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legion 03-06-2008 12:30 PM

Man Law
 
Most women seem to regard all of their SO's male friends as idiots.

I was reflecting on this...

Well, I was reflecting on this after covering for a friend to his wife. I was thinking to myself: "Man, she must really think I'm an idiot because I'm always taking the blame for the dumb things he does." (It goes both ways.)

The man law is that if your friend does something stupid, you take the blame with the SO so that he does not get "punished".

There an old joke about a woman that stays out all night and doesn't come home. The next morning, the husband calls the wife's female friends and each tells him that she left the bar with some other guy.

The next weekend, the man stays out all night and doesn't come home. The next morning, the wife calls the husband's male friends and each tells her that he is on the friend's couch, passed out right now...

So it's not that men have stupid friends, it's that they take the blame for each other's stupidity. ;)

Dan in Pasadena 03-06-2008 01:34 PM

You married them gentlemen, they didn't adopt you. You aren't "in trouble" unless you allow yourselves to be.

Example: Your woman is all pi$$ed off because you used the toilet and didn't put the seat back down? Aren't all commodes made for both sexes? They are. Is it ANY harder to put the seat down than it is to lift it up? It is not. Is there any certainty that a woman will be the next person to use the commode after you do? No, you might use it again before she does. And last (my favorite) is it YOUR FAULT because a grown person is stupid enough to sit their @ss down in a bowl of water when they know they need the seat to be down and don't check it? No it is not. YOU check it, why can't they? So why are you "in trouble" if you leave the seat up? Because you allow it.

We all get "in trouble" because we didn't all say (in the beginning of our relationships when they ooh, ooh, ooh...loved us to death, baby!) "Hon, I love you and I am committed to you and I want to please you but I am never "in trouble" in my own home...and neither are you. If you have a complaint, lets talk about it but don't ever try to "punish" me as though I'm a child because I will not stand for it. If we treat each other as adults, we'll always be fine." We get in trouble because in our desire to have a good relationship, we acquiesce, back down, ease up, say "its not really that important to me". Well intended and stupid. Grow back your set.

This concludes the rant of a middle aged man who survived (barely) a divorce after 20 years!

svandamme 03-06-2008 01:42 PM

if the man law says you gotta cover up your friend's infidelity , his lack of loyalty
by lying
then fogetaboutit, i'll break that law

legion 03-06-2008 01:57 PM

I never said what I was actually covering for... ;)

I simply said that I did some covering, then told an illustrative story...

(BTW, I covered for him not wearing his seat belt--his wife freaks about it...)

nostatic 03-06-2008 02:03 PM

so what do you do in this situation:

new g/f has a drawer at your place to keep some clothes for "sleepovers."

you, being a nice guy, wash her stuff along with yours when you do laundry, fold it, and put it away in "her" drawer.

said g/f comes over, looks in drawer and gets instantly pissed. Holds up pair of underwear and says, "these aren't mine."

dhoward 03-06-2008 02:08 PM

"I just bought those for you because I thought you would look great in them".

dhoward 03-06-2008 02:09 PM

Washed them so they wouldn't give you the new panty itchies.

dhoward 03-06-2008 02:09 PM

You don't like surprises?

dhoward 03-06-2008 02:10 PM

Your hair looks terrific today

dhoward 03-06-2008 02:10 PM

Are those new shoes?

Burnin' oil 03-06-2008 02:11 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by nostatic (Post 3812171)
so what do you do in this situation:

new g/f has a drawer at your place to keep some clothes for "sleepovers."

you, being a nice guy, wash her stuff along with yours when you do laundry, fold it, and put it away in "her" drawer.

said g/f comes over, looks in drawer and gets instantly pissed. Holds up pair of underwear and says, "these aren't mine."

You wash her clothes separately from yours.

nostatic 03-06-2008 02:12 PM

heh. The sad thing if I'm not sure who's they are. ;) But I do know they're not recent which is the only real applicable issue for her. Logic really isn't in play here though. Near as I can figure they were on the floor under the drawers or tucked into a drawer and when I cleaned my stuff out they got in with the laundry.

