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f.cking, f.cked up selfish asswipe! Damn, what a self-indulgent f.cking jerkwad! Pisshead. MEN! ok, feel a bit better... V > f.cking, f.cked up selfish asswipe! > [quoted text clipped - 7 lines] > > V My cousin is a man, Lone Wolf. He's married now, and his girl is pregnant. Here in a couple of weeks I'm gonna have a t-shirt made, black with white letters, for him that reads: "" NEW DADDY (on the front) Every daddy is a mother f.cker (on the back) "" Aren't we all. - Saul > > f.cking, f.cked up selfish asswipe! > [quoted text clipped - 20 lines] > > Aren't we all. ano, zkurvysyn still...all the best for Wolf and his pup.....(dammit it) lordy, I want to kick his a.s...kurva dr t! see, I think of spice and this is what God doles out for me! I will give him spice alright, some pepper spray in the eyes! V > see, I think of spice and this is what God doles out for me! > I will give him spice alright, some pepper spray in the eyes! Jesus Jumpin' Jenny!!! What the hell???? > > see, I think of spice and this is what God doles out for me! > > I will give him spice alright, some pepper spray in the eyes! > > Jesus Jumpin' Jenny!!! > What the hell???? Yeah, I know. Overreaction. It is just that I was so mad, especially after pounding my finger with the hammer. When you have something all planned out in your head and then it goes to pot, gets hard to readjust, for me at least. Vickie >>> see, I think of spice and this is what God doles out for me! >>> I will give him spice alright, some pepper spray in the eyes! [quoted text clipped - 9 lines] > > Vickie >>> see, I think of spice and this is what God doles out for me! >>> I will give him spice alright, some pepper spray in the eyes! [quoted text clipped - 7 lines] > When you have something all planned out in your head and then it goes > to pot, gets hard to readjust, for me at least. The hammer explains everything. BTDT > f.cking, f.cked up selfish asswipe! > [quoted text clipped - 7 lines] > > V See....NOW is a good time for some "downtime". Xorra > > f.cking, f.cked up selfish asswipe! > [quoted text clipped - 9 lines] > > See....NOW is a good time for some "downtime". Give me an idea, where shall I go,..... a'spendin'? I am up for ANYTHING, just let me out. Vickie >>> f.cking, f.cked up selfish asswipe! >> [quoted text clipped - 15 lines] > > Vickie Well, what you like. Long walk with the dog, nice bath, chick flick with a do not disturb sign on the door, or maybe call up your sis and take her out for dinner. :-) Xorra > >>> f.cking, f.cked up selfish asswipe! > [quoted text clipped - 19 lines] > do not disturb sign on the door, or maybe call up your sis and take her out > for dinner. :-) Finally finished the wardrobe. Looks okay, and only one other slight miss with the hammer. :-o ! Sis is out, not sure where. I think Tues. and Sat. she works her second job at the hospital. I forget. Good idea though, we haven't been out together for awhile. Maybe tomorrow, left a message. Vickie > f.cking, f.cked up selfish asswipe! > [quoted text clipped - 7 lines] > > V Are you going to expand on this a bit more, or just leave us hanging? :-) On Jun 27, 1:54 pm, "Bill in Co" <surly_curmudg...@earthlink.net> wrote: > > f.cking, f.cked up selfish asswipe! > [quoted text clipped - 9 lines] > > Are you going to expand on this a bit more, or just leave us hanging? :-) Dullsville. Beers, margaritas, up all night, crashed out on the bed now, promised to help put together a wardrobe, I got the tools out and pounded the hammer on my finger.... the owie put me over the edge is all, I will be okay just getting out my frustrations before I say/do something I will regret not a big deal, life is all, back to the wardrobe... Vickie > Dullsville. > Beers, margaritas, up all night, crashed out on the bed now, promised [quoted text clipped - 9 lines] > > Vickie LOL, yeah, that's pretty dullsville. Not worth mentioning really. :-P Did your shout wake him up? Xorra > > Dullsville. > > Beers, margaritas, up all night, crashed out on the bed now, promised [quoted text clipped - 11 lines] > > LOL, yeah, that's pretty dullsville. Not worth mentioning really. :-P Yep. > Did your shout wake him up? mumble, cuss, mumble, cuss, snore V >>> Dullsville. >>> Beers, margaritas, up all night, crashed out on the bed now, [quoted text clipped - 19 lines] > > V Well, DH loves