should I do it, should I do it?

Tom asked me to accompany him to find his brother a christmas present. Oh my Gosh. That sentence is so grammatically german! Lemme start again.

Tom asked me to accompany him to find a christmas present for his brother. It had to be an mp3 player. Whether it was the iPods, jukeboxes from Creative, a mere mp3 player/recorder/FM radio/flash drive (hmm.. suddenly that kitchen/bathroom was not so hot anymore :D) like mine. When he finally decided which to buy, he asked me. Should I do it? My reply, "Of course!"

Jason said that he had just bought a new scanner. Bravo, Jase. I needed his autograph (guess what, I got it for free. Hehehe..). He actually said, and I quote, "It would be an adventure [tried to use it for the first time]." He asked me. Should I do it? My reply, "Of course!"

Now, check these out. One simple question: "Should I do it?" Your reply, ... [oh, I hope it won't be of-fucking-course!].

Hmm.. maybe I just hangout with the right person and somehow moves the conversation to movies, and let them say: "Hey let's grab some cola and go see that." I will wholeheartedly say, OF-FUCKIN-COURSE!!! - hohoho.. *santa'sLaughInDevilishDemeanor*