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Here’s a good game to play: Ask an old married couple: which would you rather hear: “You were right,” or “I was wrong.”?
Playing the Odds
14 Monday Sep 2015
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Tempest in a Teardrop: The Churchians
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14 Monday Sep 2015
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Here’s a good game to play: Ask an old married couple: which would you rather hear: “You were right,” or “I was wrong.”?
hahaha I’m not married yet, but that’s still funny:)
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Yeah, I don’t get it.
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Step 1) Get Married, Step 2) Wait twenty years, Step 3) Bust up Laughing. We play the looooooooong humor game here 🙂
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The funny was good but, “You were right or I was wrong.”??
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We probably should have written it: “You were right” or “I was wrong”.
Those are entirely different answers after arguing about something. Not that you should be taking marriage advice from a spork. Or a mushroom.
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That’s what Mia says, too. Different in how people perceive them. They mean the same thing to me.
And yes, your punctuation was incorrect.
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You were right.
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Not married and still get it. 😀
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Whew! Here I was thinking we’d finally put something out too obscure, and maybe we should have included links describing our alternate-lifestyle of “marriage”.
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Just a note: originally the bit below the comic was punctuated incorrectly. See comment thread, above. I fixed it, and it didn’t even take duct tape. Now I have to convince Q to pull my name from the Dewberry shortlist.
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