Just for fun..... "I could never marry anyone who..."

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If I were you, I would back slowly away from this one.

It isn’t a good idea for a divorced guy to be increasingly confiding in a marriageable single lady. Don’t be a divorced guy’s confidante any more than you would be his mistress.

He can get a therapist or he can talk to a clergyman of the religion of his choice instead.
I probably wasn’t clear, he isn’t divorced, is childless, loves animals (he works with them).
 
I probably wouldn’t be friends with someone like this, male or female, but that’s just me! 😉
They sound like a barrel of fun!
He loves animals, cooking, and has excellent morals. I could never even chat with someone who hated animals, cooking, etc.
 
Say anything quirky, or whatever comes to mind… you could be single and looking, or already married.

I’ll start out

I could never marry anyone who…
pronounces the ‘‘T’’ in ‘‘often’’

sounds crazy…huh…? 🙂
I don’t think I could marry someone who does things “ofen”
 
“If your spouse doesn’t like garlic, get another spouse.” – Jeff Smith
 
I probably wasn’t clear, he isn’t divorced, is childless, loves animals (he works with them).
Oh, sorry!

I thought he was the bad example, not the good one!

It must be the effect of too much CAF. One winds up expecting the worst…

Enjoy yourself!
 
Oh, sorry!

I thought he was the bad example, not the good one!

It must be the effect of too much CAF. One winds up expecting the worst…

Enjoy yourself!
I likely wasn’t clear. My ex would fit a lot of that. He likes music but he’s been married 4 times and has multiple kids with each wife and an ex girlfriend. His dog ended up in a pound and he said he wasn’t going to pay for it to get out.
 
I couldn’t marry anyone who is constantly Proud of there Flatulance ,:eek:😃
 
I could never marry anyone who didn’t put God in the #1 spot.

I also couldn"t marry someone who didn’t have an excellent sense of humor – he’ll need it to be married to me! 😛
 
I couldn’t marry anyone who is constantly Proud of there Flatulance ,:eek:😃
I could never marry anyone who didn’t know the difference between “their” and “there”, “its” and “it’s”, and “your” and “you’re”… or where to use the comma. 😃
 
I could never marry anyone who didn’t know the difference between “their” and “there”, “its” and “it’s”, and “your” and “you’re”… or where to use the comma. 😃
I could never marry someone that calls attention to my bad grammar. 😃
Unless they were really funny in how they pointed it out to me. Then, maybe. 😉
 
I could never marry someone that calls attention to my bad grammar. 😃
Unless they were really funny in how they pointed it out to me. Then, maybe. 😉
I could never marry someone who doesn’t use pronoun and antecedent in agreement. 😃
 
I could never marry anyone who didn’t know the difference between “their” and “there”, “its” and “it’s”, and “your” and “you’re”… or where to use the comma. 😃
They should know the difference, but occasional lapses are forgivable.
 
I could never marry anyone who didn’t know the difference between “their” and “there”, “its” and “it’s”, and “your” and “you’re”… or where to use the comma. 😃
:bighanky: What about they’re, there, and their?
Do you have no concern for to, two, and too ( not to mention tutu)?
And you shouldn’t neglect whose and who’s (a personal pet peeve of mine!).

Oh, the nit-picky possibilities are simply endless :bounce:

Isn’t this fun? 😛
 
I think their is nothing wrong with how those too right. Hear everyone rights like dat.

That was painful.
 
I could never marry someone who…

…was an admirer of Lenin, Stalin, or Trotsky.
 
I could never marry someone who was 10 years older than me, but I wouldn’t mind marrying someone ten years younger. 😃
 
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