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#48483 01/06/00 11:49 AM
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Deb<BR>Where is Butterfly?<BR>Yeah I could get into a hunt like that.<BR>The sad part - My kids are still having some troubles too. H was working very late last night and the youngest said, once again, "Where's Dad?" with that awful note of fear in his voice. The only time I hear fear is when he asks that question. [Linked Image from marriagebuilders.com]<P>Lor<BR>Girl, you are getting way too good at making up fairy tale scenarios. [Linked Image from marriagebuilders.com] <BR>Pretty bad when we have heard so many stories that we know how to create them!<BR>

#48484 01/06/00 11:57 AM
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Yeah, on the other hand, that story doesn't really address the problem of the missing shirt so...<P>Okay, he truly was at the grocery store [Linked Image from marriagebuilders.com]...he bought cappochino (sp?) and SPILLED it all the way down his shirt, pants, socks and clear into his shoes. Same nice lady...a laundress...she doesn't want this poor, obviously very nice man with the flowers for his wife to take such a terrible laundry problem hope to sweet wife, so she offer to clean it all. Even though the underwear is STAINED, she obviously won't have him take it off so she can clean it.<P>He was wearing her pink satin robe with the fluffy trim so he wasn't sitting around naked, but when the fire arose, he threw that off, because after all, he doesn't want to look like a pervert out on the lawn...<P> [Linked Image from marriagebuilders.com]<P>Lor<BR>(oh, yes, way too good at this game, I have offered to make up better stories for my H...)<BR>

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Lor's story is probably accurate.<P>Just wanted to add...finger wagging...HE DID NOT HAVE SEXUAL RELATIONS WITH THAT WOMAN...(insert name)<P>By the way, do we know if they were boxers or briefs?

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Lor<BR>Thank you!<BR>Your story telling talents are superb!<BR>I guess I take this stuff way too personally anymore and I really was tending toward the frying pan idea.<P>FHL<BR>Too funny! I wondered the same thing. I'm guessing briefs. <BR>My poor sweet friend. She is the most innocent person I know and she tries Oh so hard to find the best in everyone. I have no idea how she will ever be able to face this man again after viewing him in his underwear.

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WS,<BR>I suppose your friend would have mentioned if they were THONG underwear.<P>(Sorry, everybody, I know this is a tradegy for the wife & all the kids...uncomfortable for WS's friend...and I'm being far too flippant, but I keep thinking "You play, you pay...")

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Yes Lor<BR>I'm pretty sure she would have mentioned that. <BR>And that picture is just WAYYYY too much for me!

#48489 01/07/00 01:41 AM
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Lor, you're too much!!!!!!!<BR>Now I caqn't stop laughing!! [Linked Image from marriagebuilders.com]<BR>We do know that the situation is sad and tragic, specially for the kids.<BR>But it feels good to look at the light side, and relieve the sad feeling with a good laugh!<BR>Although the frying pan wasn't such a bad idea either LOL<BR>Thanks<BR>Kat<BR><P>------------------<BR>Each and everyone of us is deserving of a kind word, a gentle thought, and the gift of understanding.

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And maybe she fed him pop tarts and bacon to hold him till he got home....<BR>If and when the wife finds out, I hope she can at least get a few laughs out of it. I think I'd rather have a memory like that then wondering if it was filled with passion. Kinda hard to recreate the moment huh?

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