A bit of a training film

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More properly titled "How to deal with idiot men".

I thought it was pretty funny, particularly where the man was hunting for food with a spear by the refrigerator...


VideoJug: How To Be The Perfect Girlfriend

Comments

  1. dirty10:09 AM

    I've been married so I already knew these things...maybe that's why everyone likes me.

    That was really funny.

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  2. Anonymous10:50 AM

    "when he gets like this, don't serve him salad."

    Truer words were never sprach!!

    But, if you're going to put the word 'PERFECT' in the title, you need SUBSTANTIALLY larger amounts of nudity.

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  3. Johnny Yen11:20 AM

    We are lucky they put up with us, aren't we?

    BTW, you've been tagged!

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  4. SkylersDad11:46 AM

    Dirty: Your keen insight into the male mind is just one of your attractions!
    BO: Good point, I am off in search of nudity.
    JY: We are quite lucky, and ouch on the tag - now I have to think!

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  5. Unknown10:30 AM

    "Growling, fighting, and measuring things..." Keen insight.

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  6. Doc10:46 AM

    This may be one of the most important films of this century! This should be taught in schools!

    I am fortunate that my wife has mastered all of the suggestions that the film had to offer.

    God Bless Flannery!

    Doc

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  7. SkylersDad6:55 PM

    Michael: Uncany, isn't it?

    Doc: Thanks for dropping by, any husband of Flannery's is good enough for me!

    No wait, that didn't come out right...

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  8. Lynda7:31 PM

    It is amazing what beer will do!

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  9. SkylersDad10:13 AM

    Lynda: Beer is the miracle drug!

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