‘So-Called’.”

 “About that Subject (ATS). About those Subjects (ATS). Not about that Subject (NATS). Not about those Subjects (NATS). At that Time (ATT). At those Times (ATT). At this Time (ATT). At these Times (ATT). About then (AT). Not about then (NAT). Not approximately then (NAT). Approximately then (AT). And Maybe for example. And Maybe for instance. And Maybe So-called. Sort of (SO). Kind of (KO). A lot (AL). A little (AL). Some. Somewhat. Much. Many. Often. Sometimes. Important. Very Important (VI). Extremely Important (EI). Not. Not Very (NV). Not Extremely (NE). And for example. And for example. And for example [ ]. For example. For example. For example [ ]. For instance. For instance [ ]. So-called (SC). So-called (SC). And [ ]. In addition [ ]. Furthermore [ ]. Moreover [ ].”

 8.)           And in Some of My Jokes, and in Some of My Literature, and in Some of My Writings, That Man and that Person said, a few months and a few years ago, Paraphrasing, and Abbreviating, “And is this Your Money? And are these Your Resources? And We are also Family Members (F.M.) and Friends. And We are also Family and Friends (F.A.F.). And Very Prolonged Long Duration Excellent, and Fine, and Good. And Very Prolonged Long Duration Very appropriate and Very Safe and Sound. And Maybe for example. And Perhaps for instance. And Maybe, ‘So-Called’.”

 “About that Subject (ATS). About those Subjects (ATS). Not about that Subject (NATS). Not about those Subjects (NATS). At that Time (ATT). At those Times (ATT). At this Time (ATT). At these Times (ATT). About then (AT). Not about then (NAT). Not approximately then (NAT). Approximately then (AT). And Maybe for example. And Maybe for instance. And Maybe So-called. Sort of (SO). Kind of (KO). A lot (AL). A little (AL). Some. Somewhat. Much. Many. Often. Sometimes. Important. Very Important (VI). Extremely Important (EI). Not. Not Very (NV). Not Extremely (NE). And for example. And for example. And for example [ ]. For example. For example. For example [ ]. For instance. For instance [ ]. So-called (SC). So-called (SC). And [ ]. In addition [ ]. Furthermore [ ]. Moreover [ ].”

 9.)           And in Some of My Jokes, and in Some of My Literature, and in Some of My Writings, That Man and that Person said, a few months and a few years ago, Paraphrasing, and Abbreviating, “And is this Yours? And are these Yours? And are these Your Monies? And is this Your Money? And is this Your Resource? And are these Your Resources? And We are also Family Members (F.M.) and Friends. And We are also Family and Friends (F.A.F.). And Very Prolonged Long Duration Excellent, and Fine, and Good. And Very Prolonged Long Duration Very appropriate and Very Safe and Sound. And Maybe for example. And Perhaps for instance. And Maybe, ‘So-Called’.”

  “About that Subject (ATS). About those Subjects (ATS). Not about that Subject (NATS). Not about those Subjects (NATS). At that Time (ATT). At those Times (ATT). At this Time (ATT). At these Times (ATT). About then (AT). Not about then (NAT). Not approximately then (NAT). Approximately then (AT). And Maybe for example. And Maybe for instance. And Maybe So-called. Sort of (SO). Kind of (KO). A lot (AL). A little (AL). Some. Somewhat. Much. Many. Often. Sometimes. Important. Very Important (VI). Extremely Important (EI). Not. Not Very (NV). Not Extremely (NE). And for example. And for example. And for example [ ]. For example. For example. For example [ ]. For instance. For instance [ ]. So-called (SC). So-called (SC). And [ ]. In addition [ ]. Furthermore [ ]. Moreover [ ].” ".