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Chicken 03-31-2002, 01:19 AM You know you're old and married when...
The McNugget *finally* falls asleep, it is Saturday night, you've got yummy stout in the fridge, and you tell the wife, "Whooo-hooo! Nugget is sleeping! Party... party... party!!!"
-and she replies, "Should I get us both a bowl of icecream?"
*hangs self*
I remember when partying was more than eating a bowl of icecream :bawling:
alchiba 03-31-2002, 01:41 AM You get ice cream????!!!
Walter 03-31-2002, 02:13 AM What's so bad about ice cream ?
;)
Abu Mami 03-31-2002, 02:28 AM Originally posted by Walter
What's so bad about ice cream ?
;) It all depends on where you put it. :-)
kunal 03-31-2002, 04:30 AM Originally posted by Abu Mami
It all depends on where you put it. :-)
:eek:
and she replies, "Should I get us both a bowl of icecream?" If she's still willing to dip the ice cream for you then you're young and married! Old and married is when she goes and grabs herself a bowl and after eating it (all!) looks at you and says... Oh I'm sorry, did you want some?
Abu Mami 03-31-2002, 08:15 AM Originally posted by Deb
If she's still willing to dip the ice cream for you then you're young and married! Old and married is when she goes and grabs herself a bowl and after eating it (all!) looks at you and says... Oh I'm sorry, did you want some? Hmm. Something tells me my wife is logged onto WHT with an alias :-))
Mmmm.... Ice cream and beer. Now there's a combination. :)
Mirage-ISP 03-31-2002, 10:55 AM Hey Chicken :)
substitute icecream with whipped cream and you got a major party going on. So many excellent uses for the thingy ...
DigitalXWeb 03-31-2002, 11:02 AM Originally posted by Deb
If she's still willing to dip the ice cream for you then you're young and married! Old and married is when she goes and grabs herself a bowl and after eating it (all!) looks at you and says... Oh I'm sorry, did you want some?
I must be old, married and unlucky because my wife doesn't even ask me if I wanted some :(.
Chicken 03-31-2002, 01:37 PM Yikes! So these are the 'good times' AHHHHHHHHHHHHH! :bawling:
alchiba 03-31-2002, 01:47 PM Originally posted by Chicken
Yikes! So these are the 'good times' AHHHHHHHHHHHHH! :bawling:
Yes indeed. Savor each moment, ice cream or not. :D
Abu Mami 03-31-2002, 03:05 PM Originally posted by Chicken
Yikes! So these are the 'good times' AHHHHHHHHHHHHH! :bawling: Ice cream aside, it only gets better over time. 24 years in June, 4 semi-beautiful children, and we think as one. In fact, most of the time we are one. Nice!
RotoHost 03-31-2002, 04:38 PM Originally posted by Chicken
Yikes! So these are the 'good times' AHHHHHHHHHHHHH! :bawling:
No...the really good times are when the kids get older and you go to the fridge to get yourself a bowl of ice cream and find the container empty except for the spoon the kids used to scrape the last bit out. Wait 5 years :)
mahinder 03-31-2002, 04:44 PM :look:
sorry i am still bachlor :rolleyes:
I'm not fully attached.... yet... although, that won't last long. :) Lucky for me, growing up, is not part of my plans.
Mirage-ISP 04-01-2002, 08:15 AM Originally posted by JTY
I'm not fully attached.... yet... although, that won't last long. :) Lucky for me, growing up, is not part of my plans.
lol...I had plans like that too. But then I kept getting bills and heartbreaks and bills and tax bills, mortgage bills, student loan bills.....eeeeeek.........nothing kills a peter pan syndrome like bills :bawling: am perfectly happy now to be erm somewhat grown-up, so I can legally use whipped cream:D
allan 04-01-2002, 11:16 AM Chicken -- you are really depressing me with these stories (the Valentine's day spent at Costco and now this). With my own little packet on the way, I am already starting to see some of these changes, and it scares me. I finally managed to drag Roseanne out of the house to go out with some friends (two of whom are also pregnant) Saturday night, and the evening was over by 10:00.
I can still remember nights when we had not even decided where we were going to go by 10:00 :D.
Abu Mami 04-01-2002, 11:29 AM Originally posted by uuallan
Chicken -- you are really depressing me with these stories (the Valentine's day spent at Costco and now this). With my own little packet on the way, I am already starting to see some of these changes, and it scares me. I finally managed to drag Roseanne out of the house to go out with some friends (two of whom are also pregnant) Saturday night, and the evening was over by 10:00.
I can still remember nights when we had not even decided where we were going to go by 10:00 :D. Life begins when the kids go to bed. :-)
9onlinehost 04-01-2002, 11:34 AM Originally posted by Chicken
You know you're old and married when...
The McNugget *finally* falls asleep, it is Saturday night, you've got yummy stout in the fridge, and you tell the wife, "Whooo-hooo! Nugget is sleeping! Party... party... party!!!"
-and she replies, "Should I get us both a bowl of icecream?"
*hangs self*
I remember when partying was more than eating a bowl of icecream :bawling:
Amen to that your wife has a good head on her shoulders
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