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I don't know how I managed to survive for 22 years before Luscious moved in and taught me the "correct" way to put toilet paper on the holder.

My favorite conversation centers on "When will you actually answer the question?":

Me: We have two choices. Arby's or Wendy's. Which do you prefer?

Her: Well, Arby's has good onion rings but Wendy's has better fries, but I didn't like that the last time we ate at Wendy's the service was slow but Arby's is a bit more expensive."

And as far as she is concerned, this is the end of the conversation.:eek:
 
Do you want fries?
No, I'll eat some of yours.
No, I want my fries. I will get you some.
No, I can't eat an order of fries.
I will get you a small order.
No, it's a waste, I'll eat some of yours.
No you won't.
I don't want any fries.
You sure?
Yes.
You're not going to eat mine?
No!!!!!
Last chance.
Just order already!!!!!
(order placed) mumble,mumble.
Mutter, mutter.
Here's your food hun.

Wait for it.

Can I have a fry?
 
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Yes. Argued about every single one, except the toilet paper. It is intuitively obvious to the most casual observer that the paper should dispense toward the front of the roll. How else can you fold the little triangle on the start of a fresh roll, and display itself in a neat A.J. Squared Away manner? :D

I would never tell my bride to shut up, though. That's asking for a swift death, right there.
 
When we first got married my wife would say "we only have $38 dollars for groceries this week". We would go through the whole store and then I would tell her "we have $43 dollars worth of groceries in the cart". I'd tell her to pick out $5 worth of items you don't want. She'd get so mad and start going through the items and I'd usually help her. When we checked out the total would come to $39.67 or very close. She'd grumble all the way to the truck.
On October 2nd we will celebrate 43 years of marital bliss.
 
If you are visiting someone, and you use the last of the toilet paper, and you normally put it on THE OTHER WAY from how they do it - do you put a new roll on the way you normally do, or they way they do (because it's their house and that's how they like it), or don't put one on at all, and leave it for them?
 
I would put it on the CORRECT way, of course. If I am replacing it, then I am the de-facto in-charge roll-replacer.
 
Yup. I don't help too much around the house, as she re does everything her way, and/ or complains about the way it's done.

She doesn't like to ask for help and I don't like to ask her for anything so we're always at a bit of an impasse.
 
Yup. I don't help too much around the house, as she re does everything her way, and/ or complains about the way it's done.

She doesn't like to ask for help and I don't like to ask her for anything so we're always at a bit of an impasse.

That's BRILLIANT!:D

All I have to do is everything the way she doesn't like it, then she'll do it all!

Marital bliss, next stop!!:eek::rolleyes:
 
An instructor in marriage and family at the seminary I attended had an apt expression for those disagreements: "tremendous trifles". Most have fairly simple solutions; e.g. his and her toothpaste tubes, use different bathrooms(if there is more than one in the house, of course), flip coin to determine what to get on the pizza, etc. Some can make an ordinarily tense situation into a really funny one.

Andy
 
I would put it on the CORRECT way, of course. If I am replacing it, then I am the de-facto in-charge roll-replacer.

Are you my daughter posting under an assumed name?

She puts it on WRONG. Most of the time I don't even put it on - works fine sitting on the top of the toilet tank. But when she visits, she will put it on the hanger. BACKWARDS.

I blame her mother.
 
It's been a long and tiresome road, I had to go through about five of them before I found one that lets me live in peace,
and not have to deal with arguments over useless drivel like the above. And if she starts, she'll soon be number six.
 
My wife and I were both in our forties, neither had married, both had careers with travel, both had homes, .... Two very set in their ways people.

I actually looked for all these little things as we dated :) We actually had very few disagreements - TP correct, compatible in the kitchen, shopping, ... ALL the little things checked out.

THAT IS UNTIL I REALIZED I OVER LOOKED CRUELLA, yes, the MIL.

The MIL was up in MO and we got along famously (3-4 times per year). Never in a million years did I see it coming, The MOVE. Once the MIL got into the local area, there was disagreement and chaos ....

As we've all been told, the MIL is the future of the wife, a reflection of her future soul :)
 

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