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Re: How many married guys here let their wife keep her maide
And what else do you UWS’ers let your wife do?
Makeup?
Drive?
Wear shoes?
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Re: How many married guys here let their wife keep her maide
That's as bad as hyphens
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Re: How many married guys here let their wife keep her maide
Cook and cleanip_law-hokie wrote:And what else do you UWS’ers let your wife do?
Makeup?
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Re: How many married guys here let their wife keep her maide
35 years ago I left it up to her...she took my last name. No hyphen.
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Re: How many married guys here let their wife keep her maide
For the ultimate in (*clutch your pearls ladies*) cuckoldry, I used to know a guy who hyphenated his last name when he got married.awesome guy wrote:That's as bad as hyphens
Re: How many married guys here let their wife keep her maide
Order pineapple on her side of the Dominoes pizza...ip_law-hokie wrote:And what else do you UWS’ers let your wife do?
Makeup?
Drive?
Wear shoes?
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Re: How many married guys here let their wife keep her maide
There was a guy in my high school whose parents hyphenated their names to make his. For example, mom was a Jones, Dad was a Smith, he was a Jones-Smith. Serious.
Neither of them must have had an engineering degree because that system doesn’t scale. [emoji23]
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Re: How many married guys here let their wife keep her maide
I've seen this before and it's always boggled me. Are the kids supposed to hyphenate their names...creating quadruple hyphenated names?Bay_area_Hokie wrote:There was a guy in my high school whose parents hyphenated their names to make his. For example, mom was a Jones, Dad was a Smith, he was a Jones-Smith. Serious.
Neither of them must have had an engineering degree because that system doesn’t scale. [emoji23]
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Re: How many married guys here let their wife keep her maide
Not me, but my wife and I are normal people, so.
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Re: How many married guys here let their wife keep her maide
Taking a name in marriage is now akin to Sharia Law to the mentally ill? Wow.ip_law-hokie wrote:And what else do you UWS’ers let your wife do?
Makeup?
Drive?
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Re: How many married guys here let their wife keep her maide
I’m not shocked that you completely missed the point.CFB Apologist wrote:Taking a name in marriage is now akin to Sharia Law to the mentally ill? Wow.ip_law-hokie wrote:And what else do you UWS’ers let your wife do?
Makeup?
Drive?
Wear shoes?
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Re: How many married guys here let their wife keep her maide
Not so sure I "let" her anything.
So I put (the dead dog) on her doorstep!
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Re: How many married guys here let their wife keep her maide
You stone to death all the girls that cheat on you, right?ip_law-hokie wrote:And what else do you UWS’ers let your wife do?
Makeup?
Drive?
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Re: How many married guys here let their wife keep her maide
Exactly!RiverguyVT wrote:Not so sure I "let" her anything.
Just asking for unwanted trouble going down that path!
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Re: How many married guys here let their wife keep her maide
Good husbands in SC let their wives out at least twice a day.133743Hokie wrote:Exactly!RiverguyVT wrote:Not so sure I "let" her anything.
Just asking for unwanted trouble going down that path!
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Re: How many married guys here let their wife keep her maide
LOL- I had to smile at the way Uppy phrased that...RiverguyVT wrote:Not so sure I "let" her anything.
For some reason, the state of Virginia decided to hypenate my wife's name on her nursing license...on their own...she has never had it corrected...
Re: How many married guys here let their wife keep her maide
My wife uses her maiden name professionally because she has an established reputation and multiple certifications/licenses in her maiden name. It makes sense to use it.
If you get married right out of college or if the woman is going to be a stay-at-home mom, then taking the husband's name makes sense. But if she has a pre-existing career with a professional reputation, then it may not make sense to throw that name recognition away.
(And it's her decision - not mine - as Riverguy said, we don't "let" our wives do anything.)
If you get married right out of college or if the woman is going to be a stay-at-home mom, then taking the husband's name makes sense. But if she has a pre-existing career with a professional reputation, then it may not make sense to throw that name recognition away.
(And it's her decision - not mine - as Riverguy said, we don't "let" our wives do anything.)
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Re: How many married guys here let their wife keep her maide
I've joked about that - I want to see two people with hyphenated names get married and name the baby Bob Alexander-Patterson-Thompson-Hernandez.Bay_area_Hokie wrote:There was a guy in my high school whose parents hyphenated their names to make his. For example, mom was a Jones, Dad was a Smith, he was a Jones-Smith. Serious.
Neither of them must have had an engineering degree because that system doesn’t scale. [emoji23]
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One of my high school friends who used to be very ultra-conservative in the olden days has been over-educated in useless degrees (phd in English, etc) and has turned into a flaming liberal nutjob. (Though, oddly, he still has some common sense on a few things and whenever he shows some common sense on Facebook, his LWNJ friends are ticked off at him.) Anyway, he changed his name to Wifeslastname-Hislastname.
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Re: How many married guys here let their wife keep her maide
"Dash" isn't a hugely unusual last name. I'd get a kick out of seeing that one hyphenated. It would go well with Pound. Especially if there is a kid involved named Colin. And he enters a march madness pool.
What bracket is Colin Dash Pound in?
What bracket is Colin Dash Pound in?
So I put (the dead dog) on her doorstep!
