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SHOPPING FOR THE WIFE



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SHOPPING FOR THE WIFE
Even rulers of the worlds must do it occasionally.

(Vladimir Putin)

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  1. armanrules says:

    yes and hes in the candy isle.

  2. mothergoose says:

    “I don’t see ‘Souls of Children’ on list…”

  3. armanrules says:

    hes doing something i would never do

    • The Steve says:

      You must be some kind of stupid.

      A trip to the grocery store is a small price to pay for good pu$$y.

      • the_original_shortright says:

        we don’t let my dad go to the grocery store… after mom had her knee replaced we gave him a DETAILED list of what we needed. he came back with milk, ice cream, bananas, count chocula cereal and doritos. we’d sent him for produce and other such food staples. it’s since been my job to get the groceries when mom is not able to do it.

        • Jane St.Clair says:

          Charlie’s the same way! Even with a list he is constantly getting the wrong thing.

          • the_original_shortright says:

            dad didn’t just get the wrong thing. he completely avoided the list and shopped as if we’d let a 6 year old loose in the store.
            you know how the cereal aisle is set up with all the sugary stuff down low so the little kids will see it? that’s the shit he would buy if mom didn’t regulate things. instead she’ll buy him one box of sugar cereal and like 6 boxes of fiber cereal and he can’t have more sugar cereal until the others are all gone. he’s a 54 year old 6 year old… *sigh*

            • froofrou says:

              I’m giggling, because my dad is the exact same way.

              • the_original_shortright says:

                i think all dads are that way. it’s probably in the fine print of the “dad handbook”.

                • eddiepscetti says:

                  No, no, it’s not that way at all (either that or I’m the exception). My wife will give me a list and I follow it to the letter. What I hate is when I’m heading out the door and she yells out, “Get some ice cream, ok?” and gets upset if I forgot to buy it. If it ain’t on the list, it ain’t gettin’ bought.

                  • froofrou says:

                    My husband has to send me with a list. I’m the worst impulse shopper in the world. I’m still not sure how I can walk out of WalMart $200 poorer and only have three bags with me, and Hubby can make the same trip, spend $50, and come home with 15 bags and fill up the pantry.

                    • Deep Thought says:

                      Wal-Mart is a veritable pantheon of cheap shinies.

                      You’re screwed.

                      *and yes, i do mean pantheon*

                    • eddiepscetti says:

                      Unfortunately for me, I’m very literal when it comes to shopping. And if there’s something on the list that the store is out of, I will drive across town to another store to get that one thing.
                      -
                      Speaking of impulse shopping, that would be my wife. If we stop at the store to get one or two things, we come out with 10 bags and $300 poorer. I’ve learned not to say a word when that happens. The one and only time I said something nearly ended in WWIII.

                    • Eric-in-STL says:

                      Froo, I’m the same way. Hell, I can get everything on the list to the letter, and still somehow spend $50 more than my wife would spend with the same list. I have NO idea how it happens. Yet it always does…

                  • Eric-in-STL says:

                    I think you’re the exception, Eddie. Because I’m a lousy shopper too. And just like the dads mentioned above, I gotta get myself some sugary cereal that I don’t need (even though I’m not supposed to have much sugar). I don’t even eat it for breakfast. It’s usually dessert for me, or late night snack. No wonder I’ve gotten so fat.

                    • eddiepscetti says:

                      The funny part is, I’ll be walking through the store, list in hand, thinking that I’d love to get something to snack on. But I usually don’t give in, it’s not on the list! There have been exceptions where I might buy a bag of chips, but it’s not very common. Altough, the exception is if my wife calls me while I’m at the store and wants me to get something, I’ll get that next so I won’t forget.
                      -
                      I think it basically comes down to me hating the shopping. And what’s even worse is wandering aimlessly around a store while someone else shops. My ex-wife used to do that, and after 10 minutes of her not finding what she was looking for, I was ready for murder. The only exception to this is bookstores. I can spend hours in a bookstore.

                      • Eric-in-STL says:

                        The only way I could ever possibly follow a list without getting a headache would be if the list was in order by how it appears in the store. Otherwise I’ll be wandering aimlessly back and forth across the store looking for those few items that I missed. Even a simple shopping trip takes me at least an hour.

