I also found out that delivery people don't have the time to cuddle and just hold you.It really sucks to be on the 'do not call list' by Domino's Pizza.
no drooling this time
no drooling this time
Geekbabe
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hzl eyed grl
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I LOL'd on that one.Originally posted by: Bootprint
Originally posted by: hzl_eyed_grl
Bitter much?
EDIT:
/me waves hi to Optimus
I also found out that delivery people don't have the time to cuddle and just hold you.
My boyfriend does about 95% of the cooking. He loves to cook, so it's great. lol We moved into the woods on a mountain, so we don't get delivery here. *Sob*
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Originally posted by: ohtwell
A real whipped man would have!Originally posted by: csaddict
Originally posted by: ohtwell
I love the little things too! I love when I'm tired from school and more school, my hubby offers to just get something to eat so I don't have to cook.
: ) Amanda
A real man would have cooked you dinner and served it by candlelight.
: ) Amanda
Wow, I didn't think I'd ever see a female on ATOT calling another member p.w.'d! I've seen everything now!
edit: btw, FFM is right. better, then worse, then better... Just don't give up during the worse periods - too many people do these days.
Originally posted by: hzl_eyed_grl
Bitter much?
Not at all! It's a very true statement. Let's say my wife picked up food for the two of us. That means I'm paying for two meals. Now if I'd just order for myself and pay delivery, it is less. Not to mention all the other associated costs necessary for the upkeep of a woman, which makes ordering out much less.
DannyBoy
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the savings evaporate quickly when you factor in your large expenditures on "escorts"Originally posted by: dirtboy
Originally posted by: hzl_eyed_grl
Bitter much?
Not at all! It's a very true statement. Let's say my wife picked up food for the two of us. That means I'm paying for two meals. Now if I'd just order for myself and pay delivery, it is less. Not to mention all the other associated costs necessary for the upkeep of a woman, which makes ordering out much less.
-Case
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LOLOriginally posted by: CaseTragedy
the savings evaporate quickly when you factor in your large expenditures on "escorts"Originally posted by: dirtboy
Originally posted by: hzl_eyed_grl
Bitter much?
Not at all! It's a very true statement. Let's say my wife picked up food for the two of us. That means I'm paying for two meals. Now if I'd just order for myself and pay delivery, it is less. Not to mention all the other associated costs necessary for the upkeep of a woman, which makes ordering out much less.
-Case
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Originally posted by: CaseTragedy
the savings evaporate quickly when you factor in your large expenditures on "escorts"Originally posted by: dirtboy
Originally posted by: hzl_eyed_grl
Bitter much?
Not at all! It's a very true statement. Let's say my wife picked up food for the two of us. That means I'm paying for two meals. Now if I'd just order for myself and pay delivery, it is less. Not to mention all the other associated costs necessary for the upkeep of a woman, which makes ordering out much less.
You've obviously never been married.
Modeps,
It is great to see a happy camper! Kewl for ya!
I have one of those, although he is my b/f not hubby. We have been together for 5yrs. Own a home together, take care of the cats and he adores my 19yr. old daughter (he has only known her she is was 14yrs old.) He is thoughtful, kind, generous and never ever stresses about anything. Never gets angry, is very affectionate and absolutely adores me.
And I find it to be a wonderful thing on holidays. My family is spread all over the country and my ex hubby has no family, so it is such a warm and wonderful thing to me to go over the b/f's parents house and see a family where everyone is glad to see each other, brings something to the house (warmth, love and good times) besides just the plates of food.
wine, food and hugs & smooches from the family, combined with all the great things about the b/f makes me the luckiest gal on the planet. And I am smart enuf to know it and never take it for granted.
I know how you feel!
p.s. that was really soppy... sorry!
It is great to see a happy camper! Kewl for ya!
I have one of those, although he is my b/f not hubby. We have been together for 5yrs. Own a home together, take care of the cats and he adores my 19yr. old daughter (he has only known her she is was 14yrs old.) He is thoughtful, kind, generous and never ever stresses about anything. Never gets angry, is very affectionate and absolutely adores me.
And I find it to be a wonderful thing on holidays. My family is spread all over the country and my ex hubby has no family, so it is such a warm and wonderful thing to me to go over the b/f's parents house and see a family where everyone is glad to see each other, brings something to the house (warmth, love and good times) besides just the plates of food.
wine, food and hugs & smooches from the family, combined with all the great things about the b/f makes me the luckiest gal on the planet. And I am smart enuf to know it and never take it for granted.
I know how you feel!
p.s. that was really soppy... sorry!
My wife is great. She goes out of her way to cook my favorite foods. I do a lot of other things, so it's an even exchange which keeps the relationship going. But yeah, I don't know what I'd do without the companionship. Plus it's nice to have someone to share everything with and not have to do the dating scene over and over.
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Originally posted by: KarenMarie
Modeps,
It is great to see a happy camper! Kewl for ya!
I have one of those, although he is my b/f not hubby. We have been together for 5yrs. Own a home together, take care of the cats and he adores my 19yr. old daughter (he has only known her she is was 14yrs old.) He is thoughtful, kind, generous and never ever stresses about anything. Never gets angry, is very affectionate and absolutely adores me.
And I find it to be a wonderful thing on holidays. My family is spread all over the country and my ex hubby has no family, so it is such a warm and wonderful thing to me to go over the b/f's parents house and see a family where everyone is glad to see each other, brings something to the house (warmth, love and good times) besides just the plates of food.
wine, food and hugs & smooches from the family, combined with all the great things about the b/f makes me the luckiest gal on the planet. And I am smart enuf to know it and never take it for granted.
I know how you feel!
p.s. that was really soppy... sorry!
No problem being sappy, it's nice to see people happy instead of all this teenage angst around these parts.
Originally posted by: Optimus
it is. 6 years, 2 kids and I still say that.
For example, she bought the Easter candy this year. No big deal, right? Go to supermarket, pick out chocolate for her, me, and the kids, etc.
She goes and gets great candy for her and the kids - just what they like. And for me, she literally hunted down at least one of every one of my favorite candies:
250g milk chocolate Homer Simpson (I'm a huge Simpsons addict)
Cadbury's Creme Eggs
Lik-A-Stix (I didn't even know they still made these!)
Nerds
Rockets (called Smarties in the States)
Caramel Eggs
I didn't ask for any of these - she just knew and went out to find them.
She's awesome!
She have a sister??? hehe
<----- age 22 hehe
Dogg
Originally posted by: ITJunkie
These are the types of things my wife and I will do for each other as well. It totally rocks!! It'll be 15 yrs in June and I still want to jump her every day
YEAH, JUMP HER!!!!!!
if you want i can call you up until you have to take the phone off the hook, pay my family to hate you for being white and alienate all your friends...
or ill just bring you white castle and we will eat it like useless, unmarried slobs.
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