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IN HOC SIGNO said:Are we allowed to post things that make us drool??
If they want that over expensive crap, they know mouths are going to come into play at some point. >
IN HOC SIGNO said:Are we allowed to post things that make us drool??
zipperhead_cop said:If they want that over expensive crap, they know mouths are going to come into play at some point. >
Noooooo, she is seducing you with the power of the dark side. It looks inviting but it is a trap you cannot get out of. Once they have you it rapidly spirals until you are left a quivering mass that is always wrong but never knowing why.IN HOC SIGNO said:OK Mich I was joking...I get it I really do. I'm going to try your suggestion. hehe...I think I'm learning ;D
rmacqueen said:This video is a fine example of the trap that men fall into.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Z-O4mJKEEqQ
rmacqueen said:Once she has you in that cycle
Be warned, before showing this video to your wife/significant other, have your sanctuary prepared. Workshop, shed, bathroom, all are good as long as they have a door capable of deflecting flying objects.zipperhead_cop said:Good points.
IN HOC, you are being influenced by women with education. No good comes of that. Watch this educational video and you will realize what is going on here:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=H6gE8fGpCck&mode=related&search=
Gives excuse to have workshopThe Librarian said:Can't you men come up with anything more original for your Christmas wish lists than asking for the latest power tool (which seems to never get used to do important things like building the wife a new walk-in closet)
Helps to numb the guilt of not having bought the right presentThe Librarian said:alcohol
Something to look at while pretending to work in the workshopThe Librarian said:or boobs (be it by new magazine subscription you receive as stocking stuffer or whatever...)?
Have you been talking to my wife?The Librarian said:alcohol (which does not mix well with the new power tool -my own husband is experienced/maimed in this area)
The Librarian said:Speaking of cycles...
Can't you men come up with anything more original for your Christmas wish lists than asking for the latest power tool (which seems to never get used to do important things like building the wife a new walk-in closet), alcohol (which does not mix well with the new power tool -my own husband is experienced/maimed in this area), or boobs (be it by new magazine subscription you receive as stocking stuffer or whatever...)?
At Christmas, the least you could do was come up with something original to add into the Holy man's Triangle of needs, after all you are going to get that turkey sandwhich part for quite a few days.
You're single, aren't you? ;DGO!!! said:My new arktis webbing will do far more good in this world than a 1ct IF trilliant cut solitaire!
GO!!! said::
So when a woman slobbers on the counter at Birks over something wildly impractical, humungously expensive and doomed to be worn only 3 times a year, this is acceptable and normal, but when I ask for tools, kit and booze, I'm dull and predictable?
My new arktis webbing will do far more good in this world than a 1ct IF trilliant cut solitaire!
rmacqueen said:You're single, aren't you? ;D
Unexpected eh?Most usually never ask for jewelery, because we know it's darn expensive and some of it only gets worn 3 times a year!! That was the intent of the suggestion, if you want to surprise her, with something totally unexpected, jewelery is a good place to go.
Why? I deploy in Feb, and I need a good TV to replace the one I'm issued, I fixed her up with a supplier's name, price, pattern etc.And if you asked for your webbing for Christmas, well that is an original request.
Babs087 said:Im sorry educated women (like myself) are wrecking all your fun ...... back to the kitchen i go.
GO!!! said:Pick up your chain - it's scratching the hardwood - now you'll have to strip and wax again! ;D