Men *sigh*

NewAwakenings · Posted: Mon, 19 Jul 2004 08:53:59 Post Subject: Men *sigh*

Well one week to the day after we got married Woody lost his wedding band Laughing

Thing about that is, that he didnt even know he lost it, didnt even feel it slip off his finger, so needless to say there is another 500 dollers down the drain Yikes

Word of advise to ANY women reading this, never trust a man to do things right the first time.. I asked Woody to make sure of his ring size and he said yeah its an 8 1/2, well when I got the ring a week before we got married it was a tad too big, it didnt slip off under normal condition , but it did if his hand got wet. When I took him to the jewlery store to get another band amazingly his finger was 1 size smaller then the size Woody had told me his finger was( and said he checked to make sure) Bang Head

Moral of the story is WOMEN if want things done right the FIRST time , do it YOURSELF!!! Laughing

dadx2mj · Posted: Mon, 19 Jul 2004 10:36:58 Post Subject:

NA you just dont understand us men that is all. If it is something we are interested in we get it done right the first time Grin

Like for instance if it has to do with our computers, big screen TV, cars or things of that nature we usually do our best to get it right the first time. Things like wedding rings just dont rate high on our priority list. When married to my 1st wife I lost 3 wedding rings. I was a mechanic tho and had to take it off when I worked. I would put it in my pocket and forget it.

NewAwakenings · Posted: Mon, 19 Jul 2004 10:54:20 Post Subject:

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hehehe I don't think I could find my wedding ring if my life depended on it. Used to sit on the bar where my keys/wallet goes but I think the cats got ahold of it as a toy. I can't wear it because when I'm at work, I do ALOT of typing, and at 130+ wpm it was seriously irrating my fingers to the point where they were bleeding from the friction. So i had to stop wearing it. Thankfully my wife doesn't care Grin

Actually I wear NO jewelry, only worn a watch for the past 2 years.

The first time the ring was lost, found it under the washing machine, the second time it was under the stove, now it's been gone for the past 3 or 4 years, so no idea where it could be this time LOL

**Doctor Feelgood** · Posted: Mon, 19 Jul 2004 11:16:37 Post Subject:

You already replaced it? Wow... that was fast work... Don't want anyone to confuse him for single, ehh?

I would have waited a while to see if it showed up, or if any of his 'friends' returned it... Laughing

NewAwakenings · Posted: Mon, 19 Jul 2004 11:41:14 Post Subject:

BeerCheeze · Posted: Mon, 19 Jul 2004 15:36:16 Post Subject:

LOL!!! Go Woody.... it's your birthday... Go Woody...

Laughing

NewAwakenings · Posted: Mon, 19 Jul 2004 16:03:39 Post Subject:

dadx2mj · Posted: Mon, 19 Jul 2004 16:23:42 Post Subject:

Kind of funny, NA's tragedy of buying a cheap ring if he looses it again, My 1st wife's plan was the opposite, she bought me a more expensive ring each time I lost it thinking I would take better care of it. LMAO long story short the last ring is still in my night stand draw and she is lost some where in Arizona the last I heard Grin

NewAwakenings · Posted: Wed, 21 Jul 2004 17:04:52 Post Subject:

Well there was a message on the machine when I got home.. Woody called to say the mans hosue he was working on when he lost the ring called and he found Woody's wedding band untouched and in the sand.. UGGGHHHHH... and his new one was a special order because of the size, so now he has 2 wedding bands and one is a size too big Bang Head