Unpopular Opinions

AllAboutTheBenjamin

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[QUOTE](Grandpa Brett is younger than me aye yai!) Kids' role models should be ordinary people anyway - not athletes, rock/pop stars, or actors. What happened to the policeman or the fireman or teacher or mom/dad?
Posted by missy68[/QUOTE]

I think firefighters are great role models, missy!  ...and some of them are sexy, too.  (I always come back to that...)

And he actually is a grandpa.  That's why I call him Grandpa Brett :)

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[QUOTE]I don't like cats. I know almost half of the ppl on here have them. I just don't like them. I think they are cute but I can't bring myself to hold one or pet it.
Posted by DodgersBride[/QUOTE]

....Not even GirWhisky? You'd pet Sir Whisky if you came over to my house. He's impossible to resist.

SarahPLiz

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[QUOTE]In Response to Re: Unpopular Opinions : Glad to know I am not the only one. FI's parents have 2 and just got a new kitten and I can't bring myself to pet them.
Posted by DodgersBride[/QUOTE]

<div>FI loves them. He keeps trying to adopt the ones that live in our complex parking lot (condo kitties). He had cats when we first met, that he inherited from his best friend, but they have now been sent back to their original owner. When we bought our condo, I refused to have is smelling like litter or have cat hair on my new furniture. I can't even stand the smell of fresh litter. It makes me gag. </div><div>
</div><div>FI's mom lives with about 5 cats and never cleans up after them. Imagine Hoarders but without all the stuff. Last time we went there we helped her clean up and I thought I was going to lose it. </div>

mehgank

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[QUOTE]In Response to Re: Unpopular Opinions : I'm sorry you had a bad experience with a Rott. We have a Lab/Rott mix and she is the most well-behaved dog. She listens to us, but is so friendly and sweet. She is protective of us and I would trust to her take care of an intruder, but she'd probably lick them to death.
Posted by maratea[/QUOTE]

FI can't wait to get a Rottie, but we have to wait till we're in a bigger place. First of all, we live in a 1bdrm/1bath apartment that's 700 square feet. A rottweiler would literally wear that apartment. Secondly, we live on the third floor, which would make potty training nearly impossible.

I took FI to see some puppies around Christmas last year, and he picked one up and it licked his chin, and he gave me the biggest (for lack of a better term) puppy dog eyes I've ever seen. He looked like a little boy. My heart melted; I wish I had a camera to take a pic of that look LOL. I had to get him out of there immediately or we would have spend our entire combined income on the whole litter of pups that day.

AllAboutTheBenjamin

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[QUOTE]In Response to Re: Unpopular Opinions : FI can't wait to get a Rottie, but we have to wait till we're in a bigger place. First of all, we live in a 1bdrm/1bath apartment that's 700 square feet. A rottweiler would literally wear that apartment. Secondly, we live on the third floor, which would make potty training nearly impossible. I took FI to see some puppies around Christmas last year, and he picked one up and it licked his chin, and he gave me the biggest (for lack of a better term) puppy dog eyes I've ever seen. He looked like a little boy. My heart melted; I wish I had a camera to take a pic of that look LOL. I had to get him out of there immediately or we would have spend our entire combined income on the whole litter of pups that day.
Posted by mehgank[/QUOTE]

Ben's friends had adopted a Rottweiler about a year ago when they still lived in a small apartment.  I thought it was nice of them to rescue the dog - but yeah, the apartment was not a good place for him.

He is a sweet dog, too.  When we'd go over there it was a little unnerving because he looks mean, but his little stubby tail was wagging furiously.  He would do dominant things though, like sit on your feet or sit down and lean against you really hard.  He was the boss of that apartment.

SEWF

MehganK, I just wanted to say that you are freaking gorgeous! I totally love my FI, but if I was a guy and met you, I'de try to pick you up. Just saying...

You and FI are adorable together!

