Former DT commit Jordan Elliott to transfer from Texas
Don't worry he'll change his mind.
This guy is less decisive than a woman deciding on a restaurant. Every woman, ever, in the history of women...
"I swear, I don't care where we eat. I just don't want to go to any of the 20 restaurants you just suggested."
The smell of a seafood restaurant is enough to make me feel a bit queasy. I don't like the look, the taste, or even the texture of fish, clams, lobster, shrimp, or anything else that lives in the ocean. I've thrown up just by being in a seafood restaurant.
If my wife said "I want to go eat at Jim Bob's Seafood Restaurant and Sea-Carcass Rendering Plant," instead of making me play restaurant roulette -- just once-- I'd weep with joy. Hell, I'd eat sushi out of a whale's rectum.
Me: "What are you going to get?"
Wife: "The chicken."
Me: "You won't like the chicken, I've had it already. I'm getting the steak, and you should too."
Wife: "No, I want the chicken."
Me: "Well, OK!"
**FOOD COMES**
Wife: "This chicken isn't great. Here, let me try your steak!"
Me: "But, um, I love you and all, but I told you to get the steak, and you didn't, so..."
**WIFE FORCIBLY CUTS OFF LARGE CHUNK OF MY STEAK AND EATS IT**
Wife: "Wow, you were right, the steak is way better. Here, I'm gonna take half your steak, and you can have half my chicken!"
Me: "But, I don't want your chicken, and I said you should..."
**HALF STEAK REMOVED FROM PLATE, REPLACED WITH DRY CHICKEN**
The end...
Had to log in to upvote this. Been there bud.
We've ALL been there...
If I ever were going to kill her off, I'd just get a bottle of soda on a car trip and lace it with poison. Whatever drink I get becomes "our" drink because she refuses to buy a damn bottle of pop on a road trip.
"I just want a couple!"
"I'M ONLY ORDERING SALAD. NOT HUNGRY TONIGHT."
etc
Hey so I know this might seem kind of weird, but as a yooper currently living in Montana I was wondering where you're from/where in Montana you're living, if you're comfortable sharing that information? Also curious if you have a sweet spot where you watch games? Also, I hope I read that right and you're a yooper in montana and not a...montanan in the u.p.
Marriage IS the #1 cause of divorce
Wife: "I don't care, I've been making decisions all week, you make the decision on dinner and I'll follow."
Me: "ok, I want to go to ____"
Wife: "no I don't feel like that."
Me: "ok then here____"
Wife: "we just had ___ two nights ago!"
Me: "where do you want to go then?"
Wife: "why do I have to make these decisions????"
A salad I could kill someone. WE CAN MAKE A SALAD AT HOME! BUT YOU WANT THE $15 SALAD!!
I have never understood the whole, "It''s fun to share our dishes." mindset. No, I ordered the Chicken Parmagiana, because thats what I wanted. I do not want whatever weird thing it is you ordered and don't feel like being the "Bad order safety valve".
Since I overthink everything ever, I have come to the conclusion that the food-sharing thing with women is a primordial, animalistic expression of love and affection, much like animals in the wild that are part of a pack share food. So if you say no, you are subconsciously indicating that you don't love them...
Well that certainly explains why she keeps telling me we need to share even though I don't want to.
That said I keep saying yes whenever she brings up yet another dumb thing with the house that she NEEDS to change when I think the house is fine, so as far as I'm concerned, I say "Love you, honey." subconsciously all the damn time.
I have to admire just how far we've come from talking about about a former football recruit in this thread.
One of the best thread-jacks I've seen around here in quite some time.
or you're being practical, knowing there is not enough for both of you and better one person be uncomfortable than both.
"I have never understood the whole, "It''s fun to share our dishes." mindset. No, I ordered the Chicken Parmagiana, because thats what I wanted. I do not want whatever weird thing it is you ordered and don't feel like being the "Bad order safety valve"."
I played the game three times when we pulled into the Dairy Queen and I'd ask, "Would you like a cone too honey?" Her standard reply, "No, I'll just have a little of yours." Well the fourth time, same question, same response, different result. After watching me eat about half my cone, she could not hold back any longer. "Well aren't you going to share?" "Well I asked for a "No, I'll just have some of yours and they were fresh out." After that if she wanted a cone she got one, if not, she didn't. A man can only take so much.
I bet she took some of his...
Some answers are NOT worth knowing!!!!!!!!
Oooh the plot thickens. Someone has some explaining to do.
On this episode of "Days of our MgoLives".....
Every single time wife gets a beer she doesn't like as much as the beer I got. She doesn't take it forcibly. Just looks pathetic until I switch with her, which she knows I'm going to do.
works out okay though because sometimes she likes the one I don't like, and vice-versa. If we both don't like it, we share the pain. Ms. ND Sux is a pretty awesome gal.
I have often been reduced to just ordering what my wife orders to keep her away from my plate.. Yes even if it's something I don't want
with a guy willing to share his food. :)
Your recommendation is to knock the bitch up side the head and she'll eventually shut the tuck up?
This has the makings of a great stand alone OT post. However, I personally am extremely fortunate. My wife and I have a couple of "go to" restaurants that both of us really like, that are close to home, and that are inexpensive. And we're in agreement on some of the places we really DON'T like. Also, my wife is definitely not a fan of going out to expensive places to eat. One of my worst restaurant experiences was going out reasonably early in our marriage to a nice place and listening to her complain about the prices throughout the entire meal. I mean, it is better than being married to someone who always wants to spend more than you have or should spend.
I'm still waiting for this to evolve into driving and asking for directions.