Wife clobbers husband with Question

Mar 6 2008  | Views 1223 |  Comments  (50)
A couple of nights ago I had a ‘Guess what’s new?’ question thrown at me by my wi... Expand

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  Tarun Durga posted 4 mnths ago

Hey SeeingEye,

Your all seeing eye has seen everything. I think I know now why men go MetroSexual. It's not because they like to do up their nails. It's so they'll know what's different with their better halves as they are already acquainted with it. So I think here is the truth... all Metrosexuals are not gay. And now I have to go and shave off my chest hair.

Cheers,
Tarun



  Tarun Durga posted 4 mnths ago

Narasu

True... you've made a key point. I totally appreciate the fringe benefits of belonging to the male species. 99 degrees pseudo fever takes me a long way down the sympathy highway.

Pragya

Thank you... the journey is fun!

Khushnoor

You have no idea how much I love my chicken grilled :)

Regards,
Tarun



  narasu posted 4 mnths ago

A very humourous presentation of a very simple event.  Congrats!  Ah, yes!  When will the female tribe (including myself) stop seeking for attention - be it physical, mental or spiritual, from the male tribe?  But the harsh truth is that the male always gets the best attention at all times from the mothers, girl friends, wives and daughters!  Check it out and you will be surprised with the findings.  Just a simple headache suffered by the husband will get the attention of the most serious disease, while sick wives working without complaints are oft neglected and taken for granted.  But a woman does crave for attention, as you say.  

Sudha Narasimhachar



  Praggya posted 4 mnths ago

Good Gyan on how 'typical men' respond....n ..Good luck on your journey to understand her better...



  Khushnoor posted 4 mnths ago

Hilarious! absolutely loved it! 

So you went through nail polish brochures, huh? You must really love your grilled chicken!



  Tarun Durga posted 4 mnths ago

Hey Sue,

We have a great time when we meet up. However, we haven't arranged a meet in a while. I think it's time we organize one again. 

Regards,
Tarun

Hey Hemavathy,

I'm glad the blog cheered you up. Have fun doing up the new house. I'm sure it can be quite a pain, but there are some rather exciting aspects of house shifting too, like discovering new eateries, making new friends, finding out that the lamp you detested but couldn't throw away because it was gifted to you by a close relative is finally broken and you can now get rid of it for good without guilt.

Regards,
Tarun



  Tarun Durga posted 4 mnths ago

Hehe Kamalji... I will not comment on the Garden lady near my house :) I love life too much to risk it.



  Tarun Durga posted 4 mnths ago

Hey Dimwit,

I'm going to try your strategy the next time a question is popped. It works in theory, lets see how it moves tactical to practical... as for Prat, man... she's already seen it! 

Cheers,
Tarun



  hemavathy Guha posted 4 mnths ago

Hai,Tarun,I was feeling so depressed over shifting of the house again this morning  and to just get over it I,i opened Sulekha and reading ur article ,just burst out laughing.Thanks for the blog



  Sue Menon posted 4 mnths ago

Enjoyed the blog.  Now I know why Sumba is special. All of you are so well endowed in the humor department, I can imagine what will transpire when you get together! 

Cheers!

Sue





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