Sorry, that was off topic...

maratea

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[QUOTE]In Response to Re: Unpopular Opinions : FI can't wait to get a Rottie, but we have to wait till we're in a bigger place. First of all, we live in a 1bdrm/1bath apartment that's 700 square feet. A rottweiler would literally wear that apartment. Secondly, we live on the third floor, which would make potty training nearly impossible. I took FI to see some puppies around Christmas last year, and he picked one up and it licked his chin, and he gave me the biggest (for lack of a better term) puppy dog eyes I've ever seen. He looked like a little boy. My heart melted; I wish I had a camera to take a pic of that look LOL. I had to get him out of there immediately or we would have spend our entire combined income on the whole litter of pups that day.
Posted by mehgank[/QUOTE]

When we first got our dog, we lived in a tiny duplex, about the same size as your apartment. She was a little wench and peed all over the floors even though she was potty trained, she would get mad at us and pee on the floor to spite us, I know it. She also chewed the corner off the bathroom vanity and chewed a hole in the drywall behind the toilet, because she was mad at us. She's a smart little booger and knows how to manipulate H and I. 

Chi_Chi

I agree with you Bubb. I was telling J the other day that is was BS that he still got to play. If J or I or probably anyone of you were convicted felons, we would not be holding the same jobs after our time served. I realize he's not playing for the same team, but he's still doing what he loves/enjoys and is making millions.

mehgank

Awww thanks Sew! Haha I'll be sure to pass that along to FI too.

Bowchickabowwow

DodgersBride

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[QUOTE]In Response to Re: Unpopular Opinions : ....Not even GirWhisky? You'd pet Sir Whisky if you came over to my house. He's impossible to resist.
Posted by Seshat411[/QUOTE]

I can't see GirWhisky for some reason your sig doesn't show up on my cp at work. I think cats are cute especially kittens. I think it has to do with the cat hair. I don't like hair.

dmiller9274

If your parents have a lot of money, you are not rich...your parents are. If they choose to share that wealth with you, you are still not rich, your parents are.  

I liked George Bush.

I think political correctness has caused more harm than good for this country. 

Mr Vick might be a douche, and agree that he shouldn't have been allowed back into the NFL, but he was and I can't deny that he's a badass on the football field.

I wish the Jersey Shore hype would go away.  

I'm pro-life

mrscarter052011

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[QUOTE]I agree with you Bubb. I was telling J the other day that is was BS that he still got to play. If J or I or probably anyone of you were convicted felons, we would not be holding the same jobs after our time served. I realize he's not playing for the same team, but he's still doing what he loves/enjoys and is making millions.
Posted by Chi_Chi[/QUOTE]

But he did go to jail and he has had to pay for the rehab of the dogs in his care (which is something that a "regular joe" would not have had to do).  When he got out of jail, no team wanted him.  It is making less than he was making initially and if Kolb hadn't been out with an injury he would not have had a starting positiion. If as a society we don't allow felons to re-enter society  then what is the point of jail?  If we can't rehabilitate offenders (and some we can't) then what do we do with them?

DodgersBride

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[QUOTE]<strong>DodgersBride, I own the shirt in your pic! It glows in the dark. :P My friend got it for me years ago</strong>. All the Rotties I've met have been big, goofy lovebugs. I've been lucky. I liked Packer Farve. I was annoyed by JetFarve and I hate VikFarve. I think Michael Vick (and calling him Mike Vick on tv doesn't change who he is, stupid announcers) deserves an injury for every dog that got hurt or killed because of him. I call it karma. I loathe him and hate that he still gets to play pro ball after what he did.
Posted by Bubbalub[/QUOTE]

I saw it at a store in the Venetian this past weekend and thought it would make a great sig.

arv266

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[QUOTE]In Response to Re: Unpopular Opinions : I understand the absolute, implicit trust.  I do.   I absolutely, positively trust my husband, too.   But how does that relate to "obeying" him?   Does he trust you the same way?  If not, then I suppose I could understand why you'd be able to obey him, but if he does trust you the same way, it's <strong>unfathomable to me that you'd ever be asked to obey.</strong>  Does that make sense?  If your husband trusts you implicitly, why would he ever expect or ask you to obey what he says?  Why not reach an agreement? 
Posted by ohwhynot[/QUOTE]

I think that one of the reasons why I can say it, or at least feel I could say it, is because I know that he would never ask me to.  And, as I was told the root of the word obey is "listen intently and follow counsel" not as in SIT when I say SIT.  (

The trust come into play knowing, that I am with someone that has our best interest at heart.  Not on a power play and making decrees and demands for the sake of it. 

