Chocolate Protein Drinks & DH's

[Guest guest]

The first time I say dh, I thought it was DUMB HUSBAND. But soon

realized that didn't fit most of the time and I realized it was DEAR.

Mine is a " Dear " most of the time.

Diane

LAP RNY 9/99

> In a message dated 2/1/2004 3:40:14 PM Central Standard Time,

> jillyohmy3@a... writes:

>

> but what does 'DH' mean...my imaginatio has come

up with an

> assortment from 'demented horror' to simply 'devoted husband "

>

> so pray tell ladies?

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> The correct term is Dear Husband....but there are times I wish it

meant Dead

> Husband. He is driving me cray today with the Super Bowl. Every TV

in the

> house is on the game. He would have put one in the bathroom if

there was a

> spare...geeesh.......

>

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

The first time I say dh, I thought it was DUMB HUSBAND. But soon

realized that didn't fit most of the time and I realized it was

DEAR.Mine is a " Dear " most of the time.

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They can be " Dear " and " Dumb " at the same time. That's probably what

makes them so appealing and why we keep them around for as long as we

do. Kind of like getting a new puppy that you just can't housetrain.

" Very dear and very cute " JMHO : )

Regina

[Guest guest]

PHBLLLLLT! --Steve (somebody wonderful's DH)

At 7:13 AM -0500 2/2/04, Regina Block wrote:

>They can be " Dear " and " Dumb " at the same time. That's probably what

>makes them so appealing and why we keep them around for as long as we

>do. Kind of like getting a new puppy that you just can't housetrain.

[Guest guest]

Often its another D word with a G word: DAYUM GOOD husband!!!

love,

evil ceep

In a message dated 2/2/04 12:09:56 PM, Graduate-OSSG writes:

<< Re: Chocolate Protein Drinks & DH's

>>

The first time I say dh, I thought it was DUMB HUSBAND. But soon

> realized that didn't fit most of the time and I realized it was DEAR.

> Mine is a " Dear " most of the time.

Sometimes it's another D word -- D*mn

[Guest guest]

In a message dated 2/2/2004 2:30:31 PM Eastern Standard Time,

lacorona@... writes:

> DAYUM GOOD husband!!!

>

> love,

> evil ceep

>

>

Love it!!!

TTFN CINDY.FL

[Guest guest]

They can be " Dear " and " Dumb " at the same time. That's probably what

makes them so appealing and why we keep them around for as long as we

do. Kind of like getting a new puppy that you just can't housetrain.

" Very dear and very cute " JMHO : ) Regina

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Does this mean I can swat him with a rolled up newspaper? Does he have

to

piddle before I swat him?....thinking about it in Houston,

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:

I'm thinking, I'm thinking.

You know what, no to both. First off, he would enjoy the swatting too

much and beg for it all the time. It would get very old, very fast.

As for the piddle thing, just one more thing that you would have to

clean up. If we can't get them to put the toilet seat down or replace a

roll of toilet paper, do you think they're going to clean up piddle on

the floor?

, we need to talk. Regina