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  1. #3126
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    Quote Originally Posted by Dantheman View Post
    women who are well into their 50s
    the decline was swift and severe, but there was a glorious year or two.

    I mean, truly glorious.

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    "Can't you see..."

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    Quote Originally Posted by TBS View Post
    Ms TBS sez everyone would be well-served if I began every conversation with “I’m sorry”
    I would say " I'm white , I'm male, I'm sorry ?" and she would say "no yer not"

    but 2 out of 3 ain't bad

    IME women in their 50's are undergoing menopause so they don't really like anybody

    if you switch GF's for the younger model you just experiance menopause twice

    its like the movie Groundhog Day
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    We finally ran an external duct to the range hood and swapped our crappy "blow in your face" hood to one that actually exhausts out the duct. Nice to be able to do things like saute onions without smelling them in every room in the house. So...I just walked into the kitchen and my wife is cooking a bratwurst in a cast iron pan on the stove with the fan off. I think she thinks it's too loud but I'm too scared to ask. Maybe I shouldn't complain, I mean, my office smells delicious now.

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    Just reach around her, give her a kiss on the neck and hit the fan switch.
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    Quote Originally Posted by MakersTeleMark View Post
    Just reach around her, give her a kiss on the neck and hit the fan switch.
    I do this everyday without the kiss.


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    I've been trying to teach my wife that light switches have both an "on" AND an "off" position. I think she might be starting to pick it up.

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    I think this was mentioned previously but my wife consistently forgets to put the umbrella down off of the dock. It was hot so didn't mind diving down 10ft to retrieve.
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    There was a commercial a long time ago, probably for beer, where the voice-over is talking about the friend who’s whipped. The buddies are watching the game or something and they’re giving him shit for being whipped, etc.
    Anyway, she walks in the room, and she’s hotter than set of jumper cables at a TGR summit, and says for the guys to use the coasters, I think, and all the guys leap for the coasters and straighten up the place, etc.
    I guess el hefe’s that guy.


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    Quote Originally Posted by Diamond Joe View Post
    I've been trying to teach my wife that light switches have both an "on" AND an "off" position. I think she might be starting to pick it up.
    I know your pain...and no my wife is not "starting to pick it up".

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    We have our laundry upstairs in a hall closet with those doors that open out and fold.

    The hall is narrow and I am not. I have to use this hall anytime I leave my office. The fucking doors are ALWAYS open or half open and the light is usually on. I regularly clip a shoulder on a door and start swearing and screaming about closing the doors.

    My lovely wife’s response is, I’m going back in there anyways so I leave them open.

    I’m going to rip the doors off the hinges soon.


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    Quote Originally Posted by HD333 View Post
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    I’m going to rip the doors off the hinges soon.
    This is a pro-level husband move.

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    Quote Originally Posted by HD333 View Post
    We have our laundry upstairs in a hall closet with those doors that open out and fold.

    The hall is narrow and I am not. I have to use this hall anytime I leave my office. The fucking doors are ALWAYS open or half open and the light is usually on. I regularly clip a shoulder on a door and start swearing and screaming about closing the doors.

    My lovely wife’s response is, I’m going back in there anyways so I leave them open.

    I’m going to rip the doors off the hinges soon.


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    If those are the bifold doors they are spring loaded at the top and so they come out real easy
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    Pocket door?
    But comes with whole new set of issues.

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    Quote Originally Posted by XXX-er View Post
    If those are the bifold doors they are spring loaded at the top and so they come out real easy
    Yeah sometimes it's easier just to remove those bifolds than be constantly opening and closing them, especially if you have carpet and it drags on the door.

    When we bought our house I took out all the old 1970s bifold closet doors with the idea that I would replace them. About eight years later I did. But honestly having doorless closets is very convenient.

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    Quote Originally Posted by plugboots View Post
    There was a commercial a long time ago, probably for beer, where the voice-over is talking about the friend who’s whipped. The buddies are watching the game or something and they’re giving him shit for being whipped, etc.
    Anyway, she walks in the room, and she’s hotter than set of jumper cables at a TGR summit, and says for the guys to use the coasters, I think, and all the guys leap for the coasters and straighten up the place, etc.
    I guess el hefe’s that guy.


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    Quote Originally Posted by el hefe View Post
    I think this was mentioned previously but my wife consistently forgets to put the umbrella down off of the dock. It was hot so didn't mind diving down 10ft to retrieve.
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    That’s it!!

    Divorce is the only option.

    How can you live like this?




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    I thought they were "accordian doors" and they will fuck your life up. Took me about 15 years of me breaking them but finally she gave in on the laundry "alcove" in the entrance hall, from the carport, and now we have curtains. such an improvement.
    "Can't you see..."

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    Quote Originally Posted by AK47bp View Post
    That’s it!!

    Divorce is the only option.

    How can you live like this?




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    I'll send her your number if she does it again.
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    Quote Originally Posted by el hefe View Post
    I'll send her your number if she does it again.
    Careful.

    I do have an inflatable kayak and I know she’s into boats.




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    Heh. Somebody other than me or the kids keeps leaving the bi-fold doors open on the hall closet. I'm also too wide and am routinely crashing into them. Which makes the dog bark. And I'm the bad guy.

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    Build yerself some barn doors. Hardware has gotten a lot cheaper. Just did this in a house I'm trying to bring out of the 70s.

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    MT's got it. Pull accordion doors, put up curtains. It'll only take several hours. However long for your wife to pick out curtains, and 5 minutes for you to take down the doors and install the curtains.
    Remind me. We'll send him a red cap and a Speedo.

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    Quote Originally Posted by MyNameIsAugustWest View Post
    Build yerself some barn doors. Hardware has gotten a lot cheaper. Just did this in a house I'm trying to bring out of the 70s.
    I kinda like this idea... way simpler and less infuriating than those goddam sliding closet doors that were ubiquitous in the 80's. Those things SUCK.

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    Quote Originally Posted by skaredshtles View Post
    I kinda like this idea... way simpler and less infuriating than those goddam sliding closet doors that were ubiquitous in the 80's. Those things SUCK.
    Pocket doors?

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    Quote Originally Posted by riser3 View Post
    Pocket doors?
    Yeah - those. We have both, and barn doors win hands down.

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