I've trying to put this into words and failing miserably....   The message that the word "obey" conveys to my FI is that in this entire world, there is no one, other that you, that I trust with my sanity, safety and happiness, and when push comes to shove, I'll listen to you, and take your counsel.   I can say that and not feel that I have lost my self-identy or dignity.  wait.....  I think you just helped me figure out my vows without using the contraversal word....

(And for the record, he's not asking that I obey him.  He doesn't know that I feel this way, because he'd think I was silly/mildly crazy if I told him)

DodgersBride

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[QUOTE]In Response to Re: Unpopular Opinions : FI loves them. He keeps trying to adopt the ones that live in our complex parking lot (condo kitties). He had cats when we first met, that he inherited from his best friend, but they have now been sent back to their original owner. When we bought our condo, I refused to have is smelling like litter or have cat hair on my new furniture. I can't even stand the smell of fresh litter. It makes me gag.  FI's mom lives with about 5 cats and never cleans up after them. Imagine Hoarders but without all the stuff. Last time we went there we helped her clean up and I thought I was going to lose it. 
Posted by SarahPLiz[/QUOTE]

I think this is part of the reason I don't like them. FI's parents have cats and every time we go over there I dread having cat hair on me. They have litter box and it very clean and I've never seen poop in it. There is just cat hair on the couches and I cringe when we go over and I have to sit.

Also it could be the fact that FMIL and I don't see eye to eye a lot and I think she may convince the cats to attack me. :::: kidding:::

AllAboutTheBenjamin

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[QUOTE]In Response to Re: Unpopular Opinions : I think that one of the reasons why I can say it, or at least feel I could say it, is because I know that he would never ask me to.  And, as I was told the root of the word obey is "listen intently and follow counsel" not as in SIT when I say SIT.  ( The trust come into play knowing, that I am with someone that has our best interest at heart.  Not on a power play and making decrees and demands for the sake of it.  I've trying to put this into words and failing miserably....   The message that the word "obey" conveys to my FI is that in this entire world, there is no one, other that you, that I trust with my sanity, safety and happiness, and when push comes to shove, I'll listen to you, and take your counsel.   I can say that and not feel that I have lost my self-identy or dignity.  wait.....  I think you just helped me figure out my vows without using the contraversal word.... (And for the record, he's not asking that I obey him.  He doesn't know that I feel this way, because he'd think I was silly/mildly crazy if I told him)
Posted by arv266[/QUOTE]


The way my pastor explains the whole "obey" and "submit" thing makes perfect sense to me - unfortunately, I cannot form the words at this moment.  But just know that I get what you're puttin' down :)

ohwhynot

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[QUOTE]In Response to Re: Unpopular Opinions : I think that one of the reasons why I can say it, or at least feel I could say it, is because I know that he would never ask me to.  And, as I was told the root of the word obey is "listen intently and follow counsel" not as in SIT when I say SIT.  ( The trust come into play knowing, that I am with someone that has our best interest at heart.  Not on a power play and making decrees and demands for the sake of it.  I've trying to put this into words and failing miserably....   The message that the word "obey" conveys to my FI is that in this entire world, there is no one, other that you, that I trust with my sanity, safety and happiness, and when push comes to shove, I'll listen to you, and take your counsel.   I can say that and not feel that I have lost my self-identy or dignity.  wait.....  I think you just helped me figure out my vows without using the contraversal word.... (And for the record, he's not asking that I obey him.  He doesn't know that I feel this way, because he'd think I was silly/mildly crazy if I told him)
Posted by arv266[/QUOTE]

Now this makes perfect sense to me, and it is an amazing and beautiful feeling to know this about your life partner.  I still don't think that's what the word "obey" means, though, at least it doesn't mean that if only one person says it in her vows.  Perhaps if both people said it, it could mean that.  Because doesn't he feel that way about you?  I'll bet he does. 

