Four most common questions from wives

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RAM
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Four most common questions from wives

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My candidates:

1) Will you...?
2) Did you...?
3) When are you going to...?
4) Why didn't you...?

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1) Amen

2) Amen

3) Amen

4) Amen
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Four most common questions from wives.

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I can't believe you missed the most common question. Why do you need another reel? :P
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A few others:

1. Where you been?

2. What did you buy?

3. What did it cost?

4. Where you gonna put it?

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The one I'm asked most often is What do you need that for?
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Post by john elder »

...and the ever popular:

"What do you mean by that?!"

(Note: there is no correct answer to this question!)
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Post by Jim Wiegner »

And number 5:

"Why are you still living in MY house"? After thirty four years of marital bliss, my mate would prefer that I lived in the garage!

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Post by RAM »

Typical (Bad Bob's) answers to questions 1-4:

1) Sure

2) Not yet

3) As soon as I get a chance

4) I forgot

Observations:

Answers 2 through 4 are incorrect answers.
Quick action on the request always results in another request.
Time spent fooling with reels is considered wasted time.
So is time spent dawdling on Reel Talk, best done, like fooling with reels when spouse is away.
Time spent fooling with reels is at least better than fooling around, but don't try that line. It will just create trouble.
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