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You donât get the point. At his age itâs less argumentative to just say âYes, dearâ. It took my mother-in-law a year to pick out the correct âshadeâ of white paint for the dining room, and even after the room was painted sh didnât like it.
After his first few attempts to dress himself decades ago and hearing âis that what youâre wearing?â, Iâm sure he resigned himself to sleeping in an extra 15 minutes while his new personal dresser laid out his uniform of the day. Probably learned the right answer to âdoes this dress make me look fat?â early on, too. (Answer: âNo, dear, the DRESS does not make you look fat.â)
My dad is in his 60s and my mom still picks out his clothes for work and special occasions. The few times he ventures out in âcasual wearâ he picked out himself, the result is not good.
In my experience people are different and gender doesnât have much to do with it. Some women overthink everything, some men do. Itâs annoying when people (like Mr.Crane & some of the commenters) lump entire groups of people together as âall the same.â Itâs just not true, people are much more complicated & individually nuanced than that.
Llewellenbruce about 13 years ago
80 years old and he still canât dress himself???
Koolfunkygrrl about 13 years ago
thats pretty funny⊠I like the artwork in panel 3 :)
GROG Premium Member about 13 years ago
Is that all, Earl?
J Short about 13 years ago
Great till she mad, and then you end up in a dress.
dfowensby about 13 years ago
get another woman earl. nobody wears grey diagonal pinstripes. not even old people that order hagar slacks from the back pages of golf magazines.
scrabblefiend about 13 years ago
Maybe he is like Bing Crosby, who was color blind, and had to have people pick out his clothes so he would look ok when he went out
My3Bassets about 13 years ago
You donât get the point. At his age itâs less argumentative to just say âYes, dearâ. It took my mother-in-law a year to pick out the correct âshadeâ of white paint for the dining room, and even after the room was painted sh didnât like it.
jtviper7 about 13 years ago
They ARE the enemyâŠ
David Mc Premium Member about 13 years ago
Hits a little too close to homeâŠ..
Number Three about 13 years ago
LOL LOL.
Well done, Opal!
xxx
erwinbert about 13 years ago
After his first few attempts to dress himself decades ago and hearing âis that what youâre wearing?â, Iâm sure he resigned himself to sleeping in an extra 15 minutes while his new personal dresser laid out his uniform of the day. Probably learned the right answer to âdoes this dress make me look fat?â early on, too. (Answer: âNo, dear, the DRESS does not make you look fat.â)
bookworm about 13 years ago
My dad is in his 60s and my mom still picks out his clothes for work and special occasions. The few times he ventures out in âcasual wearâ he picked out himself, the result is not good.
Frankie5466 about 3 years ago
In my experience people are different and gender doesnât have much to do with it. Some women overthink everything, some men do. Itâs annoying when people (like Mr.Crane & some of the commenters) lump entire groups of people together as âall the same.â Itâs just not true, people are much more complicated & individually nuanced than that.