In later years, dad did the bill paying instead of mom. All the mail would be in a stack. When he wanted an bill he would go thru the stack one by one laying each piece on top beside the stack till he got to what he wanted. Then pick that 2nd stack up on put back on first stack. So what was on top is now buried down. Next time wants the recent one he blamed us for moving it because it was not on top, anymore.
It’s called “man brain”. My husband was looking for the Mayo in the fridge. I gave him the exact location. He said it wasn’t there. I walked to the fridge and turned the jar around so he could see the label.
There was a woman in Texas a couple of weeks ago who had a snake just fall from the sky onto her arm, and then a hawk swooped down and pulled it off her arm
The bigger issue is why Opal and other wives (otherwise pretty nice people) feel entitled to begin a conversstion with “Your trouble is…” The acid test of whether that is an acceptable and tactful wah to speak is to reverse the situation: “Opal, your trouble is…”
Pearl, it is a man-thing. Long ago a neighbor told me that her husband apparently thought a uterus was some sort of detector as he could never find anything and she always had to find things for him. BTW, ditto for using the toilet as a place to read – not sure why this is also a man-thing. Just my experience as well…LOL
allen@home 10 months ago
Earl just how did one of your socks get on the ceiling fan ?
C 10 months ago
Do you ever listen to the things that come out of your mouth, Opal?
scote1379 Premium Member 10 months ago
Have some fun Earl , Give Opal a vague guilty look, flinch and say , "Don’t Ask " !
Erse IS better 10 months ago
It’s better to be lucky than good.
Blu Bunny 10 months ago
In later years, dad did the bill paying instead of mom. All the mail would be in a stack. When he wanted an bill he would go thru the stack one by one laying each piece on top beside the stack till he got to what he wanted. Then pick that 2nd stack up on put back on first stack. So what was on top is now buried down. Next time wants the recent one he blamed us for moving it because it was not on top, anymore.
hariseldon59 10 months ago
I don’t want to know how it got up there.
ArcticFox Premium Member 10 months ago
The end justifies the means.
Ubintold 10 months ago
Opal’s flinging them up on the fan?
GoPickled Premium Member 10 months ago
Guess the Pickles do not do the pairing up straight after the washing & drying…
iggyman 10 months ago
“Sock it to me” (Laugh In)!
jagedlo 10 months ago
“Now get that sock off your nose, you look ridiculous!”
CaMabe 10 months ago
It’s called “man brain”. My husband was looking for the Mayo in the fridge. I gave him the exact location. He said it wasn’t there. I walked to the fridge and turned the jar around so he could see the label.
[Traveler] Premium Member 10 months ago
There was a woman in Texas a couple of weeks ago who had a snake just fall from the sky onto her arm, and then a hawk swooped down and pulled it off her arm
silberdistel 10 months ago
First I didn’t like the strip. But meanwhile I am really fond of it :-)
ANIMAL 10 months ago
OK…….. I have a question
Chris 10 months ago
I like that better. :}
assrdood 10 months ago
I don’t often lose things, but when I do, it’s because my wife moved it.
Doug K 10 months ago
That sock, being where it is, reminds me of this joke:
Why isn’t your nose 12 inches long? … because then it would be a foot.
MuddyUSA Premium Member 10 months ago
And there you have it……..plop!
Coinman 10 months ago
The bigger issue is why Opal and other wives (otherwise pretty nice people) feel entitled to begin a conversstion with “Your trouble is…” The acid test of whether that is an acceptable and tactful wah to speak is to reverse the situation: “Opal, your trouble is…”
zeexenon 10 months ago
If socks and underwear stick to the ceiling, time for a wash.
Angry Indeed Premium Member 10 months ago
This is one time Opal should have “put a sock in it”.
Angry Indeed Premium Member 10 months ago
I keep thinking of Laugh In’s Judy Carne saying “Sock it to me, sock it to me, sock it to me.” RIP Judy!
KEA 10 months ago
Definitely an omen
Saurischia Premium Member 10 months ago
Pearl, it is a man-thing. Long ago a neighbor told me that her husband apparently thought a uterus was some sort of detector as he could never find anything and she always had to find things for him. BTW, ditto for using the toilet as a place to read – not sure why this is also a man-thing. Just my experience as well…LOL
David Huie Green ForceIsAUsefulFiction 10 months ago
“My problem — if you can call it that — is that my beloved is just too helpful.”
w16521 10 months ago
Of course now we are wondering how a sock gets onto a ceiling fan.
el_eye 10 months ago
He DOES have a pretty large nose !
tammyspeakslife Premium Member 10 months ago
It is amusing that many of us would tear up the sock drawer looking for that one blue sock when there are several matching pairs at hand.