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It's good to have a woman

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That's what I was thinking as I drove home this morning. A nice, normal woman who will be smiling at you if you both happen to wake up at 2 AM. Someone you can do things with, who doesn't judge, and doesn't expect you to change who you are to suit her needs. I'm tired of psychos and I'm tired of looking for that mythical "one" who is compatible in every way. I'm going to try to make this work.
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You're in loooooooovvveeee :P
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Someone you can do things with, who doesn't judge, and doesn't expect you to change who you are to suit her needs.
Yeah, good luck on that. :wink:
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The Mad Hatter wrote:A nice, normal woman who will be smiling at you if you both happen to wake up at 2 AM.
If me and my wief wake up at 2 AM, it's because there is a baby screaming. No smiles would be exchanged.
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Sounds good. Can I trade in my current model for one of those?
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It's good to have a good woman :wink:
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Why stop at one?
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godhugh wrote:You're in loooooooovvveeee :P
Nah, it takes longer than three months for me to fall in love. I'm in like, with affection thrown in.
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DiscoJason wrote:
The Mad Hatter wrote:A nice, normal woman who will be smiling at you if you both happen to wake up at 2 AM.
If me and my wief wake up at 2 AM, it's because there is a baby screaming. No smiles would be exchanged.
Ugh...been there....and currently going through it again. :?
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Yeah yeah, I'm sure it's just dandy. Rub it in my face, why don't you?

Nah, actually I'm quite enjoying being single at the moment. So I've got that going for me. At least, that's what I'm going to tell myself.
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Course its good to have a woman. Who else is gonna clean all the dirty dishes?
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Girls - to do the dishes
Girls - to clean up my room
Girls - to do the laundry
Girls - and in the bathroom
Girls - that's all I really want is girls
Two at a time - I want girls
With new wave hairdos - I want girls
I ought to whip out my - girls, girls, girls, girls, girls!
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I was admittedly groggy at the time, but I think my wife woke me up in the middle of the night last night to ask me to take her to the hospital as she ws sure her appendix was rupturing. Unfortunately for her, I just rolled over and fell back asleep. Was it a dream or did I wake up next to a dead wife? Stay tuned...

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Good luck, hatter! Just make sure that you know it's okay to argue, and that you both should learn to juggle time between things you enjoy doing together and things you enjoy doing apart.
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The Meal wrote:I was admittedly groggy at the time, but I think my wife woke me up in the middle of the night last night to ask me to take her to the hospital as she ws sure her appendix was rupturing. Unfortunately for her, I just rolled over and fell back asleep. Was it a dream or did I wake up next to a dead wife? Stay tuned...

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Quipp wrote:
Someone you can do things with, who doesn't judge, and doesn't expect you to change who you are to suit her needs.
Yeah, good luck on that. :wink:
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funnygirl wrote:
The Meal wrote:I was admittedly groggy at the time, but I think my wife woke me up in the middle of the night last night to ask me to take her to the hospital as she ws sure her appendix was rupturing. Unfortunately for her, I just rolled over and fell back asleep. Was it a dream or did I wake up next to a dead wife? Stay tuned...
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Either she'll post and you'll know she's alive, or she won't and everyone will figure it out. Just relax, nosey.

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Why are you always making posts about your girl? :)
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\/\/olverine wrote:Why are you always making posts about your girl?
Because its, like totally better than posting about killing cats?
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Because its, like totally better than posting about killing cats?
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Let's get this back on the right track, shall we?
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Veloxi wrote:Good luck, hatter! Just make sure that you know it's okay to argue, and that you both should learn to juggle time between things you enjoy doing together and things you enjoy doing apart.
I suck at arguing. I either don't care enough about the point and my attention wanders or I bottle up my real feelings. It's very rare for me to raise my voice.
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ImLawBoy wrote:Let's get this back on the right track, shall we?
I agree.

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Crowley's pics and everyone elses pics are always different (in a bad way :P). So in other words...

