| Posted by 'Dukes |
7/16/2004 5:07 AM | remove |
That's what happens when your wife dies, you don't want to change anything.
On a lighter side the man was never without his beef broth!
|
 |
| Posted by compwiz32190 |
7/18/2004 2:47 AM | remove |
Some things in there don't look too old, like the Betty Crocker box at the top. Although the Matzo and TamTam crackers have to be over 10 years old.
|
|
| Posted by 'Dukes |
7/18/2004 3:12 AM | remove |
I'm wondering if it's the personality type that causes this to happen. I know a veteran of operation Marketgarden, his wife died in '95, but he is content to p watch his stocks on CNN.
And I know several folks who have drive, their mind is constantly think "what if", well if their wife perished, that person would be devastated.
|
|
| Posted by 'Dukes |
7/18/2004 3:15 AM | remove |
My friend Melvin had his name mentioned in the movie "a Bridge too Far".
He lost a leg in the campaign. I remember him telling my dad last year "(big) Dukes, that Captain that told me to take out that tank that blew out my leg, that sonnavabitch died last year"
|
|
| Posted by metalwitch40 |
9/29/2004 9:55 PM | remove |
Dukes you need an attitude adjustment.
The old man was sick. His wife died and that in turn brought him down hill!
F#$%N- A people!
|
|
| Posted by 'Dukes |
9/29/2004 11:31 PM | remove |
What did I say?
My point was this; Melving, a vet, lost his wife in '95, and he's content to watch his stocks on CNN.
In my next sentence, I basically said what amounts to " If this happened to me I would be crushed beyond belief and would probably kill myself than live a life of atrociuous misery and filth".
What part of that don't you agree with?
It looks like you're on my side here.
|
|
| Posted by TurboZutek |
9/30/2004 11:30 AM | remove |
I can't see what 'Dukes said that was so offensive.
Maybe I need an attitude adjustment too... Where shall I report to ?
|
|
| Posted by Carrie@HPA |
10/1/2004 10:44 AM | remove |
This happenes, I've seen it. Where one just refuses to change or remove anything they're wife/husband had put someplace before they passed away. Fear of change can be a bitch.
|
|
| Posted by sisterblue |
10/1/2004 8:48 PM | remove |
Yeah, I can relate to that. When my boyfried died, i didnt want anything to change. That, perhaps fortuantely, wasn't an option though.
|
|
| Posted by Voidoid |
2/4/2005 9:51 AM | remove |
If i'm not mistaken, that was a nice bottle of balsamic viniger once...
|
|
| Posted by iliamo1986 |
10/7/2013 10:13 PM | remove |
The man really liked crackers!
|
