MickeyDent
Member
Been married almost 14 years and I have to agree. Resistance is futile.
However, any woman that would use Disney as a weapon is just plain evil.
(note to self. Keep wife from reading this thread..)
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Using Disney World for Discipline
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Been married almost 14 years and I have to agree. Resistance is futile.
However, any woman that would use Disney as a weapon is just plain evil.
(note to self. Keep wife from reading this thread..)
Daddymouse
Member
Are we married to the same woman? Or Do they all share a brain? 
toystorymaniacs
New Member
Order her something from Disney Shopping park merchandise and she'll forget all about it.
Mikester71
Well-Known Member
You're not alone then, cause I was thinking the same thing! Great minds think alike I guess! :ROFLOL:
toystorymaniacs
New Member
I've threatened to take away my husbands snack credits and to not include him in our Rose and Crown ADR.
zurgandfriend
Well-Known Member
More evidence
Just more evidence that all women are pure and simply evil.
But seriously, when my wife does something like that I usually just submit it's easier that way, and in the words of Rumpole of the Bailey, refer to her as "she who must be obeyed."
My son on the otherwise advises her that he is going to put her in a "home" when she gets olds.
Just more evidence that all women are pure and simply evil.
But seriously, when my wife does something like that I usually just submit it's easier that way, and in the words of Rumpole of the Bailey, refer to her as "she who must be obeyed."
My son on the otherwise advises her that he is going to put her in a "home" when she gets olds.
sbkline
Well-Known Member
haha - you do need to find her weakness. What's her favorite Disney ride?? Tell her if she doesn't ride Tower of Terror, that you won't ride whatever it is with her! Then you'll be even
Then she'll retaliate by not riding the next favorite ride, to which he'll have no choice but to retaliate by not riding her next favorite ride. The war will escalate until all rides have been removed from the table, then the only step left will be total annihaliation of the Disney trip...the vacation equivalent of using "the bomb".
:ROFLOL:
TubaGeek
God bless the "Ignore" button.
Wow, a couple of people on this thread are taking it WAY too seriously...
Holy cow.
Anyways, back to the fun-loving joking nature of this thread that some people are oblivious to...
My mom actually threatened to leave me behind on our latest family Disney trip unless I cleaned my room... I'm 21... :lookaroun
Holy cow.
Anyways, back to the fun-loving joking nature of this thread that some people are oblivious to...
My mom actually threatened to leave me behind on our latest family Disney trip unless I cleaned my room... I'm 21... :lookaroun
I'll bet your room was cleaned lickety split.:lol:
kerrie
New Member
Just tell her you dont appreciate being treated like a child and that if the way you do things upsets her your sorry . YOu dont have to stoop to her level of being childish and if she trys it again say ok I ll meet someone in line to ride with. dont let her know her not riding bothers you. or shell use it all the time,
durangojim
Well-Known Member
Um, you're not the couple that was on tv a couple of years ago where the wife completely dictated his life and told him what to do or she'd put you in a time out are you?:lookaroun
Seriously, I can't even comprehend the idea of my wife telling me or me telling her what chores she has to do each day, we're adults and partners and I think both of us know what needs to be done around the house and realize they will get done eventually. As for her not riding ToT with you, take her ticket, get a fast pass, then go up to the hottest woman you can find in the standby line and ask if she'd like a FP for the ToT. Then go on the ride at the same time she does and make sure your wife watches. Might even want to get a pic of the two of you sitting next to each other in the elevator and show it to your wife with the comment that "she doesn't have chores for me"
Good luck.
If this was all tongue in cheek then please disregard my prior statements, and go do your chores so you can go have some fun.
Seriously, I can't even comprehend the idea of my wife telling me or me telling her what chores she has to do each day, we're adults and partners and I think both of us know what needs to be done around the house and realize they will get done eventually. As for her not riding ToT with you, take her ticket, get a fast pass, then go up to the hottest woman you can find in the standby line and ask if she'd like a FP for the ToT. Then go on the ride at the same time she does and make sure your wife watches. Might even want to get a pic of the two of you sitting next to each other in the elevator and show it to your wife with the comment that "she doesn't have chores for me"
Good luck.
If this was all tongue in cheek then please disregard my prior statements, and go do your chores so you can go have some fun.
Tiggerfanatic
Well-Known Member
Sarcasm is one of the most subtle forms of humor (and my personal favorite) - too bad not many people get it.......:lookaroun
My sister has been on/off again been trying to potty train her 3yr old boy going to be 4 in November. Anyways he LOVES Mickey Mouse and he also loves to watch “Disneyland Fun” or anything on the travel channel about WDW even family videos. Anyways my sister told him once he learned to go potty on the big boy chair then he would get to go to WDW.. So he has really made an effort but is doing a lot better and has asked his mom/dad when their going to WDW..LOL..
Mikester71
Well-Known Member
Wait a minute...this thread wasn't started by Jon from Jon and Kate + 8, was it???:ROFLOL: