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[MathGeek]

Originally Posted by Duck Butter

Tell her its your constitutional right and not to be putting draconian sanctions on you

There's a bit of quid pro quo in every marriage. Certain "rights" were voluntarily surrendered at the altar. And I have not regretted surrendering them for a minute.

As King David said, "The boundary lines have fallen for me in pleasant places."

She's asked me not to hunt bear, not to be FaceBook friends with past girlfriends, and not to get a Premium Membership to Salty Cajun. We both have a real affection for the folks here, but there are times when both my wife and daughter criticize y'all a bit for being too "salty". I think their expectations are likely correct that the Premium Membership is saltier rather than more Cajun.

Don't get me wrong, I get up every morning and put on the pants in the family. The buck stops here. As Sarai followed Abram as he wandered from place to place, my wife has followed me all over the country for 24 years. But just as God told Abraham to listen to his wife Sarah, my wife has brought me wisdom and blessing with her advice.

The Constitution is about the boundaries between a government and the people who give consent to be governed. It is a non sequitor to apply it to marriage or family relationships.

[vittok]

Originally Posted by MathGeek

There's a bit of quid pro quo in every marriage. Certain "rights" were voluntarily surrendered at the altar. And I have not regretted surrendering them for a minute.

As King David said, "The boundary lines have fallen for me in pleasant places."

She's asked me not to hunt bear, not to be FaceBook friends with past girlfriends, and not to get a Premium Membership to Salty Cajun. We both have a real affection for the folks here, but there are times when both my wife and daughter criticize y'all a bit for being too "salty". I think their expectations are likely correct that the Premium Membership is saltier rather than more Cajun.

Don't get me wrong, I get up every morning and put on the pants in the family. The buck stops here. As Sarai followed Abram as he wandered from place to place, my wife has followed me all over the country for 24 years. But just as God told Abraham to listen to his wife Sarah, my wife has brought me wisdom and blessing with her advice.

The Constitution is about the boundaries between a government and the people who give consent to be governed. It is a non sequitor to apply it to marriage or family relationships.

Amen!!! Well said.

[meaux fishing]

Originally Posted by MathGeek

There's a bit of quid pro quo in every marriage. Certain "rights" were voluntarily surrendered at the altar. And I have not regretted surrendering them for a minute.

As King David said, "The boundary lines have fallen for me in pleasant places."

She's asked me not to hunt bear, not to be FaceBook friends with past girlfriends, and not to get a Premium Membership to Salty Cajun. We both have a real affection for the folks here, but there are times when both my wife and daughter criticize y'all a bit for being too "salty". I think their expectations are likely correct that the Premium Membership is saltier rather than more Cajun.

Don't get me wrong, I get up every morning and put on the pants in the family. The buck stops here. As Sarai followed Abram as he wandered from place to place, my wife has followed me all over the country for 24 years. But just as God told Abraham to listen to his wife Sarah, my wife has brought me wisdom and blessing with her advice.

The Constitution is about the boundaries between a government and the people who give consent to be governed. It is a non sequitor to apply it to marriage or family relationships.

Just found the perfect meme for MG lol

[PaulMyers]

Originally Posted by meaux fishing

just found the perfect meme for mg lol

l m a o ! ! !

[Lake Chuck Duck]

Originally Posted by meaux fishing

Just found the perfect meme for MG lol

This is how I always pictured him...

[Clampy]

Originally Posted by Lake Chuck Duck

This is how I always pictured him...

Nailed it.


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[Duck Butter]

Originally Posted by MathGeek

There's a bit of quid pro quo in every marriage. Certain "rights" were voluntarily surrendered at the altar. And I have not regretted surrendering them for a minute.

As King David said, "The boundary lines have fallen for me in pleasant places."

She's asked me not to hunt bear, not to be FaceBook friends with past girlfriends, and not to get a Premium Membership to Salty Cajun. We both have a real affection for the folks here, but there are times when both my wife and daughter criticize y'all a bit for being too "salty". I think their expectations are likely correct that the Premium Membership is saltier rather than more Cajun.

Don't get me wrong, I get up every morning and put on the pants in the family. The buck stops here. As Sarai followed Abram as he wandered from place to place, my wife has followed me all over the country for 24 years. But just as God told Abraham to listen to his wife Sarah, my wife has brought me wisdom and blessing with her advice.

The Constitution is about the boundaries between a government and the people who give consent to be governed. It is a non sequitor to apply it to marriage or family relationships.

I was just messing man I know all about those 'certain rights' surrendered at the altar. Mine sometimes doesn't say anything but I KNOW when I am in the wrong or maybe not in the wrong but definitely not in the right