You're in the dog house...
Posted: Wed Dec 08, 2010 8:08 pm
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Re: You're in the dog house...
Posted: Wed Dec 08, 2010 10:06 pm
Vacuum cleaners. Pffpht!
Re: You're in the dog house...
Posted: Wed Dec 08, 2010 10:09 pm
Double Bagged!Jules wrote:Vacuum cleaners. Pffpht!
Re: You're in the dog house...
Posted: Wed Dec 08, 2010 10:10 pm
Didn't they have a sequel to that one?
Re: You're in the dog house...
Posted: Wed Dec 08, 2010 11:56 pm
That's kind of disturbing... 
I love the way they STILL propagate the jewelery stereotype. Yes, all women are the same and they ALL love jewelery the best in the whole wide world.
Dude, instead of listening to stupid commercials made by marketers that don't know your wife at all, you should try getting to know her and see what she really likes. Then maybe you wouldn't be in the doghouse of doom.
I'd have been happy with the extra RAM.
I love the way they STILL propagate the jewelery stereotype. Yes, all women are the same and they ALL love jewelery the best in the whole wide world.
Dude, instead of listening to stupid commercials made by marketers that don't know your wife at all, you should try getting to know her and see what she really likes. Then maybe you wouldn't be in the doghouse of doom.
I'd have been happy with the extra RAM.
Re: You're in the dog house...
Posted: Thu Dec 09, 2010 1:46 am
This reminds me of a Christmas gift I got Maia: her computer.
My Dad kept pushing me to get Maia jewelry. He said, "All women love jewelry." I'm sure most women like jewelry to some degree (Maia does, but nowhere near to the extent these commercials would have you believe), but instead of relying on my Dad's generic gift idea, I decided to go with something I knew Maia would like.
And she did like it.
Later on, Maia told me that if I had spent as much on jewelry for her as I did her computer, she wouldn't have been a happy camper. I'm glad I went with my instincts.
My Dad kept pushing me to get Maia jewelry. He said, "All women love jewelry." I'm sure most women like jewelry to some degree (Maia does, but nowhere near to the extent these commercials would have you believe), but instead of relying on my Dad's generic gift idea, I decided to go with something I knew Maia would like.
And she did like it.
Later on, Maia told me that if I had spent as much on jewelry for her as I did her computer, she wouldn't have been a happy camper. I'm glad I went with my instincts.
Re: You're in the dog house...
Posted: Thu Dec 09, 2010 5:00 am
I always wondered what "JCPenney Special... from high school" (GK3) refers to.
Worst present I ever got may have been the DVD of Four Dogs Playing Poker. A: because it is a god-awful movie even Tim Curry couldn't save; B: I had bought it just a week before; C: I'd spent minutes nagging to the person who gave it to me how bad the movie was while I was watching it.
DPX & Maia: you just put a smile on my face.
Worst present I ever got may have been the DVD of Four Dogs Playing Poker. A: because it is a god-awful movie even Tim Curry couldn't save; B: I had bought it just a week before; C: I'd spent minutes nagging to the person who gave it to me how bad the movie was while I was watching it.
DPX & Maia: you just put a smile on my face.
Re: You're in the dog house...
Posted: Fri Dec 10, 2010 1:48 pm
BBP wrote:DPX & Maia: you just put a smile on my face.
Always a good thing.
