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General Forums => The O' Club => Topic started by: SkyRock on September 07, 2007, 07:59:35 PM
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Enjoy!(http://[IMG]http://i198.photobucket.com/albums/aa223/Skyrock67/thegoodwife.jpg)[/IMG]
Look at the 14 th one....:rofl
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ROFLMBFSAO
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I would not want a partner, wife, who was anywhere near that subservient. She would bore me to tears. I like an intelligent woman who can speak for herself and who demands from me as much as I may demand from her.
I want to share my life with a partner, not hire a slave.
Word.
Mark
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that would have resulted in a very unhappy husband, even in the 50s.
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Originally posted by Mark Luper
I would not want a partner, wife, who was anywhere near that subservient. She would bore me to tears. I like an intelligent woman who can speak for herself and who demands from me as much as I may demand from her.
I want to share my life with a partner, not hire a slave.
Word.
Mark
Wow..... When did we lose Mark completely? Who wants to bet his wife either edits his posts, or was standing there when he wrote this?
:)
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I'm so gonna print that page:aok
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W.I.F.E.
Washes, Irons, Folds, Etc. :)
(and yes, I was slapped) :)
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:rofl :rofl Sent to wife, she's sitting in the formal living room with laptop while I'm cooking dinner. (Okay, she did laundry, got groceries and she painted the youngest son's room today while my duties consisted of delivering 2 montage photos to 2 customers.....)
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Originally posted by SoulTakr
W.I.F.E.
Washes, Irons, Folds, Etc. :)
(and yes, I was slapped) :)
Oh you had the bad "s" option, that means:
Washed Irons, Folds Etc. & Slaps.
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Originally posted by TalonX
Wow..... When did we lose Mark completely? Who wants to bet his wife either edits his posts, or was standing there when he wrote this?
:)
My wife is still about 6k miles away, I wouldn't be spending time on the BBS if she were beside me...have better things to do in that situation.
I seriously do feel that way. It doesn't take away from my manhood any and we both have more fun as a result of that.
As a joke, I thought it was really funny. I have seen it before though :aok
Word.
Mark
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They soooo forgot one of the most important tips:
Refresh your makeup just before the time when he arrives home from his long, hard day at work. Nothing could be more pleasing than a bit of fresh rouge and lipstick.
*edit* oh, my mistake, it was second on the list! LOL
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Do you have one without the personal notes? That's a keeper.
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Originally posted by MrRiplEy[H]
Do you have one without the personal notes? That's a keeper.
Would be worth the $5 to buy an original off ebay. I'm sure someone out there is selling one.
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Here is an updated version for the modern woman:
Have dinner ready. Be sure he has good, easy to follow directions to the quality restaurants that deliver curbside. This way when he arrives home he'll have exactly what he wants for dinner and it will be ready when he arrives and you get fed too. You can be a dear and call in the order. We know how he doesn't like to do that.
· Prepare yourself…a good cocktail will work.
· Be a little gay (we now know this means happy) The cocktail will relax you and you'll appear to be happy when he arrives
· Clear away clutter today this means turn the computer off and the tv on and kick stuff out of the way to make a straight path to the tv. That's all he'll notice.
· Gather up schoolbooks…dust over the tables. Clearing the table off is a nice touch for that special meal he's bringing home. Put everything on the chair you don't use or in the clothes dryer (be sure to empty onto the top of the dryer when you decide to use it).
· Over the cooler months…. turn the heat up a little and give him brandy in his coffee…after you've made yours. It's nice to share.
· Prepare the children. At least try to know where they are. Someone has to take out tonight's dinner containers. Minimise all noise…let them eat in their rooms.
· Be happy to see him.. This may take several cocktails.
· Greet him with a warm smile and show sincerity in your desire to please him….more cocktails.
· Listen to him. This should be getting easy now after several cocktails.
