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That was a pretty cool video. I dunno about the wife thing, I mean she's dying, if she wants mandingo cock one last time it's whatever.

Hell, if she wants to go live with with the dude and have him care for her while she dies, that's not a terrible trade-off. You got all the good years and already gave her miles of cock and gallons of spooge.

I see how it hurts the ego, but you're just not always going to be your wife's best lover she's ever had, and vice versa. Sucks but that's life.

The only way to guarantee it is if you're each other's only partners, but the downside there is you're always left wondering what you're missing.

No use worrying about something you can't change and in the grand scheme of things is relatively insignificant.

If you want something that really stings, she's probably fucked better gamers too.

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I had an opinion about the fat woman too, did you notice she had a diet coke? That table represented all the calories she should eat over several days, not in one sitting.

I think in primary school everyone school be required to Home Economics, it has by far been one of the most useful classes I have ever taken. Cooking, budgeting, taxes, diet, laundry, which fucking fork to use, boys and girls learn to interact in a domestic setting. All useful shit I still use all the time.

Keyboarding was the other one. I am rusty but it's really handy to type what you want without looking at the keyboard. Thumb typing I guess is also pretty useful. Just realized I don't look at my phone's keyboard.

I digress, in particular the diet aspect. Now back in my day it was food pyramid bullshit. These days we need to arm kids with a scale (I'm sure that won't be misused), and a calorie counting app, and teach them and macros and micros.

I don't think anyone truly appreciates appropriate serving sizes unless they learn by seeing how much things weigh and how many calories it truly has, and how a little splurging here and there adds up.

I think we could knock out childhood obesity almost entirely if we actually give kids good information about nutrition.