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Reminds me of a story I heard about a young bride who went to a marriage counselor with a serious problem.
"Doctor," she said, "my husband and I have been married for six months, and...well.." she took a deep breath to continue. "...well, after six months, I'm still a virgin."
The doctor was astounded. "Does your husband have some medical problem that...uh...prevents him from..."
"No, Doctor. He's fine and healthy," she replied.
"Well, then," he continued, "is there some kind of marriage strife that prevents your consummating your marriage?"
"Oh, no, Doctor, we're very, very happy!" she responded.
"Maybe it's his work hours. Does he have to work at night? Or long, long hours and is constantly stressed?" The good doctor was obviously searching for answers.
"Doctor, he has a great job with wonderful hours and benefits. He leaves the house at 8:30 every morning and is never later than 5:30 getting home, and he gets four weeks of paid vacation every year."
Perplexed and somewhat exasperated, the doctor exclaimed, "Then what IS the problem? Why are you still a virgin?"
"It's the nature of his job that causes the problem," she sadly replied.
"His job? What do you mean, 'the nature of his job?'" Now the physician was really confused.
She sighed and said, "Well, Doctor, he's a computer services salesman, specializing in cloud-based systems." She paused, almost too moved to continue.
"And so..." the doctor said, trying to help her.
"Well, you see...every night at bedtime, he just sits on the edge of the bed, telling me how great it's going to be!"
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Reminds me of this one, what’s the difference between two dicks and a joke!!???Reminds me of a story I heard about a young bride who went to a marriage counselor with a serious problem.
"Doctor," she said, "my husband and I have been married for six months, and...well.." she took a deep breath to continue. "...well, after six months, I'm still a virgin."
The doctor was astounded. "Does your husband have some medical problem that...uh...prevents him from..."
"No, Doctor. He's fine and healthy," she replied.
"Well, then," he continued, "is there some kind of marriage strife that prevents your consummating your marriage?"
"Oh, no, Doctor, we're very, very happy!" she responded.
"Maybe it's his work hours. Does he have to work at night? Or long, long hours and is constantly stressed?" The good doctor was obviously searching for answers.
"Doctor, he has a great job with wonderful hours and benefits. He leaves the house at 8:30 every morning and is never later than 5:30 getting home, and he gets four weeks of paid vacation every year."
Perplexed and somewhat exasperated, the doctor exclaimed, "Then what IS the problem? Why are you still a virgin?"
"It's the nature of his job that causes the problem," she sadly replied.
"His job? What do you mean, 'the nature of his job?'" Now the physician was really confused.
She sighed and said, "Well, Doctor, he's a computer services salesman, specializing in cloud-based systems." She paused, almost too moved to continue.
"And so..." the doctor said, trying to help her.
"Well, you see...every night at bedtime, he just sits on the edge of the bed, telling me how great it's going to be!"
Easley is leaving. Dont panic. We got the vandy guard, and apparently, we have one or two more big surprises on their way via transfer route in a good way..
Apostrophe, not comma, for you are contraction and do not contraction.....
Was it the rifle coach?Easley is leaving. Dont panic. We got the vandy guard, and apparently, we have one or two more big surprises on their way via transfer route in a good way..
FX,
are you saying you spoke to a current TCU assistant coach?
Gooderer. Get it right.This is why I love the FFF. It has taught me to English gooder.
I'm the most gooderist at talkingGooderer. Get it right.
Looks we got a thread full of graduates of the Derek Zoolander School For Kids That Can't Read Good And Want To Do Other Things Good TooThis is why I love the FFF. It has taught me to English gooder.
Ugh. Pet peeve. It’s “more good.”Gooderer. Get it right.
Speaking on behalf of the group, we may have gone to the well one too many times with this one...Ugh. Pet peeve. It’s “more good.”
This is just what I needed for my sleep apnea.
Speaking on behalf of the group, we may have gone to the well one too many times with this one...
(or five too many times)
We never get to have any fun.Speaking on behalf of the group, we may have gone to the well one too many times with this one...
(or five too many times)