I have the best spouse in the world, and I challenge you all to prove me wrong

Mrs. RickJay is the dream spouse, really. Consider the following evidence:

  1. Beautiful
  2. Hot
  3. Smart
  4. Hilarious and rude sense of humour
  5. Likes cooking, and is good at it too
  6. Good at home decorating, which I suck at
  7. Passionate sports fan, loves watching sports on TV
  8. Loves to play video games
  9. Loves playing golf
  10. Doesn’t care about the toilet seat position
  11. Inexplicably seems to like me
  12. Doesn’t complain about unchangeable things, act like a stick in the mud, or otherwise play mind games

I defy anyone to produce a better spouse than this.

I tell guys about my attractice, video-game-playing, sports-loving, no-girly-mind-games-playing wife, and they usually react with “What planet did you get your super-wife from and how do I catch a flight there?” Mrs. RickJay totally rules. I have no friggin’ idea why she’s slumming with me.

Good for you! :slight_smile:

It’s refreshing to hear someone boast about his wife! I wish you a long and happy marriage.

**during hard times, (as everyone has in a relationship) I would recommend you remembering these 12 points about how/why you fell in love with her in the first place! (sorry for the unsolicited advice, you probably already know that!)

I hope you tell her these things as well!

Not only does my husband share my taste in books, music and videogames… (we’ve been known to blow off grocery shopping to pick up new video cards) he’s a super dad…he changes diapers and does 2am feedings and stays up with me and the munchkin when she’s sick! he does laundry! He deals with icky insects without laughing at me. We have that funky spouse telepathy and have had it for many years. He’s smart and funny and sexy and amazing.

Drumroll please…

And… my mother just broke her leg yesterday and last night he drove with me 3 hours round trip to pick up her keys and let her dog out and feed the dog… and now he’s not complaining at all about tha fact that she’s probably going to have to stay with us for a few weeks (and her dog too) because the hospital needs to send her home but won’t release her to an empty house. She’s divorced and my only sibling is in jail… her parents are dead and she doesn’t speak to her sister.

Rick- I’m sure you do have the greatest wife in the world.

But so do I. Tis a paradox, ain’t it?

I’m not married, but a friend of mine went to a showing of Old School with his wife (who paid), and halfway through the movie pulled a beer out of her purse and handed it to him with a, “Here, honey!”

I now have a new standard by which the future Mrs. Munch will be measured*.
[sub]*Void if Mrs. Munch turns out to be Penelope Cruz.[/sub]

My husband is on vacation this week. I am not, but I am vomiting. He has volunteered to go into work for me.

When my grandmother had a heart attack my husband sat in the car with my two small children for SEVEN hours just so I could visit with her. When my grandmother died 3 months later he took vacation time so he could stay home with the kids while I went back to Oklahoma to be with my family. He gave up his “cool” truck just so I could have a cute little green car because I love green. He lets me hold the remote control. He gossips with me. He doesn’t get mad when I sneak around the house trying to jump out and scare him. I hurt my thumb on Friday and since he’s out of town for another week he called and had his boss come and check on me to see if I needed anything. He wears silly boxers all the time because he knows it makes me giggle to see him in them. He doesn’t like sports but puts up with me loving football. Yeah, that’s why I married him twice.

RickJay, let’s see how my wife, Spoonette, measures up against the points you cited for Mrs. RickJay:

  1. Yes.
  2. Yes.
  3. Definitely. She has more formal education than I do, and usually more common sense as well.
  4. Hilarious, yes; but not often rude–which makes it even funnier when she tells a rude joke.
  5. No, though when she does, it’s always good.
  6. Yes. Which is good, because I also suck at it.
  7. Yes. In fact, we went to an NFL game on our honeymoon–at her insistence!
  8. No. But that’s OK; neither do I.
  9. Again, no. Of the two of us, I’m the golfer. But see the note below.
  10. No problems here.
  11. Yes. Spoonette inexplicably likes me. No idea why.
  12. Yes on all three counts.

