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Fridge died. The Rib is going shopping...
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Set a budget for your wife or prepare your anus for a pounding!
bad_teammate said on 2/10/21:
Just imagine how 1/6 would've played out if DC hadn't had such strict gun laws.
Two people starred his post as of the time of this signature. Those 3 people are allowed to vote in the US.
Just imagine how 1/6 would've played out if DC hadn't had such strict gun laws.
Two people starred his post as of the time of this signature. Those 3 people are allowed to vote in the US.
Not Samsung - the ice makers suck and constantly freeze up. Between family/friends we have three of them and all have had the same issues.
Satellite of Love said:
Set a budget for your wife or prepare your anus for a pounding!
Haha. I lucked out and the rib is not cheap, but frugal. Very fortunate.
Check out Sears outlet stores. They get slightly blemished items that are heavily discounted. Some you won't want but some are so minor it is no big deal. Or you replace the part that has a blemish and still save a lot . Plus negotiate the price.
SoupNazi2001 said:
The Rib
Why the frown?
Hopefully while she's at Lowe's she gets swept off her feet by a man who doesn't use the phrase "the rib."
whoop91 said:SoupNazi2001 said:
The Rib
Why the frown?
Because calling your wife "the rib" is incredibly ******y.
Your new one may actually last longer if you buy one thats already 5+ years old
Is it still cool to hate on using the term "the rib"? I'm still in my "dane cook" isn't funny phase.
Any scratches and dents outlet. Comes with the same 1 year warranty. Buy some cheap paint to cover any scratches. You'll save $1000 minimum.
Bought my LG 14 years ago from Sears outlet and still going strong. Bought my washer and dryer from Conns scratches and dents store 19 years ago and they're still going strong. Nobody sees your washer and dryer so go ahead and save some money.
Bought my LG 14 years ago from Sears outlet and still going strong. Bought my washer and dryer from Conns scratches and dents store 19 years ago and they're still going strong. Nobody sees your washer and dryer so go ahead and save some money.
Woody2006 said:whoop91 said:SoupNazi2001 said:
The Rib
Why the frown?
Because calling your wife "the rib" is incredibly ******y.
Not sure what as bleeped out but to me it is saying
Bone from my bone, flesh from my flesh, one that is a perfect companion. Therefore they are held to the highest place and I cannot love them any more because I am incapable of loving someone more than myself and since you are such an integral part of me that I consider you the same as myself then you have my highest form of love. That the ribs function is to protect the vitals of a person therefore not only do they honor you and love you as themselves but they look to you as protecting them too. Where they were two people before but are now one body means that they are inseparable.
And this is bad?
It's stupid that you believe in an imaginary sky man, yes.
Boy you really outkicked your coveraged der der derrrrrr.chipotle said:
Is it still cool to hate on using the term "the rib"? I'm still in my "dane cook" isn't funny phase.
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Fridge died.
expresswrittenconsent said:
It's stupid that you believe in an imaginary sky man, yes.
I guess we will have to differ on what we believe is stupid. But thanks for addressing the question.
People always thought that he chose number 72, but in reality, that was just his jersey size.
Fair enough.
I just dont see it that way. I would not call it *****. If my wife referred to me as her rib I would take it as a compliment as that is how it is meant. Much better then calling me bee poop.
I just dont see it that way. I would not call it *****. If my wife referred to me as her rib I would take it as a compliment as that is how it is meant. Much better then calling me bee poop.
Probably more accurate to call it bee barf
whoop91 said:
Fair enough.
I just dont see it that way. I would not call it *****. If my wife referred to me as her rib I would take it as a compliment as that is how it is meant. Much better then calling me bee poop.
Strange hypothetical considering a woman has never referred to her spouse as the rib.
To empathize I should understand context and understand how I would perceive it If it was said to me. So while it may be true that my wife has never called me her rib, I should put myself in her shoes and see how I would feel if she did.
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To empathize I should understand context and understand how I would perceive it If it was said to me. So while it may be true that my wife has never called me her rib, I should put myself in her shoes and see how I would feel if she did.
Everyone uses it as a derogatory term. This is all you need.
The OP might as well said "well, my fridge broke, so I sent my dishwasher out to get a new one".
If people here get hung up on calling the wife "the rib", I cant imagine the thoughts on calling her the hole.
this is truth!NSA Surveillance Van said:
Not Samsung - the ice makers suck and constantly freeze up. Between family/friends we have three of them and all have had the same issues.
Glad I started this. If anyone cares we are going with whirlpool or GE... and fortunately , In addition to being frugal, my wife also isn't some sensitive wilting flower who is easily offended by Inoffensive terms.
We just bought a refrigerator, and while we were looking around, it seemed every negative review for just about every brand recounted problems with the ice maker. So we bought one with two ice makers.rednecked said:this is truth!NSA Surveillance Van said:
Not Samsung - the ice makers suck and constantly freeze up. Between family/friends we have three of them and all have had the same issues.
I know this may be shocking but people look at things differently. Some people take offense where others don't. Some see a word and think A, other see the same word and think B.
Fisher Paykel
People think it's stupid and overused, not offensive. It was probably mildly amusing the first time someone thought of it, then over time it became lame, like many other pop culture things. Remember when that girl made that music video about it being Friday? There were jokes and memes and references galore, most of which were funny, until they weren't.
diehard03 said:Quote:
To empathize I should understand context and understand how I would perceive it If it was said to me. So while it may be true that my wife has never called me her rib, I should put myself in her shoes and see how I would feel if she did.
Everyone uses it as a derogatory term. This is all you need.
The OP might as well said "well, my fridge broke, so I sent my dishwasher out to get a new one".
I actually dont know anyone that uses it as a derogatory term. So definitely not everyone does. Projecting my feelings on the term onto someone else's use of the term is wrong. So it is possible that we have different groups of people that use the same term differently.
I would never use the term dishwasher to describe my wife. However I would also never correlate the use of dishwasher to the rib as both are polar opposites of meaning.
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