@Yakster said:
I had something like this happen when taking old paint to the hazardous waste disposal place that was totally my fault, not my wife's. What a mess.
Why do we assume it's the woman's fault? Is it really funny? Seems like a growing trend lately.
Probably the same reason that all TV sitcom dads are helpless bumpkins depending on their wives and children to fumble through life.
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"If you do not read the newspapers you're uninformed. If you do read the newspapers, you're misinformed." -- Mark Twain
"The UK website William Golding says the rest of the quote is not by Golding. “It is important to note that on occasion, lines from Erick S Gray are added to this quotation, and wrongly attributed to Golding.”
An article in the Literary Review of Canada, You Too: Selling men on gender equality, also says the rest of the quote is by Gray, a New York-based author of books such as Around the Way Girls 5 and Booty Call *69. Gray published his first novel in 2003, 10 years after Golding’s death. – Taryn Willows"
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I had something like this happen when taking old paint to the hazardous waste disposal place that was totally my fault, not my wife's. What a mess.
Why do we assume it's the woman's fault? Is it really funny? Seems like a growing trend lately.
Another bear meme
Probably the same reason that all TV sitcom dads are helpless bumpkins depending on their wives and children to fumble through life.
"If you do not read the newspapers you're uninformed. If you do read the newspapers, you're misinformed." -- Mark Twain
@Yakster
the first two sentences were said by Golding.
"The UK website William Golding says the rest of the quote is not by Golding. “It is important to note that on occasion, lines from Erick S Gray are added to this quotation, and wrongly attributed to Golding.”
An article in the Literary Review of Canada, You Too: Selling men on gender equality, also says the rest of the quote is by Gray, a New York-based author of books such as Around the Way Girls 5 and Booty Call *69. Gray published his first novel in 2003, 10 years after Golding’s death. – Taryn Willows"
@silvermouse
yeah, partly my personality, meds, and the state of the world weighs heavily on me. I'll lighten up on the forum. Thanks for the mirror @TRayB
@silvermouse , no disrespect or chastisement was intended, just having fun with it.
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