Another dream-killer.
And this man sticks with this creature for what reason?
Wasn’t there a recent Danish study that showed that men whose wives nagged them died earlier. Why not?
600 pounds...$11K worth...of Lego pieces? That wife should have left him when it reached 20 pounds and $100 worth.
What about his Lincoln Logs?
Not a ping?
If this were an episode of Alfred Hitchcock Presents, he would have encased her corpse inside a giant Lego Sphynx.
The wussification of the West. I’m shocked and amazed over how many men still play with children’s toys, video games or are fascinated by Star Wars and comic book movies.
Now, that’s love. Or maybe it’s a serious sign of being pu$$y-whipped. Or maybe the guy is a bit deranged and it’s time to play with grownup things. Hard to tell from here which is the main issue.
> “...the old bag said...”
Sounds to me like there are other issues in that marriage besides the Legos.
The marriage isn’t going to work anyway.
Once the legos are gone, it will be something else.
I learned a long time ago that when the current problem I’m dealing with is taken care of, everything isn’t going to be fine.
There will ALWAYS be something that we thing, *If only I didn’t have to deal with that, I’d be happy.*
Wrong.
The number two problem moves into the number one slot and now I have a new problem that irritates me.
Always......
How in the world can we make the correct decision without a picture of the wife?
Everything is not awesome.
>>> “...The old bag said last Friday ‘now get this shit out.’ I don’t know if it was me or the Lego she was talking about but I think it was the Lego,” the man from Varberg, western Sweden, wrote on Blocket.
Dude, find out for sure before selling off the lot.
Leggo my Legos.