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[QUOTE]In Response to Re: Unpopular Opinions : I can't see GirWhisky for some reason your sig doesn't show up on my cp at work. I think cats are cute especially kittens. I think it has to do with the cat hair. I don't like hair.
Posted by DodgersBride[/QUOTE]

Can you see this? It's not the pic in my sig (don't have it saved to this computer), but equally as cute:

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Chi_Chi

He should be allowed to re-enter society, but not earning millions a year. When the average Joe is rehabilitated and allowed to re-enter society, you know where they end up working...McDonald's, BK or some bust ass construction job. My thing is is that he got to return to doing what he loves. Yes he served his jail time and paid his monetary debt, but he's still coming out smelling like a rose somewhat. He gets to return to his lavish lifestyle. Average Joes will likely never get their previous lives back.

missy68

Yeah, I'm not willing to face that I could be a grandparent, dammit.... I'm just now having fun!

Starmusica

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[QUOTE]After 13 years, I still love Hanson. Especially their Christmas album. *hangs head*
Posted by mehgank[/QUOTE]

<div>
</div><div>
</div><div>YAY! me too. glad i am not alone</div>

AllAboutTheBenjamin

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[QUOTE]Yeah, I'm not willing to face that I could be a grandparent, dammit.... I'm just now having fun!
Posted by missy68[/QUOTE]


You're only as old as you feel :)

DodgersBride

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[QUOTE]In Response to Re: Unpopular Opinions : Can you see this? It's not the pic in my sig (don't have it saved to this computer), but equally as cute:
Posted by Seshat411[/QUOTE]

Yes I can and it made my day better. I think it just the hair issue that I have. I know not all cat owner's home is full of hair. the funny this is every one says FI and I should get a cat. We want a dog but I feel bad because we are gone 12hrs a day and when we get home all we want to do is eat and sleep. I'd feel bad knowing the poor thing is along at home in our condo. So they say get a cat they are better at being alone.

ohwhynot

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[QUOTE]If you are comfortable with the wording, and what they mean to you as a couple, I'm all for it. Own it. :)
Posted by mrs.jesse[/QUOTE]

Yep.  While I challenge the use of the word, of course I'm not saying you shouldn't do what's right for you and your husband. 

What works for another couple is none of my business, but I'm still going to discuss it when it's brought up in an "unpopular opinions" thread. 

JenGin74

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[QUOTE]If your parents have a lot of money, you are not rich...your parents are. If they choose to share that wealth with you, you are still not rich, your parents are.   I liked George Bush. I think political correctness has caused more harm than good for this country.  Mr Vick might be a douche, and agree that he shouldn't have been allowed back into the NFL, but he was and I can't deny that he's a badass on the football field. I wish the Jersey Shore hype would go away.   I'm pro-life
Posted by dmiller9274[/QUOTE]

I still like you  :)

ohwhynot

dmiller:  Yes!

Ick.

Wha?  How so?

No opinion. 

Me, too. 

Me, too (but with serious reservations).

mehgank

Haha woohoo! I'm not alone in my girlish liking of bands that were popular in my tweens.

And that's funny mrs.jesse, I hadn't looked at that way.

Kind of like how my dad once misread "misled" as my-zulled, and now that's the only way I see it. Now it sounds much more sinister in my head when I read it. "Damn, my-zulled again!!".

kpwedkk

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[QUOTE]I hate small dogs.
Posted by Anysunrise[/QUOTE]

But in a small dog's defense... don't big dogs start small, when they are puppies?

BecW2be

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[QUOTE]In Response to Re: Unpopular Opinions : Uh oh.  Well... I LOVE BRETT FAVRE.
Posted by AllAboutTheBenjamin[/QUOTE]

Apparently quite a few women do! ;)

Anysunrise

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[QUOTE]In Response to Re: Unpopular Opinions : But in a small dog's defense... don't big dogs start small, when they are puppies?
Posted by kpwedkk[/QUOTE]

Yeah, but they don't STAY small, annoying and yippy.