                        • eddiepscetti says:

                          I’ve got the aisles of three stores commited to memory, so I always know where something is regardless of the store. I can be in and out of the store in no time..

                        • Danbala says:

                          I usually do my lists like that. Fortunately, while our local store is big enough to have what I need, it’s not American supermarket sized, so when things are in disorder on the list, or the store has moved things about, it doesn’t kill me to go back. But a list in shop placement order is the only way to shop. (With the same exception as eddiepscetti – bookstores. And, if it’s a good movie store – movie stores.)

                        • the_original_shortright says:

                          i had the aisles of the local store memorized and they just rearranged them all 2 weeks ago. i swear the only thing i can still find in the store is beer… and that’s because they didn’t move it yet. milk? bread? fruit? cereal? good luck. my favorite was that they completely emptied like 4 aisles at a time so that they could load them up on flats and then move them to the new aisle. meaning that for certain days there really was NO bread on the shelves at all. THAT was infuriating.

                        • I usually shop stoned and listless. I’m full of bad choices.

                        • froofrou says:

                          Shortright: Having worked at a grocery chain for the better part of 5 years, I can sympathize. It’s called a reset in most parts of the world, and is a PAIN IN THE @$$ for everyone, including the employees. There’s a sound marketing reason behind it, though. I mean, if you’re wondering around the store trying to find the bread, you might see a $10 something or other that you can’t live without.

                        • Know what I hate? When you’re in the grocery store and you’re looking for some product that could be in more than one place, and you look everywhere, and it’s like it just doesn’t exist or something. Really, grocery store, you don’t stock cinnamon sugar? (And, yes, I know it’s perfectly simple to make it yourself at home, but I know damn well I have both seen it and purchased it before and it just…vanished.)

                        • Eric-in-STL says:

                          @froo–Yeah, as a prisoner, uh, employee of retail I’m very familiar with the reset. And there is some rather sound marketing behind it. If you walk into the same store every week for months on end, everything is going to blur as you walk past it and nothing interesting is going to catch your eye. It isn’t until everything gets mixed up a little that you open your eyes and do some real shopping. Customers who enjoy familiarity with their local grocery store, Walmart, Target, etc, really hate that kind of change, but to be honest, that’s kind of the point.

                      • viking gal says:

                        Oooh, bookstores!!
                        *wanders off down the mystery aisle*

                        • Tyler says:

                          -Follows and drags Viking into the fantasy aisle-

                        • viking gal says:

                          Fantasy? How did I get here? Oh well…
                          *goes to see if friend’s next book is out*

                        • Tyler says:

                          -Hands Viking Pratchett and Gemmell, then Patrick Rothfuss’ “Name of the Wind”-
                          You likeses?

                        • viking gal says:

                          I actually haven’t read any of them. My taste is a bit esoteric.
                          *scuffs foot in the dirt*
                          How about C.E. Murphy, Lois McMaster Bujold, or Connie Willis’s “Domesday book”?

                        • Tyler says:

                          Nope. You never read The Jerusalem Man/ White Wolf?
                          That’s shameful, for a teacher. Well, then again, it’s science…
                          Still. Shouldn’t you like to read about new worlds where you get a whole new set of science rules?

                        • viking gal says:

                          I do read science fiction and fantasy. Just not necessarily the same authors as you (and apparently the majority of the PK regulars). For example I recently read ‘Sunshine’ by Robin McKinley, a very, very different sort of vampire book–sort of the anti-Twilight. No sparkles or sighing allowed. Or “Maximum Ice” by Kay Kenyon…colonizers trying to return to a totally altered Earth.

                        • Tyler says:

                          Asimov, then?
                          And the anti-Twilight? I think I like it already. You in the mood to go bash some more fans with pipes, or do you need to catch your breath?

                        • viking gal says:

                          A bit of Asimov here and there–it was already on the shelves in my parents’ home, after all!
                          I think I’m for a book and bed now, after a weekend of camping. *tucks Asimov under her arm*
                          Nighty-night!

                        • Tyler says:

                          Night, VG! :D

                        • Shadowbane509 says:

                          Asimov! noooo, you HAVE to read McCaffrey’s Pern series. I will spend HOURS checking to see where they are in a store.

