t-post inside or out?

[forestcreature]

i thank all of you for reminding me why i am single...
only one decision maker... me

 

[Wingnut]

Some of us who are married don't have that problem either ... my agreement with my better half - on the place - is that I look after the outside and she looks after the inside. We've been here for 4 years and she hasn't finished unpacking yet ... so when she says anything about what I'm doing in the pasture, barn, shop, etc ... I just give her "the look" ...
So far I haven't had to sleep in the barn .... yet ....

OH ... this thread is on t-posts, isn't it? Well ... since mine is electric - and the horses respect the wires - a lot - mine are all outside the wire. Corner problem is solved by using 6-8" wood posts on the corners and intersections.

 

[njrqs]

Wingnut

We too have a similar deal.

Except that when I try to comment on the inside I get shot down, but when she comments on the outside I have to do what she wants.

Have I got a raw deal or what????

 

[MikePA]

<font color=blue>Except that when I try to comment on the inside I get shot down, but when she comments on the outside I have to do what she wants. Have I got a raw deal or what????</font color=blue>
Hey, that's the same deal I have. /w3tcompact/icons/laugh.gif

 

[Wingnut]

Alright, Alright ... <font color=blue> I confess. </font color=blue> My agreement carries about the same weight as yours does.
For some reason women seem to have a different idea of what an agreement means. She's allowed to say/suggest/demand whatever she wants about "outside" but even a sideways glance at a pile of newspapaers in the living room brings an attack, or an attack of tears.
Maybe this is why society degenerated from "gentlemen's agreements" and/or handshakes to contracts that aren't worth the expensive paaper they're written on?