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After reading Mimi's 'What I want in a man', I thought the following was, well, judge for yourself.
http://i7.photobucket.com/albums/y272/Missbe/Noway.jpg
No way!
Sally :rolleyes:
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After reading Mimi's 'What I want in a man', I thought the following was, well, judge for yourself.
http://i7.photobucket.com/albums/y272/Missbe/Noway.jpg
No way!
Sally :rolleyes:
arrange his pillows... over his face!!
"be a little gay and a little more interesting..." hey, that's my kinda gal :)
"prepare the children..." prepare them how? basted? marinated then breaded? Note to TE I am soooooooooo kidding.
"a good wife knows her place" yep, a womans place is in the House...and Senate and ....
Clockwork, are the underlines, squigles and circles reminders of the points where you need more work or parts where you are going :eek: :eek: ?
LOL - thanks mimi:D :DQuote:
Originally Posted by mimitabby
I hear a side of Hoisin and shouyu is very complimentaryQuote:
Originally Posted by Trek420
*cringe*
I *just knew* you were going to catch that before I did. And hey, if you're "A little gay" you might not *care* if he:
*stays out all night
*pretends his topics of conversation are more important than yours
*doesn't want his actions or judgements questioned-remember, you have no right to question him.
Just have your best friend over, some southern comfort, and in no time, you may even forget he exists! :rolleyes:
Ah life in the 50s. Aren't we all glad we've come so far?
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This must be the lost manual my hubby swears I agreed to abide by when I married him!! :p
Thanks for the good laugh. I needed it!
Kitsune06 "Ah life in the 50s. Aren't we all glad we've come so far?"
we have? ;)
that must be the manual DPITA wants me to live by...
I'd better re-read that puppy and commit it to memory.
Let me live in my delusions, Trek. La, la, la, the president knows what he's doing, the whole world is hearts and rainbows, people let science and humanitarian goodwill rule all their decisions and everyone means well. La, la, la.Quote:
Originally Posted by Trek420
Knotted- you could lovingly offer to arrange the pillows over her face.
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Originally Posted by Kitsune06
Hey! that was MY line!
Sorry :o It just hadda be said *right there*.
What great advice, maybe I'll apply it when a certain place freezes over:D :D :eek: .
I can't believe that people used to take this stuff literally. I just about choked on most of the suggestions.
Yep. And you don't have to go all the way back to the 50's to find it. Wasn't "Stand by your man" a 60's song? And I vaguely recall some others about remembering to take the curlers out of your hair before he gets home from work, or some such. These songs were only just years, or maybe only months, before R-E-S-P-E-C-T hit the lists.
Remembering my mother and grandmothers, the good wife's job was to convince her husband that he was in charge while finding devious ways to really be in charge herself. It may have taken more skill than we give them credit for.
Oh, I do not think I would have been able to marry in the 50's. "A good wife knows her place." :eek:
Whenever I see that I think: About 20 yards to the right so that when he misses the elk, she has a clear shot."Quote:
"A good wife knows her place."
But that's just me. (Yes, I had a decidedly rural upbringing.)
Yeah, but I couldn't eat a whole one....Quote:
Originally Posted by Trek420
Love the bit about not questioning him if he stays out all night. Mine would only try that once and he'd be out the door - permanently (no chance of that as he's a home-bird and prefers for us both to go out together:D )
How times have changed though.
I had mine say after a photo,oh how perfect - barefoot and cooking--oh wait thats me!! I think Il lkeep this one, he rides( and buys bike parts for me too!)
you know what? i find that article so far off that's it's just cute. i'm thinking "aww, she's really trying to be nice". i can appreciate the care and concern even tho the inequality is blaringly obvious and unfair. if it only went both ways, we'd all be set.
sorry the funny typing, one hand.
most people prefer for me to NOT cook.