I have to add one more point about Spoonette though:

  1. Mixes the perfect martini.

I’ll add one more, that definitely won’t be to everone’s liking, but suits me just fine:

  1. Doesn’t mind me enjoying an occasional premium cigar in the house. In fact, sometimes, she will make a selection from her own humidor (yes, she has her own humidor, stocked with her personal favourites) and join me.

Note: We each have our own favourite activities, and they do not necessarily overlap, which can be a good thing. She will send me to play golf, or to the racetrack or sports bar, for example, so she can have some time at home to work on her hobbies without me being in the way. This arrangement works for both of us–the reaction from my friends is not “Your wife lets you play golf/bet horses/drink beer;” rather, it’s “Your wife wants you out of her way for a day so she sends you to play golf/bet horses/drink beer? You lucky dog!”

Yes, I am lucky indeed. As you also seem to be, RickJay.

This is gonna be awkward when you guys find out you’re married to the same woman!!! :eek:

Anyway, you’re both wrong. My wife is by far the best. She’s smart, she’s funny, she’s considerate, she’s totally hot, and best of all she’s not at all insecure. The only time she’s ever asked if she looked fat, I answered that yes, she looked enormous (she didn’t). She didn’t get mad or cry (she did tackle me, but in a good way).

Munch, I must now buy my wife a purse.

Why my hubby Copaesthetic is da bomb:

  1. He’s gorgeous! (he used to be an actor – reminds me of a cross between River Phoenix and Christian Slater)
  2. He’s incredibly talented (aside from acting, he’s a computer programmer, A+ certified, an amateur detective, theologian, blacksmith and carpenter)
  3. He’s wicked smart (I’m not even smart enough to grasp the complexities and depth of his intellect. Just trust me on this one)
  4. He’s emotionally solid (in the face of my all-too-frequent hysterics he never fails to see the good, and find a balance)
  5. He’s amazingly supportive (see above; he goes beyond the call of duty in supporting me in my endeavors and turbulent emotional phases)
  6. He brings me coffee in the morning
  7. He planted a tree for me last week
  8. He bought me a katana for christmas
  9. He keeps me fed ::grin::
  10. He dislikes sports (except for martial arts, but that’s not really a sport, per se)
  11. He teaches me something new every day
  12. He has an amazing sense of humor (His dad was a comedian)
  13. He lets me play video games as much as I want
  14. Surprises me with little things all the time (sometimes a gift, sometimes a chore I didn’t ask him to do, sometimes an activity or recreation)
  15. He brought home the cutest dog in the world after we bought our new house (She has grown to become the fattest and cutest dog in the world)
  16. He helps me dye my hair (he’s had plenty of practice)
  17. He’s got excellent taste in movies
  18. He likes my parents (!)
  19. My parents like him (!!)
  20. For some reason, he sticks around. Go figure!

Aha, you’re married. This explains why my love for you remains unrequited.

I notice that yours doesn’t spontaneously go out and buy you cigars and whisky–and then share them with you. I extend my condolences.

well, i feel the need to weigh in here- and no offense to RickJay or anyone else who feels that their spouse is the bestest that ever was…but my honeybear is the most incredible wife that i have ever even heard of.
She is heartstoppingly beautiful, witty, funny (ha-ha, not peculiar), and utterly charming. She’s got a smile that puts the sun to shame, eyes that you could drown in, and a laugh that still sends shivers up my spine even after 6 years.
She’s a world-class cook, puts martha stewart to shame when it comes to home decorating, and is a heck of a web designer when she’s not at her real job of being the most incredible first grade teacher ever.
She’s also WONDERFUL in bed. she is the most energetic, accomodating, considerate lover, and i am lucky to have her. Even with work, school and our baby, our love life is fantastic.
she also shares all of my passions- cheezy sci-fi fantasy novels, web surfing, toy collecting, video gaming, a little bit of politics, and really weird humor (asshat being our new favorite word).
If she has any vices, it’s being terribly jealous and possessive of me…and well, considering the irony of having this sexy, wonderful southern belle fretting over me…let’s just say that i don’t mind at all.

anyway, YMMV…but for my money, i’ve got you all beat!

