I was listing to Mike and Mike on the radio this morning, and they were talking about a text, that an unnamed Mike and Mike staff member sent his wife. Here's what he sent her:

"Honey, I'm shopping right now and I have a question. Are you still a size 6, or have you gone up to a size 8?"

LOL Needless to say her reaction was not a good one.

So, Ladies, what would your reply be if you received that text from your husband/boyfriend?

And guys, whats the dumbest thing that you have ever said to your wife/girlfriend?

This should be fun.

I just want to know why women look for a "real man" and yesterday I found myself out shopping for a purse.

That wouldnt bother me at all just because I would rather him buy the right size instead of standing in a line to return it and the gas spent to go back to that store.
I personally dont understand why a woman would get upset over that, you are the size that you are and your husband is still with you no matter if you went up a size in clothing.
That to me is such a little issue when there are such worse things going on in the world today.
But again not much bothers me.

"vegOmatic"I just want to know why women look for a "real man" and yesterday I found myself out shopping for a purse.

Your a good man Veg!!
A man buying a purse is something like a woman trying to buy tools.
:)

My wife was yapping with one of her female co-workers at a Christmas party I (was forced) attended.
One of her male co-workers said something to my wife from across the room, something mildly sexist...in a joking fashion...
My wife, also in a joking fashion, said loudly, "I will have you know that I am a lady."

In a classic case of some classic bad-timing, I whipped out a classic:

"That's not what the fleet says."


The good news is that I am no longer required to attend office Christmas parties.

:thumbleft:

Once, when I was much, much younger and much, much stupider, I was in some store helping my wife find a dress in her size.
She said her size was 16W.
I asked what the 'W' stood for.
She got this look in her eye (one that I've come to recognize since then), and she asked what I thought it stood for.

I said, "Wide?"

My wife wouldn't react negatively to a question like that -- she'd appreciate my interest in getting the size right -- but if she did, I'd probably send her packing. If a woman can't appreciate the efforts her husband is putting in for her, she doesn't deserve to be married to him.

wouldn't bother me a bit now.
when i was heavier, i was alot more sensitive though, i must admit.
i would say the question to ask would be... could you please write down your size honey - i need it to get you the perfect gift this year. :D

Personally, if I had that in mind, clothes that is.. I would have planned properly and checked the size on one of her favorite outfits before heading out Xmas Shopping.. in other words, I would have punted and never crossed that bridge.. losing preposition either way. :lol:

I bought clothes only a couple of times.
My wife never wore them even once. Now I only buy jewlery.