relationships-the ups and downs-how to survive the turbulence

[Anne]

Good one!

[Mozart]

Yes, yes you do.

I'll show my grammar teacher what I know!~


** Although I never learned what a squiggly jizz mark means at the end of a sentence...

[Kullervo]

** Although I never learned what a squiggly jizz mark means at the end of a sentence...

I always thought it implied mischief.

[Mozart]

I always thought it implied mischief.

On my part it implies bigger than average fingers so when I press shift 1 to do !!! i often hit the key next to it as well!!~~~

[knight66]

I'll show my grammar teacher what I know!~


** Although I never learned what a squiggly jizz mark means at the end of a sentence...

It denotes a specific form on incontinence.

Mike

[George]

I'll show my grammar teacher what I know!~**


** Although I never learned what a squiggly jizz mark means at the end of a sentence...

I corrected your incorrect use of the asterisks. 

[Steve]

I think one piece of advice is missing from our little how-to guide.

Instill in them a love for great music? A relashionship based on pop-music alone, cannot stand!

[George]

I think one piece of advice is missing from our little how-to guide.

Instill in them a love for great music? A relashionship based on pop-music alone, cannot stand!

Indeed, you've gotta be startin' somethin'.

[Harry]

My wife has the same appreciative attitude towards classical music as I have, that helps enormously in keeping a relationship going.
25 years is a long stretch in any relationship, so I think I managed quite well.
And she also has tolerated me I guess..........................

[greg]

I think one piece of advice is missing from our little how-to guide.

Instill in them a love for great music? A relashionship based on pop-music alone, cannot stand!

that's right! Force them to like it! Tie them to a chair and turn on Scriabin and then make love! MWAHAHA 

ok, maybe there's better ways, but probably for some people that would be the only thing that'd work....

[greg]

that is so true! and the more they argue it seems, the more stable the marriage, my parents argue ALL THE TIME, but they are very devoted to each other, and the marriage is solid as rock.... it is rather counterintuitive that there are couples who get along great initially but can all of sudden divorce each other in a heartbeat.

yep, same for my parents.
i think the main thing is honesty....

but it does depend on what they're arguing about. If it was something like cheating, that could be a big problem, but if it's just replacing the toilet, no big deal.