At least that's my story and I'm sticking to it...I mean his story and he's sticking to it.

dtw 03-06-2008 02:14 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by nostatic (Post 3812171)
so what do you do in this situation:

new g/f has a drawer at your place to keep some clothes for "sleepovers."

you, being a nice guy, wash her stuff along with yours when you do laundry, fold it, and put it away in "her" drawer.

said g/f comes over, looks in drawer and gets instantly pissed. Holds up pair of underwear and says, "these aren't mine."

Snatch panty out of her hand, cover your nose with them, inhale deeply, look back at her and go "you're right!"

Toss panty back in the drawer and walk out of room.

Burnin' oil 03-06-2008 02:24 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by nostatic (Post 3812202)
The sad thing if I'm not sure who's they are. ;)


I assume you mean to say "The sad thing is I'm not sure whose they are." In which case, you are a slut. Don't let Tabs know.

craigster59 03-06-2008 02:29 PM

Sounds like the old joke about 2 guys in the gym locker room getting dressed and one guy starts putting on panties. The other guy says "Joe, since when did you start wearing womens underwear?" Joe says "Since my Wife found a pair in the glove compartment."

Flatbutt1 03-06-2008 02:52 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by svandamme (Post 3812123)
if the man law says you gotta cover up your friend's infidelity , his lack of loyalty
by lying
then fogetaboutit, i'll break that law

If a buddy strays from the straight and narrow thats his business, I never know anything.

SlowToady 03-06-2008 03:16 PM

Could you hear the "DAMN RIGHT!" I just gave you?

Nostatic: Tell her, "no, of course they aren't...but I thought they'd look good on you, too:)"

Quote:

Originally Posted by Dan in Pasadena (Post 3812116)
You married them gentlemen, they didn't adopt you. You aren't "in trouble" unless you allow yourselves to be.

Example: Your woman is all pi$$ed off because you used the toilet and didn't put the seat back down? Aren't all commodes made for both sexes? They are. Is it ANY harder to put the seat down than it is to lift it up? It is not. Is there any certainty that a woman will be the next person to use the commode after you do? No, you might use it again before she does. And last (my favorite) is it YOUR FAULT because a grown person is stupid enough to sit their @ss down in a bowl of water when they know they need the seat to be down and don't check it? No it is not. YOU check it, why can't they? So why are you "in trouble" if you leave the seat up? Because you allow it.

We all get "in trouble" because we didn't all say (in the beginning of our relationships when they ooh, ooh, ooh...loved us to death, baby!) "Hon, I love you and I am committed to you and I want to please you but I am never "in trouble" in my own home...and neither are you. If you have a complaint, lets talk about it but don't ever try to "punish" me as though I'm a child because I will not stand for it. If we treat each other as adults, we'll always be fine." We get in trouble because in our desire to have a good relationship, we acquiesce, back down, ease up, say "its not really that important to me". Well intended and stupid. Grow back your set.

This concludes the rant of a middle aged man who survived (barely) a divorce after 20 years!


peppy 03-06-2008 03:18 PM

I should show this to my wife, and she will think I am GREAT!!

Flatbutt1 03-06-2008 03:33 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by peppy (Post 3812346)
I should show this to my wife, and she will think I am GREAT!!

and we'd let her think so!:D

Rick Lee 03-06-2008 04:01 PM

I have a buddy who's very bad to his wife and has regularly used my name as cover, as she thinks I'm kinda honest and reliable (dunno why). Several times she has called me late at night looking for her hubby when he didn't give me a heads up. Other times I was with him in the car en route to another titty bar or whatever and had to remain totally silent in the background as he told her some outrageous story. It was pretty pathetic. But the man law is as inviolable as that of universal gravitational pull. You don't even think of trying break it. You never know when you may need it.


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