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Sounds like something more out of WWF Wrestling then lovemaking, unfortunatelyOriginally posted by FatLazyContractor View PostWell, I did try to roll over on top of MF's wife after banging her. I rolled over twice and was still on top
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Any divorces in your family where the women milked the tulip out of men?Originally posted by SueEllen View PostMore fool you.
Women in my family earn the same or more than their male partners. Then again some of my brothers have been the main parent to call on when their kid has been sick at school....
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Well, I did try to roll over on top of MF's wife after banging her. I rolled over twice and was still on topOriginally posted by Mordac View PostThank God you clarified that. No wimmin would select the option which involves finding themselves underneath you, no matter how hard you might wish to argue otherwise.
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More fool you.Originally posted by silverlight001 View PostI keep saying to the wife - "look women are ruling the world now, maybe you should get a job and join your gender in contributing towards society and sharing the burden with me Mr Contractor of ensuring financial security for our family"
Cue - does not have time to work / no jobs that would fit around busy social life / Mr Contractor earns enough - should work harder to ensure our family financial security (Mr Contractor having been in contract for almost all of 12 years contracting with only one 5 week stint on bench
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Women in my family earn the same or more than their male partners. Then again some of my brothers have been the main parent to call on when their kid has been sick at school....
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Originally posted by silverlight001 View PostI keep saying to the wife - "look women are ruling the world now, maybe you should get a job and join your gender in contributing towards society and sharing the burden with me Mr Contractor of ensuring financial security for our family"
Cue - does not have time to work / no jobs that would fit around busy social life / Mr Contractor earns enough - should work harder to ensure our family financial security (Mr Contractor having been in contract for almost all of 12 years contracting with only one 5 week stint on bench
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https://www.theguardian.com/lifeands...yself-to-death
The trick is, is to get the Mrs contracting.
Obviously, you then have to consider the chances of you both ending up on the bench at once
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I keep saying to the wife - "look women are ruling the world now, maybe you should get a job and join your gender in contributing towards society and sharing the burden with me Mr Contractor of ensuring financial security for our family"
Cue - does not have time to work / no jobs that would fit around busy social life / Mr Contractor earns enough - should work harder to ensure our family financial security (Mr Contractor having been in contract for almost all of 12 years contracting with only one 5 week stint on bench
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Thank God you clarified that. No wimmin would select the option which involves finding themselves underneath you, no matter how hard you might wish to argue otherwise.Originally posted by FatLazyContractor View PostI have no problem with wimmin being on top, I mean, in power.
Just don't ban porn
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It's the same crap. Power corrupts.
Women have a disadvantage they are not united, I'm a woman and I know what I'm talking about.
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Whoever taxes dividends the least gets my voteOriginally posted by SueEllen View PostFor men? Nah you just won't be trusted to run things again for a bit. Blame the likes of Blair.
I have bad feeling about taxes...
Plus prenups might take a hitLast edited by AtW; 11 July 2016, 20:23.
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