My inlaws are staying at mt house for two days.................

BAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAHAHAHHAHAHAHAHAHHAHAHAHHAHAHAHHAHAHAHAHAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA!

I don't know what you did but it must have been REALLY BAD for Karma to do this to ya.

Lol chris this sucks man, being ordered around in your own home.........

:dunno:

Hotel?

its only two days and dont #@%$#! too much or Joy might keep the joy from you:D
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Its not a huge deal, but.they invited.people over to our house last night without asking first.

Go into your kite room.... wrap yourself in a Charger, meditate and wait for wind......

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Originally posted by g00fba11 Go into your kite room.... wrap yourself in a Charger, meditate and wait for wind......

I sat in there this morning and tjought about which tricks im going to do at wwbb. I cant wait to ride out there this fall

Woo-sah

hop on a plane bro you can crash out here in Cali for a few days

my wifes sister takes advantage of her entire family,and they all take it from her. Well, its not happening to me. you guys know that i'm a nice guy, but i'm living my entire life letting her think that i owe her everything. i've worked hard to get a job and a degree so i can own my things.

I'm so tired

"oh freakin crap dude" ( ) that sux... my brother-in-law isnt my favorite person either... glad HE'S not staying with us

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Originally posted by flyjump My inlaws are staying at mt house for two days.................

Ah suck it up man, when you said I do, you said it to the family as well.
When the out laws move in and you get moved out, then you got the right to wine with your cheese.
I gave up 35 years ago and I thank the good Lord they haven't moved in yet. My biggest worry is having to change my fatherinlaws Attends when he has an accident.
Do what I do, Bar-B-Que for everyone and get drunk till they go home.:wee:

Sorry, forgot you haven't been married for very long. She hasn't trained you very well yet.:tumble::tumble::tumble:

Her family doesnt drink lol. I wish they wpuld, theyd relax a bit

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Originally posted by flyjump Her family doesnt drink lol. I wish they wpuld, theyd relax a bit

then drink for them.
You could use the excuse that they drive you to drink:singing::singing::singing::singing::singing:

You can come crash in the camper for a few days! I will leave the light on for you!

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Originally posted by bigkid Quote: Originally posted by flyjump Her family doesnt drink lol. I wish they wpuld, theyd relax a bit then drink for them. You could use the excuse that they drive you to drink:singing::singing::singing::singing::singing:

hahahahahahahaahahahaha

You can always just text or call me, I'll keep you entertained for a while. I'll probably be in school but that's never stopped me before :D

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Originally posted by bigkid Ah suck it up man, when you said I do, you said it to the family as well. When the out laws move in and you get moved out, then you got the right to wine with your cheese. I gave up 35 years ago and I thank the good Lord they haven't moved in yet. My biggest worry is having to change my fatherinlaws Attends when he has an accident. Do what I do, Bar-B-Que for everyone and get drunk till they go home.:wee: Sorry, forgot you haven't been married for very long. She hasn't trained you very well yet.:tumble::tumble::tumble:

Well said Jeff. Adam, this is among the first of many challenges.

Just make sure the guest room is never too comfortable.

Pop another beer.

You shouldn't have to take thier crap in your own house!!! Tell'em straight up, knock it off and play nice.
I guess we all have MONSTER-in-laws of some sort after we get married.
I always tell my mother-in-law (we're like oil and water) she'll always be my FAVORITE mother-in-law...and she says I'll always be her favorite son-in-law. I married her only daughter ;-)

Hahaha! Angus ill make sure theyre not too comfortable

In case I didn't say so earlier...

BAAAAAAAAAAAAAAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHHAHAHAHAHAHAHA (big inhale) BAAAAAAAAAAAHHAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAHAHAHAHAHAHHAHAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA!!!!

Look, just be glad that they don't live just up the street from you. How would you like you mother in law poppin' by unannounced while you're bare ass naked because you showered upstairs and forgot the clean laundry in the laundry room downstairs? I'll tell ya what, it sucks. The first time is kinda embarrasing. The second and third times are just plain creepy.

Sissy man! Your OWN home ...?

"#@%$#!es. There is the door. If you don't like it here, I suggest you use it."

I have been avoiding putting my two cents into this thread. I don’t want my opinions in writing. You and Her will figure this out over many painful years.

My in-laws are 4.2 miles away and I have to go there almost every single day. Unless I am BANNED AGAIN, then my wife has to go.

Also, my experiences don’t matter, because WOW!!! :o Feyd wins...

heres the kicker though.....we are renting their house from them because they got jobs in the next state and moved in two weeks. so we are renting it as a favor to them. sure it helps us since its a bit cheaper. so the problem happens to be that technically it is their house. so they like to use guilt tactics to make it work.

if i owned it it'd be a no brainer, but they think its ok since its theirs. we even did the paper work to make it legal. that's why i'm frustrated.

if it was my own, they wouldn't even be staying with me.

now do you see the problem?

#@%$#! that #@%$#!. Move out and see how they like having no tenants and no income.

Guilt-tripping is just another form of bullying and I #@%$#!in' hate bullies

HJey m8 do you want me to send some of that exotic Australian oregano

you can add that to the salad and then watch the fun that happens

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Originally posted by nocando HJey m8 do you want me to send some of that exotic Australian oregano you can add that to the salad and then watch the fun that happens

Hahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahaha

Hanging out with you Glenn is better than any any of the best beer in the world. Anyone whos met you will say the same!

I guess everyone has issues with in-laws at one time or another. Mine really aren't that bad, we will agree to disagree, and leave it alone. Then again we are almost half the country apart from each other so that might help matters. While we're on the subject of scary in-laws and lack of jewels......

A friend of the family probably took the most crap I've seen from his in-laws..Whenever his mother and father in-law visited they took over the master bedroom and the daughter and son in-law had to sleep on the floor and couch due to their lack of spare beds. Their dog had to be put in a kennel because mommy and daddy's puppy didn't like their dog. Our friend had an old truck he was slowly fixing up in his garage, the other garage space was for their newer car. When the in-laws came they would make him completely clean the garage,roll the project out of the garage into the driveway, and the new car was to be parked onto the street. Mother and father in-law often drove separate vehicles down, and god forbid their 88 Buick and 91 Ford half ton ever parked on the street. The in-laws went to bed before ten every night and would throw a fuss if everyone else in the house didn't do the same. Often they would call as they were just pulling into town, and the visits would last as long as three weeks in the summer months. There is a ton of other junk that went on, but you get the main jist of things. He was with her for 17 years, 12 of them they lived together, and always the same whenever they were around. He finally left her when he caught her sleeping with one of his old friends. The mother and father in-law called him the most childish son in-law ever because he wouldn't forgive her. To them it was his fault that she cheated, he should have been more supportive to her needs.........

... how about some of Drew's chillis sneaked into their meals?