EJCAPULET You say almost as much bad about men as I do about the other gender. Men prevent leftovers, keep the dog off the couch, guard the remote, and hit the snooze button. Kiss your husband and show you appreciate his effort.
LOL, RC. I am offended that you would be so crass as to mock the offense taken by those who are truly offended by “minor” (pun intended) inconveniences, or misunderstood intentions or any of a million other trifling tidbits which should go no more noticed than the time changing on the clock on your computer.
A visiting clergyman once noticed that the babies in the back of church were making a lot of fuss, because the crying room was preempted by the local town worthies to talk business during the services. So, in his inimitable fashion, he said, “If the big crybabies would get out of the crying room, the little crybabies could use it for its intended purpose.”
The local businessmen never again met in there. The pastor thanked him for the intervention–had he said it, there would have been plenty of trouble, but it still needed saying.
ejcapulet about 14 years ago
Ha ha ha, yep, I always tell people I have 3 kids: an infant, a toddler, and a really big baby (my husband).
lewisbower about 14 years ago
EJCAPULET You say almost as much bad about men as I do about the other gender. Men prevent leftovers, keep the dog off the couch, guard the remote, and hit the snooze button. Kiss your husband and show you appreciate his effort.
fredbuhl about 14 years ago
I concur.
Dry and Dusty Premium Member about 14 years ago
Priceless!!!!
Reindom about 14 years ago
Big @55
MisngNOLA about 14 years ago
LOL, RC. I am offended that you would be so crass as to mock the offense taken by those who are truly offended by “minor” (pun intended) inconveniences, or misunderstood intentions or any of a million other trifling tidbits which should go no more noticed than the time changing on the clock on your computer.
mrprongs about 14 years ago
What begins with baby?
rmleon about 14 years ago
babysitter
bmonk about 14 years ago
He he he!
A visiting clergyman once noticed that the babies in the back of church were making a lot of fuss, because the crying room was preempted by the local town worthies to talk business during the services. So, in his inimitable fashion, he said, “If the big crybabies would get out of the crying room, the little crybabies could use it for its intended purpose.”
The local businessmen never again met in there. The pastor thanked him for the intervention–had he said it, there would have been plenty of trouble, but it still needed saying.