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The Mad Hatter wrote:
Veloxi wrote:Good luck, hatter! Just make sure that you know it's okay to argue, and that you both should learn to juggle time between things you enjoy doing together and things you enjoy doing apart.
I suck at arguing. I either don't care enough about the point and my attention wanders or I bottle up my real feelings. It's very rare for me to raise my voice.
You know what? I'm the exact same way. I HATE ARGUING. I'd always try to avoid it, bottle it up, or just get it over with. Let me tell ya, though, (and it took me years to figure this out) that it's SO MUCH BETTER to actually argue the point through (if possible, some women don't allow this) then to avoid it. If your attention wanders, or you bottle it up, you'll just piss 'em off more. Besides, if you work it through and argue the point through as much as possible, that makes the make-up sex that much better. :) Good luck!
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The Meal wrote:I was admittedly groggy at the time, but I think my wife woke me up in the middle of the night last night to ask me to take her to the hospital as she ws sure her appendix was rupturing. Unfortunately for her, I just rolled over and fell back asleep. Was it a dream or did I wake up next to a dead wife? Stay tuned...
Can we make the safe assumption that because you found the time to post two Gremlin Gazettes for the GGNL today that she is, at least, not corpsified?

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Why do I have this feeling that Ash has spent the day trying to find some sign that she is still alive? Have you looked up the number for the Longmont, CO police yet Ash? ;)
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Is this the opposite dimensional sibling of the "why am I in a strip club" thread?
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Lee wrote:Why do I have this feeling that Ash has spent the day trying to find some sign that she is still alive?
Dude, check the time on my post. I didn't even see this until almost 7 pm this evening. So I've only been worried sick for the last two hours.

Minus the time I spent watching Enterprise and BS:G, that is. So, more like fifteen minutes. And I was already sick before I found out about this, so you can take that part out too.

Really, I'm figuring Meal's probably got things under control. But just in case, Google is your friend. ;)

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Oh, and can I get some kind of prize (or an explanation) for noticing this, please: check out the "Last edited by" line at the bottom of either of The Meal's posts in this thread. They both read precisely the same:
Last edited by John Titor on Thu Oct 21, 2021 6:52 am; edited 1 time in total
Gu-hunh? Again, Google is my friend, but still... hunh?

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Asharak wrote:Oh, and can I get some kind of prize (or an explanation) for noticing this, please: check out the "Last edited by" line at the bottom of either of The Meal's posts in this thread. They both read precisely the same:
Last edited by John Titor on Thu Oct 21, 2021 6:52 am; edited 1 time in total
Gu-hunh? Again, Google is my friend, but still... hunh?
Damn, I suck. That took a good ten minutes of my life to figure out. I'm so breaking a Gremlin tomorrow night for that!

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Asharak wrote:Damn, I suck. That took a good ten minutes of my life to figure out. I'm so breaking a Gremlin tomorrow night for that!

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I guess I suck even more, as I haven't the vaguest clue as to how to even begin figuring that out. Care to share?

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Sith Lord wrote:I guess I suck even more, as I haven't the vaguest clue as to how to even begin figuring that out. Care to share?
1- you hit up Google for the first result on a search about John Titor, which reveals that he's some sort of science fiction time travelling guy.

2- you check the Member List to make sure that it isn't actually the nick of someone registered on the forums. Its not.

3- you start checking other posts to see what's up, and quickly realize that all of Meal's posts, but no one else's, have precisely the same comment.

4- you find a post by Neal that he actually edited himself, and notice that when he does so, the font for the editing comment is actually slightly larger than the John Titor line.

5- you slap yourself on the forehead as you realize that what you're looking at is Neal's smartass sig.

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PS> Or, you could just skip right to 5 if you happen to have more brain cells than me, but that's the way I went about it. Oh, and I had a little help from Greg's Angel and DoubleG, too. :)
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The Meal wrote:I was admittedly groggy at the time, but I think my wife woke me up in the middle of the night last night to ask me to take her to the hospital as she ws sure her appendix was rupturing. Unfortunately for her, I just rolled over and fell back asleep. Was it a dream or did I wake up next to a dead wife? Stay tuned...

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It must have been a dream. I'm guessing if it were real and her appendix had burst, you wouldn't be posting on the internet because either she or you would be dead.
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