Hachiroku <Trueno@ae86.GTS> wrote:
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>IT'S GREAT TO BE A MAN
>
>It's Great to be a Man!
>
>Your last name stays put.
>
>The garage is all yours.
>[/color]
Great one Hachi!...like it a lot...
"Hachiroku" <Trueno@ae86.GTS> wrote in message
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> IT'S GREAT TO BE A MAN
>[/color]
Your wife can speak to your doctor in confidence about you without you first
signing a consent form. If you tried doing the same with her doctor you may
as well be some stranger just off the street.
If your wife accidentally overdraws the checking account it's you they come
after for an explanation.
Some things really don't make sense. We're supposed to be the hunters, yet
it's our wives that have to scoop the dead bird up from the back doorstep
and bury it. We can cause the enemy's guts to splatter all over the place,
but it's our wives who have to clean up the microwave after we explode an
egg in it.
Wrong and WRONG. Anybody (Even a friend) can TELL a doctor about your
problems, but the doctor cannot respond in any way. All he can say is
'thanks for the information', unless you sign a form. Trust me, it's a
lawsuit if you give out any info without the patient's permission,
regardless of gender.
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> If your wife accidentally overdraws the checking account it's you they
> come after for an explanation.[/color]
Are you the primary on the account? Then yes, they will.
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> Some things really don't make sense. We're supposed to be the hunters,
> yet it's our wives that have to scoop the dead bird up from the back
> doorstep and bury it. We can cause the enemy's guts to splatter all over
> the place, but it's our wives who have to clean up the microwave after we
> explode an egg in it.
>
> mark_[/color]
OK, now you're just being silly
"Wickeddoll®" <wickeddoll1958DIEspammersDIE@yahoo.com> wrote in message
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>> Some things really don't make sense. We're supposed to be the hunters,
>> yet it's our wives that have to scoop the dead bird up from the back
>> doorstep and bury it. We can cause the enemy's guts to splatter all over
>> the place, but it's our wives who have to clean up the microwave after we
>> explode an egg in it.
>>
>> mark_[/color]
> OK, now you're just being silly
>
> :-)
>
> Natalie
>[/color]
Silly? Most plumbers are men yet more women change baby's diapers than men
do.
mark_
"n5hsr" <n5hsr@comcast.net> wrote in message
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>
> Although I am going to be an uncle in about 7-8 months. Guess I can use
> my training then.
>
> Charles of Schaumburg.
>[/color]
Start saving those plastic grocery bags. And get the word out that just
because the diapers are disposable doesn't mean they get tossed in the
bathroom or kitchen pail with or without being in those plastic bags.
That reminds me of this patient who used to always wait till she came to
our office to change her kids' shitty diapers. One day I gave her a diaper
as I took her back; she goes, "Why did you give me that?" I told her I
just assumed she'd need to change her baby, as usual. She never did it
again. LOL
n5hsr wrote:
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>"Wickeddoll®" wrote:[color=green]
>>
>> Waste? bwahahaha!
>>
>> OK, I saw a poo joke there.[/color]
>
>Although I am going to be an uncle in about 7-8 months. Guess I can use my
>training then.[/color]
Your skill with your Depends® will help you with the Huggies®?
"Wickeddoll®" <wickeddoll1958DIEspammersDIE@yahoo.com> wrote in message
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>>[/color]
> That reminds me of this patient who used to always wait till she came to
> our office to change her kids' shitty diapers. One day I gave her a
> diaper as I took her back; she goes, "Why did you give me that?" I told
> her I just assumed she'd need to change her baby, as usual. She never did
> it again. LOL
>
> Natalie[/color]
Reminds me of the highly educated proud new parents who brought home their
newborn baby and carefully studied the labels on all packages before
purchasing anything.
Two days after they brought the baby home, proud papa was walking by the
nursery and noticed a terrible smell. Concerned, he called proud mama to
the nursery to ask her about the terrible smell.
Proud mama didn't know what was causing the smell either so they called the
pediatrician. Since the pediatrician was a smart doctor, she wouldn't give
a diagnosis over the phone so she told proud mama and proud papa to bring
the newborn in to the doctor's office.
Once at the doctor's office, Dr. Pediatrician removed the baby's diaper,
pointed to the load in the diaper and said, "There's the problem! - the
baby's diaper hasn't been changed in two days!"
Highly educated proud papa and highly educated proud mama simultaneously
corrected Dr. Pediatrician and told her "No, that cannot be the cause. The
diaper package specified 'newborn to 10 pounds'!"
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