Would you like in the 1940s for your spouse?

What are you asking and what are you smoking?

I believe you would have to watch that attached news program to understand the topic.

I wear tap shoes and pee in bed. Yes?

Would I like WHAT in the 1940s?

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I think he meant live, not like. The video explains it.

The lady is psychologically ill but so many are.

Frau thread

What's with all the threads missing one or more words in the title?

[quote]r6 I think he meant live, not like. The video explains it.

Oops, you're right : (

[italic][bold]Would you like in the 1940s for your spouse?[/bold][/italic]

It's interesting, in that I'm assuming the 3 husbands on the show, while they're fine with it, mostly go along with the elaborate decor and accompanying "lifestyle choice" to please their spouses. Which makes me think, If you met your ideal partner who insisted you both live in a different decade behind closed doors -- clothes, foods, appliances, reading material etc. -- would you?

I think I might...as long as it was a 20th Century period. I don't think I'd want to live in a mini Versailles in a powdered wig.

I'm guessing you're asking who -- Cary Grant and Randolph Scott.

Cool r10. Makes sense now.

Re: r10

IS MURIEL SABOTAGING ME ? ? ? I think there's an autocorrect issue here!!!

It posted "like" for "live" again!

'K' AND 'V' ARE NOWHERE NEAR EACH OTHER ON THE KEYBOARD!

Turn OFF autocorrect (the most mis-named product ever made).

Or proofread before you post,

They didn't have autocorrect in the 1940s.

These people are right! [italic]It was a BETTER TIME!

I knew a couple who kind of did that. He was an actuarial (no further explanation needed) and got obsessed with restoring his Edwardian home to perfection. He restored a Edwardian gas cooker, put gaslighting in the formal rooms, ordered linoleum from the UK and got a copy of the original wallpaper screen printed. He even got his suits tailor made in edwardian style. It was all great fun until the kids came along.

She had a nervous breakdown over his refusal to fence the yard until he could find a tradesman who could do a proper Edwardian paling fence. (three kids under four who couldn't go outside to play and kept hanging off the gas light pull chains etc).

After the divorce he got obsessed with restoring 1920's cars.

[quote]r17 She had a nervous breakdown over his refusal to fence the yard until he could find a tradesman who could do a proper Edwardian paling fence.

Aww...poor miserable dame.

I think I'd get a sudden addiction to morphine-laced cough syrup.