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Originally Posted by schoolbus
I can tell you, there were days when I pondered the many ways the weedeater might be useful. Especially if you replaced the string with one of those little saw thingies.


As far as the OW goes, I saw her in a bar awhile back, hitting on another OM. I pondered walking up to her and asking, "So, have the STD results come back yet?"


But, that would have been spiteful. Everyone knows I am not "spiteful".


They usually describe me as ingeniously vengeful. But I'm over that now.

rotflmao

That's funny, my WW says she is sick of my passive agressiveness but feels I will physically harm her! :crosseyedcrazy:


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Tell your WW that truly passively aggressive people don't actually harm others.

They figure out a way to make harm just passively happen to others so they don't have to do any heavy work. rotflmao


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When you end up with a job right across the street from where he used to work, and you go to the coffee shop where they used to meet every morning for coffee, and you buy a sandwich because you are running late to pick up the kids after school and don't have time to go home first for lunch, and you see this question hours later and realize that you didn't even think about the affair but only about being able to eat before picking up the kids.
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