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Mid Life Crisis?
Sounds like an oportunity to satisfy a mid-life crisis. Only thing lacking is a hot Redhead to make it a patriotic red white and blue divorce.
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Used to want fast cars and then it was fast women. All I want now is just a fast belt sander. Hey what can I say?
LOL.
Call it a mid-life crisis starter kit. My buddy, who's older than me, asked me how he should go about approaching his wife about getting a boob job. LOL... I wasn't touching that one for all the tea in China. I told him to call an attorney and beat her to the punch if he was gonna try to slide that in over dinner some night.
I could just picture it all blowing up in his face and him resorting to telling his wife, "Well, Brian said....." No way.
Lemme get this straight ... your buddy wants to get implants? You must have some strange friends.
"When asked if you can do something, tell'em "Why certainly I can", then get busy and find a way to do it." T. Roosevelt
I assume you're kidding?
See? Piffin caught it too. You weren't clear in the description, and I know for sure that if I told DW I wanted a boob job, the divorce would be the next day.
And if I asked her if she wanted a boob job, she would sneer and ask if I wanted a pecker job. It would be a lose-lose discussion.
"When asked if you can do something, tell'em "Why certainly I can", then get busy and find a way to do it." T. Roosevelt
Edited 10/29/2005 5:23 pm ET by FastEddie
Just a small play on words.
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LOL, why does he want the boob job?You, on the other hand, are wise beyond your years
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There's a "reader classified" section for stuff like this...
I have told my wife in the past "I do not know what I woud do without you". Then I would tell her. "Yes I do, I would have a nice ski boat, Harley D and a vette."
She did get me a nice 2005 Suzuki C90 Crusier motorcyle for my 50th birthday...surprised me.
She is the bomb, my adviseto married guys......keep this mind when potential fights start arising. Happy wife, happy life.
Happy wife, happy life.
Good advice. A couple years ago our wedding was approaching. I was bitching to my old boss about one arrangement or another that she had made and I probably thought was too expensive or unnecessary.
I'll never forget what he asked me. "You wanna be right, or you wanna be married?"
That's really some great advice about keeping the marriage together.For me the corvette came after a divorce. Kind of a phase I guess.
I was young and foolish and was chasing women and someone said
"the vette makes 'em wet" and I bought into that and looking back did have a lot of fun. There's really nothing quite like driving a car that will hit 100 mph in just a matter of a few seconds. And with a 350 engine in a small light-weight car, there's a lot left at 100 mph.Putting the T-tops down and taking a drive does wonders to calm you down at the end of a long busy week.Am I convincing anyone to buy my sweet ride?
While it would be nice to have a vette, I have a 7 year old son and a new baby born in August.
I bought a Nissan Maxima / white with grey leather / Bose stero system / sports model / 265 HP / 4 doors / very reliable and 18-20 mpg
For fun, I had a 1969 Mustang Convertable / balance and blueprinted engine / 320 HP/$2,000 racing rear end / 17" cutom wheels / dual exhaust / money pit
Aside from that , the Maxima would outrun the Mustang.
Maxima / The family mans sports car / I am thinking about trading for an Infiniti M45.
I'll never forget what he asked me. "You wanna be right, or you wanna be married?"
LOL!! That's rich!
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"In your next life you might be a marriage counselor!"
I dunno about that ...
I'm thinking I'd still wanna be right!
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