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[~Jackie~ 30]

Bladder empties better when sitting,,,mine was a sitter.

Jackie

[doodlebug 3]

I'm tryin' to get a visual on the whole logistics of it.

Can you tell I'm bored???? 1/2 more hour to go. lol

[MrsAmera 41]

Mine stands up.....maybe 'cus he grew up with a "traditional" toilet - no sitting there......Interesting thought. He wipes with water afterwards LOL

[PalestineMyHeart 1,897]

[aya*abouelnasr 0]

Sounds good to me, no worries about the lid being left up, and you don't have to ask your sweetie to wipe the seatie.

[sandinista! 1,816]

after this thread, it's quite clear that charles' presence is not a prerequisite for things to dissolve into the utterly distasteful and classless. how repugnant.

[yassmine2878 1]

Im currently arguing with the BCBS automated claim system.... losing badly. Im going to try and sweet-talk hubby into going to the waterpark this weekend

[~Jackie~ 30]

I heard it on a dr. radio talk show. Wasn't tasteless for Dr Dean Adel.

J

[peezey 0]

I see a huge difference between a doctor discussing physiology and women posting their husband's pee habits. A doctor will discuss menstruation, but that's not the same as a husband posting about his wife's specific flow on VJ.

[Carolyn 1]

Why is discussing cultural peeing habits disgusting? Seems pretty benign to me...

Maybe we should have the toilet paper vs. water discussion next? That might really offend some people!

[Carolyn 1]

BTW, I found the solution to the he-left-the-toilet-seat-up problem: get a kitten (or two, in our case)!

We were worried that they might drown, so we decided to keep the lid down. It took both of us some practice, but no more cold porcelain in the middle of the night!

[peezey 0]

That conversation has been done a gazillion times.

And for the record, if you think these are cultural pee habits, there are problems here.

Islam isn't a culture, which is what doodle asked about.

Edited August 17, 2007 by peezey

[doodlebug 3]

after this thread, it's quite clear that charles' presence is not a prerequisite for things to dissolve into the utterly distasteful and classless. how repugnant.

Tell me, oh non-repugnant one, you used to be Kakya vstrecha!, yes?

Edited August 17, 2007 by doodlebug

[doodlebug 3]

after this thread, it's quite clear that charles' presence is not a prerequisite for things to dissolve into the utterly distasteful and classless. how repugnant.

Tell me, oh non-repugnant one, you used to be Kakya vstrecha!, yes?

I'll save you the trouble of answering since unless she is your twin who filed, got the noa1 on the same date as well as the noa2 and interview, it was you.

I just need to know.................how is talking about your oral sex in your signature when you were Kakya vstrecha! not repugnant?

I'm not claiming to be tastefull or full of class, I'm just wondering how you, with that signature that you used to have, can preach to this thread?

Edited August 17, 2007 by doodlebug

[♥JP♥ 5]

Um interesting discussion.... I am so freaking tired today, I think I'm getting sick. I can tell because my hair hurts. Today the two of us had to go to our first "marriage counceling" session at the church. We have to do one every week for the next 6 weeks before the wedding. It was actually nice, I was pretty hesistant about going at first. But he really kicked off the session in a postive way, got us talking about how we met and how we felt when we first saw each other. He got all the good feelings and memories out there before asking us the tough questions.

You know even if you are not having any problems and we are not having any at all, I think its really helpful to do something like this. They make you come and out say stuff that you normall wouldnt say. I got goosebumps when he asked my hunny what he loves about me the most and what made him fall in love. I thought I knew these answers because he always tells me this stuff but he said such nice things that I had never heard him say before.

I highly encourage all of you to do something like this, I know most churches do it but I'm not sure about mosques. It is very helpful especially in this adjustment period where you both start to lack patience.