· Make the evening his. …never complain if he comes home late…try to understand his world of strain..blah blah blah It's already his; he's coming home with a great dinner and if he's late make sure he knows how to use the microwave to reheat; if he really comes home late and without dinner have your dinner delivered and eat without him (just be sure he pays for your dinner when he does get home). No need to try to understand his world of strain, you were out there all day too.
· Your goal: peace, order and tranquility…. Wouldn't we all like that? Keep the kids in their rooms, hire a cleaning service and those cocktails are making everything tranquil. If you meet these for yourself then he will be able to renew himself in body and soul too. If it works for you, it'll work for him.
· Don't greet him with complaints and problems. Now that you have eliminated your need to talk to him then peace and tranquility are still working. Just email him your complaints and problems and he can deal with them at work tomorrow.
· Don't complain if he's late for dinner (we've already gone over this) or even stays out all night. Hell, no, this is not "minor". If you come home then he'd better come home. If you have to deal with the kids and everything at home then he does too. If he continues staying out all night then just smile (keep him off guard) and let your lawyer take care of him! (This is 2007 ladies)
· Make him comfortable. Be sure to let him know where the remotes are. It may not work but you can tell the kids, dogs and cats that they are in his favorite chair (you tried) as you settle into your chair.
· Arrange his pillow and offer to take off his shoes. Speak in a low, soothing and pleasant voice. As the cocktails really kick in; toss his pillow to him, tell him to be sure he takes his shoes off at the door and your voice is already low, soothing and pleasant (alcohol can do that).
· Don't ask him questions about his actions…blah, blah, blah. Remember he is the master of the house ….You have no right to question him..more blah, blah. Welcome to the Millennium. You do not need to ask anything; that's what GPS, micro transmitters and hidden cams are for away from home. As for master of the house; how can you forget as he reminds you constantly. Smile sweetly and say "Yes dear" then go about your business.
· A good wife always knows her place. And, she will be the one to decide where that is. This is no missionary position society we are in anymore.
A good wife's guide (http://www.robinsweb.com/humor/good_wife_yvonne.html)
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Originally posted by MrRiplEy[H]
Do you have one without the personal notes? That's a keeper.
Here's a PDF version. It still has underlines though. Despite posting the above. I printed one for my fridge. I can't wait to see her face.
I have to go now, the child needs feeding. I have to cook dinner and make my wife a nice cocktail after I finish the ironinghttp://www.gmu.edu/departments/economics/wew/misc/days.pdf (http://www.gmu.edu/departments/economics/wew/misc/days.pdf)
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Ahh..the bygone days when a man could afford a wife, kids, house, car, etc, etc, on one average working salary.
Today you need three people in the household working like dogs just to pay the freakin' bills.
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It's true, blooz. If I tried to support my family on my wages. We would need support from Social welfare people or a charity.
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Originally posted by Blooz
Ahh..the bygone days when a man could afford a wife, kids, house, car, etc, etc, on one average working salary.
I left an amazing job to stay at home with our 3 sons. Financially it sucked almost every single day. But it was (without a doubt) the absolute best years that our family will ever have. I stayed at home with our boys for 8 years, until the youngest was in full-day school.
And actually I agree with almost everything on that 1955 list. Who on earth says that you can't have that kind of respect & consideration for your husband today? And having it doesn't automatically make him a pompous jerk who thinks you need to be 'pregnant & barefoot in the kitchen.' Chances are that he's got an equal (if not greater) amount of respect for you ~ and treats you pretty golden. :)
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Originally posted by Blooz
Ahh..the bygone days when a man could afford a wife, kids, house, car, etc, etc, on one average working salary.
Today you need three people in the household working like dogs just to pay the freakin' bills.
In the suburban 1950's:
1 family car. (maybe no car if you lived near public transportation) A second car was a big... big... deal The rich folks in town had a second car... The Doctor could even afford a Caddy!
1 2 bdrm home, 'bout what... 1500 sq ft maybe less? Levittown homes were 1000 sq ft.
Wow, you have a TV?
Live like it was the 1950's and you could afford it on 1 breadwinner too.