settle an argument between me and mrsB

[kinboshi]

'To tire out' is both a transitive and intransitive verb, so it can be used in the example above (transitive use) as well as the intransitive use "I'm tired out".

No need to thank me.

[Laxie]

She's right , you're wrong. Now let me read the question.

Was going to post exactly the same.   

   Now hush and go read that book.

[kinboshi]

She's right , you're wrong. Now let me read the question.

Was going to post exactly the same.   

   Now hush and go read that book.

In British English that sentence is unacceptable.  It should be "Now hush and go and read that book". 

English only on the forum please.

[Laxie]

I'm after 2 glasses of red wine and I'm speaking Irish...deal with it.   

[Newmanseye]

With out reading the thread,

Boldie my advice is to say sorry admit you are in the wrong and continue to enjoy the carnal pleasure your Mrs obv provides, Otherwise its a night on the couch sunshine

Man - when you are right you are wrong, when you are wrong, you are wrong.

Woman - Always right and don't try to change that.

off to read thread

[Newmanseye]

Lol a thread for that!!!


I would have just said "yes dear" & saved the energy of typing.

[kinboshi]

Lol a thread for that!!!


I would have just said "yes dear" & saved the energy of typing.

Wise man.