          • Captain Wow says:

            The Captain’s B/F sucks at shopping. I send him for milk, he gets socks. Not kidding either. I think he has ADD… :-)

            • mothergoose says:

              maybe he’s just lactose intollerant and has a foot fetish!! ;-)

              • Captain Wow says:

                *thinks*
                You know I did catch him in my stillettos the other day.
                O_o
                I think I’ve just realized something. . .
                -
                And I am just kidding. My manfriend is a very manly man. Probably couldn’t even walk in stillettos. :-D

                • Jane St.Clair says:

                  Honey, I can’t walk in stillettos.

                  • Captain Wow says:

                    I adore stilettos. But hey, lots of women don’t like them, and after a whole day wearing them I can see where they’re coming from. :-D

                    • viking gal says:

                      If they hurt, I’m not wearing them. Foot surgery in the later years is something I want to avoid at all costs. And regardless of how they look, if my feet hurt, I am so NOT in a sexy mood!

            • Jane St.Clair says:

              Charlie does have ADD. One time I was having a chocolate fix and I was on this kick where I really liked the Hershey’s Toffee Almond nuggets. I wrote down what I wanted and even had a conversation with him before he left. I said, “Dad, I want the TOFFEE Almond ones. You might be confused because the ALMOND ones are right next to them, but make sure to get the TOFFEE Almond nuggets.” He came home with the Almond ones. I couldn’t even be mad because he was like, “I don’t know what happend! I stood there looking at them and I told myself, don’t get the Almond, don’t get the Almond.”

        • PortlandMark says:

          “DINGDINGDINGDINGDING! Yes, the correct answer is ‘Strategic Incompetence’!”

      • armanrules says:

        ._.

  4. flocol says:

    Like complaining about the cost of sausages ?

  5. tr069 says:

    LOL
    this is a god one. And with so many guys to a single shopping list, it’s still a problem finding all the things she wrote!

  6. paws4thot says:

    Er Vlad, if you want proper sausages, you need the deli aisle, not cold meats. (I’ve no idea why he’d be there, but I’m pretty sure that’s a British supermarket.)

  7. V. Putin says:

    I like the vein-ny ones better.

  8. V. Putin says:

    G-d dammit can you read my wife’s writing? Does it say little or lite weiners?

  9. V. Putin says:

    ….and finally the canned ham, yep see they are all here. See boys, I told you if we lay low with the Communist thing long enough we would eventually, get proccessed meat.

  10. V. Putin says:

    OOHH NOOO……….. this is what Lenin meant by capitalist pigs.

  11. Sqwirk says:

    Putin is endlessly amusing :)

  12. Deep Thought says:

    SEXIIIIISSSSSTTTT!!!

  13. Aoife says:

    While I like my husband to come home with the sausage, this wouldn’t be what I have in mind. Poor Mrs. Putin.

  14. alienninja says:

    At least it’s not tampons.

  15. Tessie says:

    “Please to be explaining… why are there seven kinds of hamburger? Seven! Damn capitalist store!”

  16. PortlandMark says:

    I’m guessing when they ask Putin how much a gallon of milk costs, he knows to the penny!

    • the_original_shortright says:

      i can see him being the guy who knows exactly how much every item he’s buying costs and when it rings up the wrong price he throws a fit with the high school kid ringing him up. either that, or he’s got a coupon for EVERYTHING and won’t buy it unless he’s got a coupon.

  17. An Cat Dubh says:

    Actually, there was an article about this event on Walla.co.il. Putin decided to show his concern for the general public, so he came to the grocery store with some media people and started yelling at the manager for charging absurd prices for sausages… That must’ve been scary .______.

  18. froofrou says:

    I may have missed this comment somewhere, but the caption makes me think that Putin is shopping out of a Russian bride catalogue…….which is ironic in its own way, because I guess he would just call it a bride catalogue.

  19. uber says:

    putins motherland burgers
    1lb of ground beef
    1 egg
    1/4 cup of oat meal
    1 dash of lea & perrins
    1 cup of children’s tears fresh
    and ranch dressing mix for flavor

    mix all the ingredients and serve your choice with polonium-210 for your enemies or yam fries and for a drink vodka mixed in with the blood of your enemy

  20. Moggie says:

    *But where is the blood?*


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