Posted by Old Roy on August 29, 2012 at 21:17:29 from (71.206.209.119):
In Reply to: Women on this board posted by James Williams on August 29, 2012 at 11:32:10:
[/quote] A good wife always knows her place.[[/quote]
My wife is of German descendant too... four generations removed and placed into this environment, She doesn't speak a word of German , but it don't take much to got her blood boilin, and when mad I can't understand a word she says like a speaker turned up with too much volume, but the windows vibrate in the garage 30' away from the house.
Don't get me wrong I still wear the pants in the family (Helps to keep my knees from getting dirty when I scrub the floor )
I always get the final word as long as it is (Yes dear)
Last year about the first of December I tried to explain how a woman should act ..similar to your list...With all her 5'2" frame she did in an old man of 6'
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