I was hit with this question early this morning and she knew the answer. I guess she wanted to start some crap but who cares.
POLL: Would you wear it?
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I guess the only place I would wear it would be at home. I mean she is awesome and everything but we have never been the PDA types.
That is how it all started. She was was considering buying a "My Husband Is Awesome" T-shirt. I told her "Don't even bother."
Yes! Of course I would, not everyday, but wearing it would be no problem. Mostly because I could care less what all of you yahoos think. Especially, those of you that believe that wearing the shirt makes you LESS of a man. My wife IS the best, and I'm proud of it!
BTW OP the "fanny pack" comment is uncalled for, and say's more about your own insecurities then the fanny pack itself.
My wife is my partner in life, my love and the one I share my most inner secrets. The rest of the world, well who cares!
BTW OP the "fanny pack" comment is uncalled for, and say's more about your own insecurities then the fanny pack itself.
My wife is my partner in life, my love and the one I share my most inner secrets. The rest of the world, well who cares!
as a woman I'd like to ask the following: why the hell would she want/need you to wear that?
If I saw a man wearing that I'd laugh hysterically and talk about it for the rest of the day...and not in a good way.
the answer is: you should not wear it nor should you be put in a situation where you even have to decide about wearing it.
If I saw a man wearing that I'd laugh hysterically and talk about it for the rest of the day...and not in a good way.
the answer is: you should not wear it nor should you be put in a situation where you even have to decide about wearing it.
Oh I'd totally wear it.Originally posted by MrsScrew:
um, clearly you don't know my husband also posts on this board. It's MRS.Screw for a reason.Originally posted by KnightsofChrome:
Let me guess, no husband, MS. Screw...
No. there's no way I would wear that and MrsScrew is pretty awesome. (except for the chafing dishes)
What context does Screw in your nickname have? Is it like 'Oh you are so scewed' or is it the nickname for the intimacy thing? Another words is the biting bad or good?
Chrome, it's not that serious and I'm hardly insecure. Honestly, don't care how I would be perceived. It's the principle of trying to inject me with estrogen that pisses me off.
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You must have not been a Rutgers student - they teach you this at orientation and is drilled into you every step of the way. Contrary to popular belief outside of NJ, those of us in NJ know the school is not actually about the classes, but instead about navigating your way through bureaucratic BS up to your neck for 4 years (+). BTW RU Screw and Ms. Screw are 2 of my fav names on here.
On a bit of a tangent--well, it does refer to a t-shirt--I was at a hotel a couple of weeks ago and this middle aged yahoo gets into the elevator wearing a t-shirt. The graphic was a horse strung up in a noose. My wife, bless, her heart, didn't get the humor ("hung like a horse") until I explained it but I can't believe anybody would actually wear THAT in public.
Exactly right, all except for the part about wearing it. If you tell her enough, you don't have to draw attention to yourself by wearing it.
I don't like anyone who feels a need to draw attention to themselves, the fact they are attached, or pretty much anything else. Then again, I don't do Valentine's Day, can't believe people still fall for the crap about how much you have to spend on a ring/wedding, and think most of "love" outside of what you feel inside is a giant scam. "Wedding planner" is not an occupation, for example, in a healthy society, How narcissistic have we become?
