Sometimes she's able to do it. Other times it'll turn into a long, rambling monologue about stuff that happened years ago that has no relevance to the question and by the time she's done, I'm just sitting there wondering why I even bother when there's usually no way it's not going to go like most times when a simple answer would suffice.Mine sometimes doesn't even actually answer the question
So you're saying you married a womanMine sometimes doesn't even actually answer the question
Yes.Calvin Coolidge, a president of few words, was so famous for saying so little that a White House dinner guest made a bet that she could get the president to say more than two words. She told the president of her wager. His reply: "You lose."
Like never. And I've been calling her out on it for a few months now.Mine never even actually answers the question
I'm glad my wife is like that with you alsoLike never. And I've been calling her out on it for a few months now.
Anyone else find it amusing that the majority of the responses to this yes/no question are longer than one word?
Sometimes she's able to do it. Other times it'll turn into a long, rambling monologue about stuff that happened years ago that has no relevance to the question and by the time she's done, I'm just sitting there wondering why I even bother when there's usually no way it's not going to go like most times when a simple answer would suffice.
In other words, I would say it depends.
No.
Better than an eye roll, laughter or throwing things at you.Easy joke: Every time I ask for marital relations I get a one word answer...
This is so true that it’s painfulShould have been a poll:
* Yes
* No, they go on and on about all sorts of irrelevant things like that time at uncle Jimmy's house when we were all laughing so hard that green tea actually shot out of aunt Millie's nose and then Johnny threw up on Mildred after eating too much ice cream and what was the question again?
No, and don't even get me started.....Mine sometimes doesn't even actually answer the question
In my house, anyone who used one word when they could have used ten just isn't trying hard.
-Jed Bartlet
You're right. It's missing. That's annoying. And there are waaaay too many emojis.ETA - didnt we used to have an emoji that had the "whoosh" or joke went over my head? i couldnt find it.