I think every guy out there can identify with this

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  1. Anonymous9:19 AM

    That's funny. If only all men would follow this - life would be so much easier. :)

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  2. Generalissimo (Dictator) for life10:49 AM

    Mr. Yen was the real parent when I was an infant. My mom couldn't do anything.

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  3. Generalissimo (Dictator) for life10:49 AM

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  4. Sandi's Zoo1:14 PM

    Have you learned your lesson well?

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  5. Anonymous3:54 PM

    Sorry, can't relate. I always told my wives: "It's my way, or the highway, sweetie!".
    Well, they always chose the highway. Not that I minded, of course...

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  6. Cap'n Ergo "XL+II" Jinglebollocks10:20 AM

    I'm fond of saying, "you know, if I'm not doing this to your sassy-faction, YOU can always SHOW me how to do it..."

    of course, I'm a slow learner and may need repeated demonstrations.

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  7. "that girl"11:08 AM

    yeah ... my theory is ... you don't like the way i do it ... you do it ... i'm gonna go find something else more fun to do!!

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  8. Moderator11:33 AM

    I'd show that to my wife but she'd slap me.

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  9. Anonymous1:49 PM

    Oh wow! This one really hit home. After 40 years of marriage, I have finally learned to keep my mouth shut and let my hubby do things his way. Very liberating for both of us! He cleans! He cooks! Woo Hoo!!

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  10. Johnny Yen9:31 PM

    "You just don't understand him like I do." Yeah, I heard that one from my ex.

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