stupid questions/stupid answers

[Amber_lv]

LOL this thread is cracking me up!!!! I have to say i think my Hubby is the king of stupid questions!! he does the movie thing where he asks what's going on i'll be doing something that he can see plain as day and he'll ask me what i'm doing. when something is going on and i don't really know either he asks me what's going on it's like i know as much as you do i hate stupid questions my whole family is like that it drives me insane and yes i do scream when they ask them lol

just too funny I think I'm gonna really like this board this thread has me cracking up!

[Tink]

OMG can I SOO relate!

I will be in the kitchen making a meal... in walks hubby... who is hard of hearing, with dd on his heals. She will start telling us some story and hubby is getting coffee, pouring milk into it, etc. Finally hubby will turn to me and ask IN MID STORY "What is she talking about?" My response is "ASK HER!"
He seems to think my voice is the only one he can hear. I think if he'd pay attention rather than doning out, she wouldn't have to repeat herself. ARGGGG

or

Hubby will spread his paperwork out on the kitchen table, insist on quiet so he can concentrate to do it... then leave half of if laying there. So naturally after he leaves (drives off in his semi for several days on the road) we need the table and his paperwork gets put away. So at the end of the week he comes home and gets all riled up because it's not on the table where he left it! HE won't have used the table for 5-6 days, so seems to think we won't either! "

Where is it? Why was it moved? Do we do this just to drive him insane?" Sadly it's the same thing every week!

[AngieDoogles]

Originally Posted by Tink

OMG can I SOO relate!

I will be in the kitchen making a meal... in walks hubby... who is hard of hearing, with dd on his heals. She will start telling us some story and hubby is getting coffee, pouring milk into it, etc. Finally hubby will turn to me and ask IN MID STORY "What is she talking about?" My response is "ASK HER!"
He seems to think my voice is the only one he can hear. I think if he'd pay attention rather than doning out, she wouldn't have to repeat herself. ARGGGG

or

Hubby will spread his paperwork out on the kitchen table, insist on quiet so he can concentrate to do it... then leave half of if laying there. So naturally after he leaves (drives off in his semi for several days on the road) we need the table and his paperwork gets put away. So at the end of the week he comes home and gets all riled up because it's not on the table where he left it! HE won't have used the table for 5-6 days, so seems to think we won't either! "

Where is it? Why was it moved? Do we do this just to drive him insane?" Sadly it's the same thing every week!

Sounds like you have your hands full. lol.

[Mandy]

Originally Posted by Tink

OMG can I SOO relate!

I will be in the kitchen making a meal... in walks hubby... who is hard of hearing, with dd on his heals. She will start telling us some story and hubby is getting coffee, pouring milk into it, etc. Finally hubby will turn to me and ask IN MID STORY "What is she talking about?" My response is "ASK HER!"
He seems to think my voice is the only one he can hear. I think if he'd pay attention rather than doning out, she wouldn't have to repeat herself. ARGGGG

or

Hubby will spread his paperwork out on the kitchen table, insist on quiet so he can concentrate to do it... then leave half of if laying there. So naturally after he leaves (drives off in his semi for several days on the road) we need the table and his paperwork gets put away. So at the end of the week he comes home and gets all riled up because it's not on the table where he left it! HE won't have used the table for 5-6 days, so seems to think we won't either! "

Where is it? Why was it moved? Do we do this just to drive him insane?" Sadly it's the same thing every week!

Oh Tink, you have your hands full! Might be an idea to give him hes personal "paper work box" that he can keep for all hes things, that way its all in place, and no one will touch it.