I thought I would do a little compilation post. Over the years, I have collected quite a lot of material from conversations between The Guy and I. They amuse me to no end, so I thought you might enjoy them.
Sept 1, 2007
Tonight, The Guy and I went to watch his friends paddle at the Dragon Boat races. As we were walking from the car to the lake, I suddenly gasped in excitement.
Without turning to look at what I had seen, The Guy says "Yes, they have mini donuts".
Nov 17, 2007
The Guy and I went out with my family for supper. As we are sitting at the table enjoying our food, I looked up to see a bizarre couple at a table across the room. Both were in their late 50s. She had high teased hair, copious neck wrinkles, and a tiny tank top which barely held her in. He had a black silk shirt open midway down his chest, a long pony tail and a handle-bar mustache.
I gasped and turned to The Guy. Without looking up, he said, "I saw them. I'm going to start growing a mustache tomorrow."
May 1, 2008
The other night, The Guy and I were hanging out at his place watching a movie. I was fiddling with a tag on the couch and accidentally ripped it off. I held it in my hand for awhile, playing with the material worn soft by time and many butts and contemplated what I would do with it. I pondered it and rolled it in my fingers and got an idea. A devious idea.
Without turning to look at me, The Guy said, "You're going to put that up my nose, aren't you?"
Dec 7, 2008
The Guy: He was probably just legit-ing. He legit-ed all over the place.
Me: Legit is used as a verb in this case?
The Guy: Sure, legit can be a verb or a noun. Really, it's a state of mind.
Feb 12, 2009
I got an email from The Guy.
The subject read: I got your wedding ring today
I got very excited. Then I opened the email and it read:
But I pawned it for blow.
Aug 11, 2009
My new health card came in the mail. Along with it came a new organ donor card. I filled it out and left it on the counter for The Guy to sign as a witness. He came home and I told him there it was there to sign.
The Guy: What is it?
Me: My new organ donor card. You know that when I die, I want my organs donated.
The Guy: No way.
Me: What?
The Guy: I was planning on harvesting them myself and selling to the highest bidder.
Oct 14, 2010
I turned to The Guy and said "Can we have a Tea Cup pig?"
He grinned and replied "Mmmm. Tea Cup bacon. So tiny, yet so delicious."
These are great! (The last one sounds like something my husband would say to me.)
ReplyDeleteHe always keep me laughing!
DeleteI knew you two were meant for each other, I had no idea how well suited you actually are, until now! Love these stories they are priceless!
ReplyDeleteCarol, he really is well suited to me. He's a gem.
DeleteLOVE these. hilarious.
ReplyDeleteThanks, Janet. He's a hoot. I heart him.
DeleteHAHA this is priceless. that's so clever of you to write down the conversations!
ReplyDeleteI always write them down, Raine. I feel the need to share his hilarity with the world.
DeleteHe certainly had you cased from day 1.
ReplyDeleteHe really did, Dad. He still is one step ahead of me.
DeleteLove it. :) Some parts of this remind me of my husband and I.
ReplyDeleteThat's awesome, Yvonne. It makes for a lot of fun!
DeleteCan I be friends with both of you?
ReplyDeleteOf course, Amy! We're taking applications.
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