The narrator uses the titular phrase to describe the truck he sits in throughout the story.
The narrator of this work pronounces that he could "lick my weight in Bobbsey Twins," and then muses that while the rain might be a friend of Katharine Hepburn, it's not a friend of his. The narrator uses the titular phrase to describe the truck he sits in throughout the story. At the end of this work, the narrator angrily tells a character to "never mind this missing stuff." FTP, name this J.D. Salinger story about Sgt. Vincent Caulfield musing about his M.I.A. brother Holden.
The narrator of this work pronounces that he could "lick my weight in Bobbsey Twins," and then muses that while the rain might be a friend of Katharine Hepburn, it's not a friend of his.
"This Sandwich Has No Mayonnaise"