Re: Being a housewife shouldn't = baby maker. November 21, 2011 | Registered: 12 years ago Posts: 361 |
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starlady
AGREED!! Exactly what I do. It IS a job. Not a job I go to that brings home a paycheck, but it's a job where I have responsibility for things that must be done. Some may think it's 'cushy' but it can be hard and time consuming. I get tired and I get sore from housework, cooking, yard work and running errands. Done right... it ain't no walk in the park.
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Re: Being a housewife shouldn't = baby maker. November 21, 2011 | Registered: 12 years ago Posts: 361 |
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mr. neptune
In the military and never heard of Amway? It's a "pyramid scheme" that sells overpriced cleaning products. Oh, but its more than cleaners, its a whole way of life! Its not just selling but also recruiting other people to sell the products.
We had an Amway dealer once. The general cleaner is overpriced and they tell you to use less of it but when you end up having to use more it is your fault because your floor mut be really dirty. A lot of military familes are into it and I think Amway is popular in the South too. Their also really into "family values".
I would post a link but I'm afraid that if I do that we might get suckered into Amway.
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Re: Being a housewife shouldn't = baby maker. November 21, 2011 | Registered: 15 years ago Posts: 12,447 |
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mr. neptune
It is like Mary Kay. But I would think being in the military there would not be much demand for MK as there would be for Amway. If you went to one of those meetings you would probably be told to buy Amway because they need the business to suppor their large family. Generally, if you don't have kids you can probably get by cleaning with vinegar bleach and baking soda and Mr Clean and Tide and Dawn cost much less than Amway and work much better. Don't fall for those schemes.
Once years ago when Clinton was running for reelection he had a town meeting. One man asked him what Clinton was going to do to help small businesses. Clinton asked what kind of business it was: "Uh, its an Amway business". How could that not be so embarrassing?
Re: Being a housewife shouldn't = baby maker. November 21, 2011 | Registered: 13 years ago Posts: 5,567 |
Re: Being a housewife shouldn't = baby maker. November 21, 2011 | Registered: 13 years ago Posts: 1,735 |
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quills
But this nimrod flat out used the "But you're female. You'll want kids." line on me. I even responded "No I won't. I'll rip my uterus out and wear it as a hat first." to which he immediately turns to my husband and says "Your wife is selfish I'm sure you want kids."
Is anyone else here a housewife? It seems like women with careers can at least use the "I don't want to give up my hard earned career for a brat." to ward people off but my being a housewife seems to fuel their fervor.
Re: Being a housewife shouldn't = baby maker. November 21, 2011 | Registered: 12 years ago Posts: 361 |
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mr. neptune
It is like Mary Kay. But I would think being in the military there would not be much demand for MK as there would be for Amway. If you went to one of those meetings you would probably be told to buy Amway because they need the business to suppor their large family. Generally, if you don't have kids you can probably get by cleaning with vinegar bleach and baking soda and Mr Clean and Tide and Dawn cost much less than Amway and work much better. Don't fall for those schemes.
Once years ago when Clinton was running for reelection he had a town meeting. One man asked him what Clinton was going to do to help small businesses. Clinton asked what kind of business it was: "Uh, its an Amway business". How could that not be so embarrassing?
Re: Being a housewife shouldn't = baby maker. November 21, 2011 | Registered: 12 years ago Posts: 361 |
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satansbitch
This thread brings back a lot of memories and none of them good. I spent three GD years as an "Army Wife" and it was the bigggest waste of time I will ever have to suffer. The "Army wives" and FRG are nothing except a giant waste of time. They are also very elitist, meaning that if you are not a fat, pointless waste of space just like they are you have no place in their little sphere. The fact I wasn't one of them never bothered me because I knew I was smarter than them. I never sprogged and that was how I pissed them off. Quills, if I can give you advice at this point it would be thst 99.9% of army wives are cunts and to treat them accordingly. You are smarter than they are. Always remember that.
Re: Being a housewife shouldn't = baby maker. November 21, 2011 | Registered: 13 years ago Posts: 1,843 |
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mr. neptune
It is like Mary Kay. But I would think being in the military there would not be much demand for MK as there would be for Amway. If you went to one of those meetings you would probably be told to buy Amway because they need the business to suppor their large family. Generally, if you don't have kids you can probably get by cleaning with vinegar bleach and baking soda and Mr Clean and Tide and Dawn cost much less than Amway and work much better. Don't fall for those schemes.
