(I’m explaining the game ‘Cards Against Humanity’ to a male friend while my husband plays on his computer nearby.)
Me: “There are black card and white cards. One person flips a black card and reads what it says. It is usually a question or a statement with blanks. Then everyone else looks at their white cards and picks what they think is the funniest to fill in the blank. The person who picks the funniest wins the round! I’ll grab two random cards as an example.”
(I grab one black card and one white card without looking.)
Me: “‘The Smithsonian Museum of Natural History has just opened an interactive exhibit on BLANK.’ So then you reread it adding in the white card. ‘The Smithsonian Museum of Natural History has just opened an interactive exhibit on My Vagi-na.’”
Husband: “I’ve been. It’s not worth the 50 cents.”
Not The Best Way To Keep The “Christ” In “Christmas”
It’s Christmas morning, and my husband and I are sitting in the living room sipping our coffee when there is a knock on the door. It’s a woman in very conservative attire. I am in my pajama shorts and a tank top with no bra. She takes this in and blushes, looking away.
Me: “Hello?”
Woman: “Merry Christmas, sister in Christ!” Tries to hand me a pamphlet “Will we be seeing you at the service today?”
Me: “Oh. No, thank you, we aren’t interested in church. Have a wonderful day, though, and Merry Christmas.”
I close the door, but before I can sit back down, she knocks again.
Woman: Through the door “The Lord wants you at church!”
Me: “And I want you off my property!”
Woman: Knocking louder “Miss, please, the Lord loves you and—”
Me: “I will answer that door as naked as your God made me!”
Husband: “Oh! Knock! Do it!”
The woman finally left, but not without putting a pamphlet in the door frame, a second under the wiper on my car, and a third in the mailbox. They were for a church miles away, one known locally for (allegedly) pressuring women into being unquestionably subservient to their husbands, and for (allegedly) looking the other way when a wife had an opinion and later showed up with a bruise or two.
Yakety Sax 3 months ago
Long-Suffering Husbands Can Relate
(A husband and wife are browsing in our shoe shop. She picks up a pair of white shoes from the shelf.)
Wife: “These are perfect, but I want them in black.”
(Her husband picks up the identical black version situated right next to them and shows her.)
Wife: “No… I don’t like those.”
Yakety Sax 3 months ago
Husbands Against Humanity
(I’m explaining the game ‘Cards Against Humanity’ to a male friend while my husband plays on his computer nearby.)
Me: “There are black card and white cards. One person flips a black card and reads what it says. It is usually a question or a statement with blanks. Then everyone else looks at their white cards and picks what they think is the funniest to fill in the blank. The person who picks the funniest wins the round! I’ll grab two random cards as an example.”
(I grab one black card and one white card without looking.)
Me: “‘The Smithsonian Museum of Natural History has just opened an interactive exhibit on BLANK.’ So then you reread it adding in the white card. ‘The Smithsonian Museum of Natural History has just opened an interactive exhibit on My Vagi-na.’”
Husband: “I’ve been. It’s not worth the 50 cents.”
Yakety Sax 3 months ago
Not The Best Way To Keep The “Christ” In “Christmas”
It’s Christmas morning, and my husband and I are sitting in the living room sipping our coffee when there is a knock on the door. It’s a woman in very conservative attire. I am in my pajama shorts and a tank top with no bra. She takes this in and blushes, looking away.
Me: “Hello?”
Woman: “Merry Christmas, sister in Christ!” Tries to hand me a pamphlet “Will we be seeing you at the service today?”
Me: “Oh. No, thank you, we aren’t interested in church. Have a wonderful day, though, and Merry Christmas.”
I close the door, but before I can sit back down, she knocks again.
Woman: Through the door “The Lord wants you at church!”
Me: “And I want you off my property!”
Woman: Knocking louder “Miss, please, the Lord loves you and—”
Me: “I will answer that door as naked as your God made me!”
Husband: “Oh! Knock! Do it!”
The woman finally left, but not without putting a pamphlet in the door frame, a second under the wiper on my car, and a third in the mailbox. They were for a church miles away, one known locally for (allegedly) pressuring women into being unquestionably subservient to their husbands, and for (allegedly) looking the other way when a wife had an opinion and later showed up with a bruise or two.
FreyjaRN Premium Member 3 months ago
My rock works tirelessly to help me.
Doug K 3 months ago
If he “just sits there doing nothing”, he is like bedrock —
— the bedrock of her life.
Jml58 3 months ago
Trade him for a tamagothci.
silberdistel 3 months ago
I don’t like this strip today. Nope, not at all.
[Traveler] Premium Member 3 months ago
I am a rock, I am an island
ChessPirate 3 months ago
He’s afraid to open his mouth… ☺
paranormal 3 months ago
Kind of like your plant in the corner…
dbrucepm 3 months ago
nothing like starting the day with a little husband bashing, I wouldn’t do much for you either with your attitude
ThreeDogDad Premium Member 3 months ago
That’s because you complain about everything he does, so doing nothing is just less hassle.
JLChi 3 months ago
Typical.
cuzinron47 3 months ago
He’s enjoying being out of dungeon for a change.
cactusbob333 3 months ago
If he were boulder, he would roll away.
mistercatworks 3 months ago
But he’s her pet rock.
pheets 3 months ago
My man is my rock , on several levels, as well :D Love you, Dude!!
rockyridge1977 3 months ago
Mite want to check his heartbeat!!!!
glh0001 3 months ago
He actually looks a little like Fred Flintstone.
CorkLock 3 months ago
Walt – her lava rock
Daltongang Premium Member 3 months ago
And you sit there watching him doing nothing.