Salute the Marines
Soon we'll have planes that fly 22000 mph
"#PedoPete" = Hunter's name for his dad.
Salute the Marines
Soon we'll have planes that fly 22000 mph
"#PedoPete" = Hunter's name for his dad.
Re: How many married guys here let their wife keep her maide
The Mexican culture uses long names which I believe takes both parents last names. Now I'm really reaching, but I think the 2nd name is the "primary" last name, which goes to the heir, along with the spouses "primary" last name.BigDave wrote:I've joked about that - I want to see two people with hyphenated names get married and name the baby Bob Alexander-Patterson-Thompson-Hernandez.Bay_area_Hokie wrote:There was a guy in my high school whose parents hyphenated their names to make his. For example, mom was a Jones, Dad was a Smith, he was a Jones-Smith. Serious.
Neither of them must have had an engineering degree because that system doesn’t scale. [emoji23]
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One of my high school friends who used to be very ultra-conservative in the olden days has been over-educated in useless degrees (phd in English, etc) and has turned into a flaming liberal nutjob. (Though, oddly, he still has some common sense on a few things and whenever he shows some common sense on Facebook, his LWNJ friends are ticked off at him.) Anyway, he changed his name to Wifeslastname-Hislastname.
Let me add that it is a great way to trace lineage. It's similar to custom in the U.S. (maybe from Germany?) of using the mother's maiden name as the child's middle name.
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Re: How many married guys here let their wife keep her maide
Interesting. His wife has an Italian-sounding last name and I always thought she looked Italian, but she could be Hispanic. (Honestly, I'm not very good at telling race sometimes. One of my friends in college I used to think he was Hispanic when we first met but then I realized eventually he was a white guy who had a tan at the beginning of school from working outside over the summer.)TheH2 wrote:The Mexican culture uses long names which I believe takes both parents last names. Now I'm really reaching, but I think the 2nd name is the "primary" last name, which goes to the heir, along with the spouses "primary" last name.BigDave wrote:I've joked about that - I want to see two people with hyphenated names get married and name the baby Bob Alexander-Patterson-Thompson-Hernandez.Bay_area_Hokie wrote:There was a guy in my high school whose parents hyphenated their names to make his. For example, mom was a Jones, Dad was a Smith, he was a Jones-Smith. Serious.
Neither of them must have had an engineering degree because that system doesn’t scale. [emoji23]
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One of my high school friends who used to be very ultra-conservative in the olden days has been over-educated in useless degrees (phd in English, etc) and has turned into a flaming liberal nutjob. (Though, oddly, he still has some common sense on a few things and whenever he shows some common sense on Facebook, his LWNJ friends are ticked off at him.) Anyway, he changed his name to Wifeslastname-Hislastname.
Let me add that it is a great way to trace lineage. It's similar to custom in the U.S. (maybe from Germany?) of using the mother's maiden name as the child's middle name.
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Re: How many married guys here let their wife keep her maide
Think that's a latin thing in general. Had a Puerto Rican girl tell me one time that if you don't use three names down there people think you are a bastard. I can never remember whether you are supposed to use the "middle" name or the last name when referring to them as Ms. or Mr. I think its the middle name.TheH2 wrote:The Mexican culture uses long names which I believe takes both parents last names. Now I'm really reaching, but I think the 2nd name is the "primary" last name, which goes to the heir, along with the spouses "primary" last name.BigDave wrote:I've joked about that - I want to see two people with hyphenated names get married and name the baby Bob Alexander-Patterson-Thompson-Hernandez.Bay_area_Hokie wrote:There was a guy in my high school whose parents hyphenated their names to make his. For example, mom was a Jones, Dad was a Smith, he was a Jones-Smith. Serious.
Neither of them must have had an engineering degree because that system doesn’t scale. [emoji23]
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One of my high school friends who used to be very ultra-conservative in the olden days has been over-educated in useless degrees (phd in English, etc) and has turned into a flaming liberal nutjob. (Though, oddly, he still has some common sense on a few things and whenever he shows some common sense on Facebook, his LWNJ friends are ticked off at him.) Anyway, he changed his name to Wifeslastname-Hislastname.
Let me add that it is a great way to trace lineage. It's similar to custom in the U.S. (maybe from Germany?) of using the mother's maiden name as the child's middle name.
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Re: How many married guys here let their wife keep her maide
There is no point. Outside of professional reasons, hyphenated names are for idiots seeking perceived social status. Sort of like putting double deuces on your Tercel.ip_law-hokie wrote:I’m not shocked that you completely missed the point.CFB Apologist wrote:Taking a name in marriage is now akin to Sharia Law to the mentally ill? Wow.ip_law-hokie wrote:And what else do you UWS’ers let your wife do?
Makeup?
Drive?
Wear shoes?
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Re: How many married guys here let their wife keep her maide
Uppity is so gracious to let his wife do certain things. We should applaud him.BigDave wrote:My wife uses her maiden name professionally because she has an established reputation and multiple certifications/licenses in her maiden name. It makes sense to use it.
If you get married right out of college or if the woman is going to be a stay-at-home mom, then taking the husband's name makes sense. But if she has a pre-existing career with a professional reputation, then it may not make sense to throw that name recognition away.
(And it's her decision - not mine - as Riverguy said, we don't "let" our wives do anything.)
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