Once years ago when Clinton was running for reelection he had a town meeting. One man asked him what Clinton was going to do to help small businesses. Clinton asked what kind of business it was: "Uh, its an Amway business". How could that not be so embarrassing?
There was another one like Amway that was popular in the 80's called HerbaLife. That was THE nastiest shit I ever put in my mouth.
Re: Being a housewife shouldn't = baby maker. November 21, 2011 | Registered: 13 years ago Posts: 1,843 |
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mr. neptune
It is like Mary Kay. But I would think being in the military there would not be much demand for MK as there would be for Amway. If you went to one of those meetings you would probably be told to buy Amway because they need the business to suppor their large family. Generally, if you don't have kids you can probably get by cleaning with vinegar bleach and baking soda and Mr Clean and Tide and Dawn cost much less than Amway and work much better. Don't fall for those schemes.
Once years ago when Clinton was running for reelection he had a town meeting. One man asked him what Clinton was going to do to help small businesses. Clinton asked what kind of business it was: "Uh, its an Amway business". How could that not be so embarrassing?
Maybe it was popular with a different branch of the military because I just asked my neighbor (the only nice person i've met on base and not even part of our battalion.) and she had never heard of it. And their family has been in the army 8 years and she's the leader of their battalion's FRG (she doesn't let people be bitches in hers.)
Re: Being a housewife shouldn't = baby maker. November 21, 2011 | Registered: 15 years ago Posts: 12,447 |
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mr. neptune
It is like Mary Kay. But I would think being in the military there would not be much demand for MK as there would be for Amway. If you went to one of those meetings you would probably be told to buy Amway because they need the business to suppor their large family. Generally, if you don't have kids you can probably get by cleaning with vinegar bleach and baking soda and Mr Clean and Tide and Dawn cost much less than Amway and work much better. Don't fall for those schemes.
Once years ago when Clinton was running for reelection he had a town meeting. One man asked him what Clinton was going to do to help small businesses. Clinton asked what kind of business it was: "Uh, its an Amway business". How could that not be so embarrassing?
There was another one like Amway that was popular in the 80's called HerbaLife. That was THE nastiest shit I ever put in my mouth.
KK, you are so right, that was nasty shit! Rip off too!
Re: Being a housewife shouldn't = baby maker. November 21, 2011 | Registered: 12 years ago Posts: 803 |
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mr. neptune
It is like Mary Kay. But I would think being in the military there would not be much demand for MK as there would be for Amway. If you went to one of those meetings you would probably be told to buy Amway because they need the business to suppor their large family. Generally, if you don't have kids you can probably get by cleaning with vinegar bleach and baking soda and Mr Clean and Tide and Dawn cost much less than Amway and work much better. Don't fall for those schemes.
Once years ago when Clinton was running for reelection he had a town meeting. One man asked him what Clinton was going to do to help small businesses. Clinton asked what kind of business it was: "Uh, its an Amway business". How could that not be so embarrassing?
There was another one like Amway that was popular in the 80's called HerbaLife. That was THE nastiest shit I ever put in my mouth.
KK, you are so right, that was nasty shit! Rip off too!
My mother ordered an entire pantry full of it and she and my dad did it for weeks on end. I tried it ONCE, the powdered mix, and was completely disgusted and I generally like breakfast drinks and drinks like Slender and the Dr Atkins "diet" drinks and mixes. That's been over 20 years ago and I can still imagine the taste (soured cardboard) and consistency(sand water) of it. HOW it has remained on the market is BEYOND me.
Re: Being a housewife shouldn't = baby maker. November 22, 2011 | Registered: 12 years ago Posts: 361 |
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Snark Shark
NO WONDER I saw a Father, a Son, and a Holy Ghost looking confused in the parking lot!
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Snark Shark
maybe he's RETARDED!
"GURL NOT WANT BABBY? WHAAAAAAAAAAAAA?"
Re: Being a housewife shouldn't = baby maker. November 22, 2011 | Registered: 12 years ago Posts: 361 |
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mr. neptune
The Amway brochure with pictures of Amway dealers showed a lot of Air Force couples with the uniform. Do you find the military to be breederific? I would think so because they like large families because when there are a lot of kids, they tend to join the military because there is no money for college or career opportunities and when you are poor, you join the service.
Re: Being a housewife shouldn't = baby maker. November 22, 2011 | Registered: 13 years ago Posts: 7,859 |