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Sharza- · 2004-12-29 19:36:01

Not sure this is the right place for this but I would be most grateful for any advice anyone could give on this matter of deep concern to me. For sometime now I've suspected that my wife may be having an affair. You know the sort of thing. The phone rings, I answer, someone hangs up. Recently she has started going out…

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Not sure this is the right place for this but I would be most grateful for any advice anyone could give on this matter of deep concern to me.

For sometime now I've suspected that my wife may be having an affair. You know the sort of thing. The phone rings, I answer, someone hangs up.

Recently she has started going out 'with the girls' a lot and when I ask which girls it's always "Just some friends from work, you don't know them".

I always used keep an eye out for her taxi coming home but now she always walks up to the flat although I can hear a car setting off as if she has just got out of one around the corner.

The other day I picked up her mobile, just to see what time it was, and she went mental, screaming at me that I should never touch her phone again and why was I checking up on her.

Anyway, I have never approached the subject with her. I kind of think deep down I don't really want to know the truth.

But then last night she went out again and I decided that I would check up on her. I hid behind my car which I knew would give me a good view of the whole street so I could see which car she got out of on her return.

It was whilst I crouched behind my car that I noticed rust around my rear wheel arch.

Do you think I Should take it into a body repair shop or should I buy some stuff from Halfords and try to repair it myself?

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#2 29-12-2004 7:40pm

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cool, i never heard that one before:rolleyes:

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#3 29-12-2004 7:40pm

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Personal Issues, is the place for that

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#4 29-12-2004 7:44pm

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TIPPTOP wrote:

Personal Issues, is the place for that

Someone didnt read the whole post

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#5 29-12-2004 7:47pm

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I like it, made me laugh ; though for future reference, the Humour board is the best place for jokes.

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#6 29-12-2004 7:47pm

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humour

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#7 29-12-2004 7:49pm

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bmarley wrote:

humour

True but it wouldn't have had the same effect

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#8 29-12-2004 7:50pm

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TIPPTOP wrote:

Personal Issues, is the place for that

Twice it has not been.

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#9 29-12-2004 7:52pm

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unrofl

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#10 29-12-2004 7:58pm

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For some strange reason, I really wanted the wife to be seen..... Anyways best take it to body repair shop.........

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#11 29-12-2004 7:59pm

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is_that_so wrote:

True but it wouldn't have had the same effect

This is also true.

Hmm, I guess there is no place for surprise humour other than in places it's not really supposed to be .

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#12 29-12-2004 8:25pm

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I wouldn't send that to humour... since it contains none.

John

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#13 29-12-2004 8:49pm

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Rust on the car AND your wife is cheating on you? sucks to be you jerky

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#14 29-12-2004 9:28pm

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Lump wrote:

I wouldn't send that to humour... since it contains none.

John

While I agree that its not a great joke, its more the kind that you just smirk to yourself or laugh in your head.

Still, it must be freakin boring as hell to be you.

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#15 29-12-2004 10:11pm

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Lump wrote:

I wouldn't send that to humour... since it contains none.

John

You wouldnt know humour if it hit you in the face!

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#16 29-12-2004 11:06pm

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HA HA YOU'RE FUNNY!!!!

John

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#17 29-12-2004 11:11pm

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Deaddude wrote:

You wouldnt know humour if it hit you in the face!

yeah. he does work for the bbc after all

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#18 29-12-2004 11:21pm

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Lump, clearly you have been owned; kindly step off the Internet at the next exit.

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