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Things that don't fit anywhere else...

Postby caseydog » Tue Jul 24, 2007 11:35 am

Miriam C. wrote::lol: 8) Well since I am on strike...

What Peggy needed was a strong female support group to help her resist the natural urge to place Big Bertha in such an obvious hiding place.


I agree, women's support groups are great -- so long as they don't interfere with your chores.

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Postby Jiminsav » Tue Jul 24, 2007 4:21 pm

caseydog wrote:
Ira wrote:But what did he do to get her mad, though?

The story doesn't make sense to me in this regard.


I think he stepped over the line with the lawn mowing. That's not squaw work. That's a man's job. And, what's he doing letting her pay bills. That puts a checkbook in her hands. He should pay the bills, and give her an allowance, like it says in the Bible.

I'm not condoning her use of a damn good golf club to murder the man, but a stern talking-to by his friends was probably in order. If he had done his manly duty of lawn care, his wife could have adequately done her woman's work of cooking and cleaning a lot better, too, leaving him free to watch more sports instead of trying to "support" his wife's weaknesses.

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Laughing Cool Well since I am on strike...

What Peggy needed was a strong female support group to help her resist the natural urge to place Big Bertha in such an obvious hiding place.


I agree, women's support groups are great -- so long as they don't interfere with your chores.

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Postby Mary K » Tue Jul 24, 2007 5:58 pm

See, this is why I think opposite sex marriages should be illegal.

Then you wouldn't have these problems. :wink:

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Postby Miriam C. » Tue Jul 24, 2007 6:30 pm

Jiminsav wrote:
caseydog wrote:
Ira wrote:But what did he do to get her mad, though?

The story doesn't make sense to me in this regard.


I think he stepped over the line with the lawn mowing. That's not squaw work. That's a man's job. And, what's he doing letting her pay bills. That puts a checkbook in her hands. He should pay the bills, and give her an allowance, like it says in the Bible.

I'm not condoning her use of a damn good golf club to murder the man, but a stern talking-to by his friends was probably in order. If he had done his manly duty of lawn care, his wife could have adequately done her woman's work of cooking and cleaning a lot better, too, leaving him free to watch more sports instead of trying to "support" his wife's weaknesses.

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Miriam C. wrote:
Laughing Cool Well since I am on strike...

What Peggy needed was a strong female support group to help her resist the natural urge to place Big Bertha in such an obvious hiding place.


I agree, women's support groups are great -- so long as they don't interfere with your chores.

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:lol: :lol: :lol: 8) Jim if men had a strong support group they would know their place and CD and Joseph could play golf safely...when they finished their chores. 8)
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Postby darkroomsource » Sun Jul 29, 2007 9:22 pm

As I read this, my wife is on the roof removing moss and tree limbs and cleaning out the gutters.
She's making a lot of noise, and it's hard for me to concentrate on these important posts.
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Postby Podunkfla » Sun Jul 29, 2007 11:44 pm

Jiminsav wrote:Hey, my name is Jim...and a big Bertha won't fit in my exhaust port :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol:

Hmmm... Somehow I don't think I want to know how you know this? :o
A highly motivated woman with an adrenalin rush has been known to pick up a Buick... I wouldn't bet on the Big Bertha possibility. :roll:
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Postby Arne » Mon Jul 30, 2007 3:29 am

Miriam, I know my place(s):

- in the garage building a tear drop trailer

- in the basement, building model airplanes

- in front of the TV

I know them all/g/....
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Postby Miriam C. » Mon Jul 30, 2007 7:15 am

Arne wrote:Miriam, I know my place(s):

- in the garage building a tear drop trailer

- in the basement, building model airplanes

- in front of the TV

I know them all/g/....


:lol: You must have a really strong support group. And don't leave out camping and cooking in the DO and cleaning the DO............ 8) ;)
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Postby peggyearlchris » Mon Jul 30, 2007 9:44 pm

:) Tonyj My husband's name is Earl not Jim. :lol: :lol: :lol: Peg
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Postby sushidog » Mon Jul 30, 2007 9:54 pm

It's a good thing Jim wasn't a bowler.

That would have hurt! :frightened:
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Postby ob1canola » Fri Aug 17, 2007 4:25 pm

Not really funny when you think about how some women are treated in
our society. But Again good thing jim wasn't building a teardrop trailer..

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Postby Bobgorilla » Fri Aug 17, 2007 4:34 pm

caseydog wrote:
Ira wrote:But what did he do to get her mad, though?

The story doesn't make sense to me in this regard.


I think he stepped over the line with the lawn mowing. That's not squaw work. That's a man's job. And, what's he doing letting her pay bills. That puts a checkbook in her hands. He should pay the bills, and give her an allowance, like it says in the Bible.

I'm not condoning her use of a damn good golf club to murder the man, but a stern talking-to by his friends was probably in order. If he had done his manly duty of lawn care, his wife could have adequately done her woman's work of cooking and cleaning a lot better, too, leaving him free to watch more sports instead of trying to "support" his wife's weaknesses.

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