Abbey Normal
Senior Member
Said1 said:I don't carry a purse unless necessary (to hold make-up and other essential incidentals. ). I leave what I don't need at home. Easy enough?
Exactly. Purses drag you down.
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Said1 said:I don't carry a purse unless necessary (to hold make-up and other essential incidentals. ). I leave what I don't need at home. Easy enough?
Abbey Normal said:Exactly. Purses drag you down.
Shattered said:Drag you down? It's a purse.. If <i>that</i> drags you down...
Spouses expect you to have everything they need just on a whim. Consider your purse a "magical bag of holding"..
Bare essentials:
Keys
Kleenex
Aspirin
Pen
Checkbook
Wallet (Credit cards, cash, phone card, etc.)
Notepad
Mirror
Mints
Keys
Makeup (lipstick, eyeliner, powder)
Cell phone
Hair spray
Nail file
Clipper
Saline
Bandaids
Coin purse with at least $3.00 in change
If I get locked out of my car, or my house, I'll actually survive. Once I get home, there's a spare key to everything in my garage, which is easily opened via keypad on the outside of the door.
manu1959 said:hundred bucks says you lost the argument....broke back into the house....got your keeys....got attitude all night....
Nuc said:No, I had access to a spare key. She simply denied that it is her policy to leave these things behind. I know better. Later she said I should have had the key, which is of course correct, but that's my point. I don't see the benefit of either of us intentionally leaving our keys behind. Attitude lasted about 10 minutes. Once she left her ID behind and they refused to serve her drinks, which served her right.
Kathianne said:There's a few things on your list I don't carry, but I would add a small copy of the Constitution and two highlighters!
Nuc said:And why did you change your moniker? Have you abandoned the GOP or are you just celebrating your bass playing?
Then they say, "well, they'll turn-up somewhere".JOKER96BRAVO said:This is a common problem with me, but I'll tell you what's even worse.
I leave everything I have in it's own place. I do this so I know where
to find it. If my wife asks to use my keys or anything else, there
is a 1% chance that she will leave that item in it's designated place,
making it impossible to find it without her retracing steps. I HATE THIS,
IT DRIVES ME INSANE!!!!!
Because of this conflict I have purchased the following items in duplicateJOKER96BRAVO said:This is a common problem with me, but I'll tell you what's even worse.
I leave everything I have in it's own place. I do this so I know where
to find it. If my wife asks to use my keys or anything else, there
is a 1% chance that she will leave that item in it's designated place,
making it impossible to find it without her retracing steps. I HATE THIS,
IT DRIVES ME INSANE!!!!!
NOW THAT IS A CRIME!!!JOKER96BRAVO said:...
My "good knife" which she uses to scrape any and everything with
JOKER96BRAVO said:Because of this conflict I have purchased the following items in duplicate
and hidden them to ensure I always know where ONE is:
House Keys
Car Keys
TV (and other electronic) remotes
Hairbrush (I have long hair fellas)
Screwdrivers
Hammer
Made copies of important documents
Playstation and Xbox controllers
Lightbulbs
Toothbrush
Razors
Shaving cream
Shampoo and conditioner
Dog leash and collar
Jackets
I'm really not crazy guys, she looses alot of shit.
Forgot about those, and my good grilling tongs.Said1 said:Suuurrrrrrreeeeeeee.
In my house it's nail clippers and lighters.
And indeed... they always DO. :cof:Mr. P said:Then they say, "well, they'll turn-up somewhere".