-Stonebow, husband to FaerieBeth

The man to which I am married is not only my husband, but is also my best friend.

He’s smart, funny, kind, and ultra-considerate. A great conversationalist, whether we’re discussing the latest * Simpsons * episode or post-modernistic sociologist theories. He works two jobs so that I can stay in a job that I love, but pays very little. He buys me tons of books, and flowers for no special reason. Every so often, I’ll come home to find he’s cleaned the house for me as a surprise.

We travel, go on hikes together, and go down to the park regularly to feed the ducks. Whether we’re out, or enjoying a day lounging at home, we have fun together. We build forts out of couch cushions, and have snowball fights. We never fight, unless you count wrestling matches.

He’s reasonable, and is fully willing to admit when he’s wrong. He compliments me, and always remembers to show appreciation for the “little things” I do for him. He leaves me love letters and takes me out on dates.

I honestly can’t imagine my life without him.

Hmmm. I’m afraid I’m forced to agree. But, the contest is not over yet.

Here’s why my wife, XJETGIRLX, is the Best. Wife. Ever. (Sorry, I hang out in GD, we all talk like that.)

  1. She’s cute. If you can imagine how cute a tatto of a cute puppy on Bubbles the Powerpuff Girl would be if she were subsequently tattooed on Battle Angel Alita’s bottom, in might give you an idea of just how cute my wife is. At any rate, she’s very cute.

  2. She is a hottie. She wiggles and jiggles in ways you simply cannot imagine, and has the . . . ok, you get it.

  3. She’s smart. Not just smart in a College Educated sort of way, but also with a great deal of common sense and the ability to remember virtually anything of importance at any moment.

  4. She’s naughty. Nuff said.

  5. She’s sick and twisted in ways that constantly surprise me.

  6. She’s creative and makes everything more beautiful than it was before she touched it.

  7. She has the most beautiful hair, in every shade you can imagine and in every style possible.

  8. She’s sensitive and kind to others, but not afraid to carve up the Christmas turkey while it’s still breathing if she’s hungry. ::grin:: FTR, she can eat more than anyone I’ve ever met and still remain petite. She a size 0, except where it counts she’s a 2. hehehe.

  9. She’s responsible and charming when company is present and responsible when company leaves.

  10. She can be wildly irresponsible when she wants to be, and often joins me in such behavior.

In short, she helps to make me the man that I am, and I couldn’t imagine wanting to be anyone else. :slight_smile:

All right, get a room you two. :wink:

She doesn’t like sports, but she also doesn’t mind me watching them, though she does like to make sure I am aware of her presence once or twice an hour while I’m watching them. She’s getting better at doing this during the commercials (eventually it’ll be boring commercials, but let’s not get ahead of ourselves here;)). I have found that golf is one of very few sports boring to me, and I have never found any substantial fun in playing it. So it’s not an issue.

She does still use “always” and “never” when they aren’t applicable, but it’s easy enough to tell if she’s joking. But there are some things you might have neglected to say about your wife that are very apparent in my hunny:

She loves to bake. Loves it. Makes batter instead of buying it.

Lounges around in not-much and doesn’t usually mind too much if I play (within reason) with her.

Has no qualms with, when we’re spooning, me putting one arm under her neck (she puts it there, actually) and me putting the hand on my other arm on her right boob.

The phrase (and I have yet to, given the circumstances, find any sexier) “I want you to be the father of my children” has come out of her mouth describing me.

Stuff I won’t tell my parents I’ve told her. Stuff I’d be afraid to tell a therapist or religious leader-type person I can tell her.

I can relax around her in ways I simply can’t around any other human.

And then there’s the stuff I haven’t thought of because I’ve gotten so accustomed to it that it seems normal.

My husboy Ryan has his birthday this week. He’ll be 25! I dont even remember when I was 25. Anyway…I asked him what he wanted to do, he said “I want to do something special for you.” Awww! Plus he knows what kind of tampons I like and isnt scared to buy them. After only 9 months of marriage too!

Well, its nice that you guys think you have the perfect spouse, but you don’t. I do. Marcie is perfect in every way imaginable.