putting things together. Every now and again something gets delivered while he is at work, and I put it together before he comes home and he gets really put out. So knowing that I was assembling something would be enough to get him out of bed right then. :-) Xorra >>>> Dullsville. >>>> Beers, margaritas, up all night, crashed out on the bed now, [quoted text clipped - 27 lines] > > Xorra And that's the trick to get something like that done around the house. Just start doing it yourself, and let DH come in to "do it the right way". :-) >>>>> Dullsville. >>>>> Beers, margaritas, up all night, crashed out on the bed now, [quoted text clipped - 32 lines] > Just start doing it yourself, and let DH come in to "do it the right > way". :-) Yeah, sure for me, but it doesn't seem to work for Vickie. And as for me, I'm kind of tired of the lectures when he has to fix my screw ups. Xorra > >>>>> Dullsville. > >>>>> Beers, margaritas, up all night, crashed out on the bed now, [quoted text clipped - 37 lines] > > Xorra Kinda goes both ways, though, with the guy doing it, then the woman saying, "Well, you know, it might've looked better if..." or "You should've..." My response is always one of the following: "Don't ask me to do something, then sit there and tell me how to do it." "It's perfect. I've never seen anything more perfect in my life." Me, I like women who are a little fixy uppy. The hang-their-own-drapes types ;) - Saul >> Yeah, sure for me, but it doesn't seem to work for Vickie. And as >> for me, I'm kind of tired of the lectures when he has to fix my [quoted text clipped - 15 lines] > > - Saul This is one of the reasons why DH and I are so incompatible. He's a perfectionist, and I'm...well, just not able to be as meticulous as he wants. So every time I try to do something, he criticizes and it tears me up inside, so over the years, I just stopped. I did actually hang the blinds in the kitchen windows, and I built a pressed board 2 shelf cubby to keep our various computer papers in (it sits on the desk, under the scanner), that I was really pleased with. I will still put together a shelf kit or game table, but as far as house, lawn, or car maintenance, forget it. What he doesn't get is that when he criticizes, I stop doing it, and he has to, so instead of making me do things to his standards, he's just making his own life harder and harder. Luckily for him he's never criticized the way I do laundry or vacuum or clean the bathrooms, but he did get into such a nasty habit of saying, "What's for dinner?" and then giving a raspberry to whatever answer I gave, that I rarely make dinner anymore, and when I do, I do it completely without regard to what he might like. Xorra > > On Jun 28, 12:35 am, "Xorra" wrote: > >> Yeah, sure for me, but it doesn't seem to work for Vickie. And as [quoted text clipped - 36 lines] > > - Show quoted text - I repeat: "Don't ask me to do something, then sit there and tell me how to do it." "It's perfect. I've never seen anything more perfect in my life." Works wonders, and it's a kind and easy way of telling someone to shut the f.ck up. I even use these at work -- a lot -- owing to the fact that I used to have a boss that was over-critical; if it wasn't his idea, it was wrong; if it was his idea, it was right; and if it was right, it was his idea, no matter who came up with it. You can also add the Batman quote from Nicholson, reply to when he says it's wrong or imperfect: "I didn't ask." - Saul >>>> Yeah, sure for me, but it doesn't seem to work for Vickie. And as >>>> for me, I'm kind of tired of the lectures when he has to fix my [quoted text clipped - 55 lines] > > - Saul Well, this is what I mean about us being incompatible. Someone like you would be able to just blow it off. But for me...well, often he doesn't even *say* anything, he just...sort of grimaces and generates a general aura of disapproval. Then perhaps sighs or gets into a grumpy mood, or perhaps starts slamming doors or tossing things or muttering or...you know, just sort of infuses the house with negativity. If I wasn't so sensitive, perhaps I could just go along blissfully either ignoring, or completely unaware of his opinion. But I am, and I know I'm not wrong about how he feels, and it does truly distress me, and I end up feeling always like I've screwed up......again. Xorra |
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