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I was owned by my Wife at Rite-Aid...

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Originally posted by: Yossarian
it was good, a hearty "stfu" to those too lazy to read for 30 seconds. so wifey doesn't like it "that way" eh?? 😛
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I was beginning to think I didnt explain it well enough, but yes, that was the implication🙂
 
Originally posted by: KarenMarie
very entertaining. you have a wonderful writing style.

just one thing...

you mean aisle not isle.

🙂
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He doesn't have a wonderful writing style, he has a verbose writing style. He writes like the ubergeeks in my dorm talk when they tell stories. It's annoying to read, and it's annoying to listen to.
 
I don't know if you are the one who wrote the squirrel story, but if you are, this one is really lagging.

Why would anyone be nervous or embarassed about buying lube? Hell, I buy it with pride 🙂 If someone gives you a weird look, you say to them... "I'm getting some later, what are you do doing?"
 
that was the dumbest piece of trash story that I have ever skimmed over. it read like a bad novel, and the entire story could have been summed up as so.

"my wife caught me red handed with a bottle of lube and she hit me in the head"

end of story.😛
 
I hate stories about men that make them look like total fools, idiots, baffons, retards. Sorta goes with 100% of the TV commercials out there.

 
I like the kid at Target story better, but this one was a gem too. 🙂

Newflash for you guys: not all writing is intended to be utilitarian. Hence, being more verbose than necessary is not always an evil.

Thanks for the smile, Deli. 🙂
 
Originally posted by: HotChic
I like the kid at Target story better, but this one was a gem too. 🙂

Newflash for you guys: not all writing is intended to be utilitarian. Hence, being more verbose than necessary is not always an evil.

Thanks for the smile, Deli. 🙂
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Yes, but in the Target story, the verboseness was enjoyable and added to the feel of the story.
In this one, it seemed like it was forced. Like he was trying too hard.
 
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