does your sig other like racing?

[brianwspencer]

Originally Posted by IrishofNDMan

my gf

This is the part that I find the most shocking of your entire story.

[hi_im_god]

Originally Posted by brianwspencer

This is the part that I find the most shocking of your entire story.

you assume too much about the meaning on "g".

[Hickory Hill Hoff]

I'm sure this thread will take a "turn" real soon.

[brianwspencer]

Originally Posted by hi_im_god

you assume too much about the meaning on "g".

i just checked my keyboard. likely a typo.

[IrishofNDMan]

Originally Posted by brianwspencer

This is the part that I find the most shocking of your entire story.

I've been going out with her for almost two years now, we both go to Michigan State so it works out well.

Keep being an ass, it works out well for ya.

[Danzig]

tony wouldn't watch another race if i was gone tomorrow.
he finally tried going to the track a couple of years ago, and found it wasn't so bad i guess....but then he always manages to end the day ahead. we have a good time when we go. but we seem to have a good time everywhere we go, so i guess we've got it made!!

[Mortimer]

Originally Posted by Danzig

tony wouldn't watch another race if i was gone tomorrow.
he finally tried going to the track a couple of years ago, and found it wasn't so bad i guess....but then he always manages to end the day ahead. we have a good time when we go. but we seem to have a good time everywhere we go, so i guess we've got it made!!

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(Tony is actually a a parot....Dannie has a peg leg.)

[3kings]

My wife just isn't interested in horse racing. She wasn't really a gambler but now I take her to Vegas 1-2 times a year and she enjoys playing blackjack or betting on a game. She tollerates my love for the horses and even acts marginally interested in DT Stables. We have an eight year old son so he comes first, but I go to the track a few times a month.

I think its important for both of us to have a few hours of personal time to do what we enjoy. Its important to have common ground but just as important to have your own interests.