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vash 12-05-2014 09:31 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Amail (Post 8383288)
Mine thinks "Why use two words when 120 will do".

Optimal: "Turn on the fan, please"
What I get instead: "It's boiling in here, I've got two burners going on the stove and a cake in the oven, I'm over here cutting vegetables and I'm burning up, could you please turn on the fan"?


hahhaha....oh god..hahahha..

vash 12-05-2014 09:32 AM

i think i've had entire conversations with my brother using nothing but facial expressions and head movements.

RANDY P 12-05-2014 09:35 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Amail (Post 8383288)
Mine thinks "Why use two words when 120 will do".

Optimal: "Turn on the fan, please"
What I get instead: "It's boiling in here, I've got two burners going on the stove and a cake in the oven, I'm over here cutting vegetables and I'm burning up, could you please turn on the fan"?

"WHY THE FAN? WHY NOT A/C?"

or if you want the AC:

"WHY THE AC? WHY NOT THE FAN?"

or

"WHY THE FAN / AC? WHY NOT THE WINDOW?"

nothing is more attractive than being around a woman who has to tell you everything she knows...

Hard-Deck 12-05-2014 10:19 AM

I rarely get a straight answer when she buys something. She's smart as a whip, and she knows and understands a lot of topics, but when it comes to my shopping questions:

Me: Wow! That's a nice coin purse, where did you get it?
Her: It cost $10 bucks
Me: OK...I asked where you got it?
Her: It was on sale
Me: Nevermind.

And the funny thing is, that I've never chastized her for buying anything, ever. So it's not like she has to justify buying something for herself.

look 171 12-05-2014 11:04 AM

this got me thinking, are women like that in foreign countries? For example, women from the middle east or rural parts of south america?

wdfifteen 12-05-2014 11:10 AM

Ah yes. Woman speak.

"Are you ready to go?"
"Yes, I just have to put my sweater on."
"Umm, so you're not ready?"
"I said yes!"

Giving directions while approaching a Y intersection, "OK, turn here."

pavulon 12-05-2014 11:36 AM

I work in a hospital. The majority of female-female conversations I witness are not conversations. Far more often than not, they are two or more females (sort of) taking turns talking about themselves. "I" this, "I" that. On and on. Can't handle being around it for more than 10-30 seconds.

911SauCy 12-05-2014 11:50 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Amail (Post 8383288)
What I get instead: "It's boiling in here, I've got two burners going on the stove and a cake in the oven, I'm over here cutting vegetables and I'm burning up, could you please turn on the fan"?

My mother speaks to my 'ole man like this...as if everything she's doing is a tantamount task nobody else could accomplish so she needs attention and a resolution.

Wimmenzz...

I'm lucky, for the most part, Mrs. Saucy falls into guy talk category. We have full convo's without speaking. Usually, she's telling me to shut-up

GH85Carrera 12-05-2014 11:51 AM

One big "discussion" I had with my wife was when I driving and she was giving directions as we went to get to some peoples house I had never been to. I had no address or no idea where I was going but she would tell me to turn left or right and everything was OK. Then she said "Turn right at the top of the hill" so I did. It turned into a private driveway and I was impressed with her friends house. Then the yelling started. I was supposed to turn left just after the top of the hill. I explained that turn right at the top of the hill is a simple direction with only one possible option. If I was to turn left at the intersection at the top of the hill she should specify that.

gacook 12-05-2014 12:06 PM

Ahh...driving directions...

Friend of ours moved recently (up in the Phoenix area), and we went to visit after I got home from a work trip. I didn't engage the GPS (mistake one), and just had her giving me directions. At one point, she tells me to turn left at the next road, while she's pointing right...

Tobra 12-05-2014 12:11 PM

My wife will dream that I did something to piss her off, then wake up mad at me.

MBAtarga 12-05-2014 12:16 PM

Much of this is covered already in stomachmonkey's "women" thread. I knew we had already
covered every possible topic here in OT:

http://forums.pelicanparts.com/off-topic-discussions/525997-women.html

Iciclehead 12-05-2014 12:19 PM

http://forums.pelicanparts.com/uploa...1417814365.jpg

And that's all I have to say about that...

Dennis

ledhedsymbols 12-05-2014 12:25 PM

I love my wife very very much. That being said, I have many of the same issues most of you do. Before she quit working to stay home with the kids I would ask her how her day was. She was the office manager, and insurance billing department for a small medical clinic. She would proceed to give me 30 minutes or more about the people I don't know, the small office politics, and the minutia of dealing with insurance companies. She was a font of knowledge for her office but no matter how often I politely let her know that the Cliff Notes version was sufficient she never really understood it. Conversely, I repair industrial robots and CNC machines. Before that I worked as a commercial electrician. I always keep it very basic and generic. Unless you work in the field, the technical parts of the job are both complicated, and an absolute snooze to other people. It's better to just let her natter on for a while. It validates her, and makes her feel good that she is telling me all about her day. In the end, that's a small price for me to pay. I'm sure she doesn't have any interest in the old radios and cars I show her pictures of.

DonDavis 12-05-2014 12:33 PM

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Rot 911 12-05-2014 12:52 PM

My wife will ask me my opinion on damn near anything and then ALWAYS voice the opposite opinion. Why does she even ask??????

GH85Carrera 12-05-2014 01:11 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Rot 911 (Post 8383581)
My wife will ask me my opinion on damn near anything and then ALWAYS voice the opposite opinion. Why does she even ask??????

Maybe you are just wrong a lot! :p

Laneco 12-05-2014 01:56 PM

I am regularly accused (by other women) of being "just like a man to talk to..."

I consider it a compliment. Further, I find that I much prefer the company of women who communicate in this style. I am absolutely comfortable with long silences. Endless hours of pointless, jibber-jabbing is enough to make me want to stab my hand with a screwdriver. I literally just stop hearing it entirely. It becomes background noise like traffic....

angela

Tobra 12-05-2014 02:17 PM

Angela,

Stabbing yourself in the hand with a screwdriver won't work. You have to stab them in the hand.

Toby

RANDY P 12-05-2014 02:55 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Laneco (Post 8383657)
I am regularly accused (by other women) of being "just like a man to talk to..."

I consider it a compliment. Further, I find that I much prefer the company of women who communicate in this style. I am absolutely comfortable with long silences. Endless hours of pointless, jibber-jabbing is enough to make me want to stab my hand with a screwdriver. I literally just stop hearing it entirely. It becomes background noise like traffic....

angela

That endless yammering will cause me to jump in the car and just leave. it's absolutely unbearable when you are at a party with the GFs...

Many a fight has started over my "rudeness" - i just up and leave..

rjp


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