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Where brother-in-laws come from?
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anthony7777
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brotherinlaws, ive got 7 of em, i get along the best with the one that doesnt live in this country whom ive never met, the other 5 i see only on xmass sometimes and are very nice, the one id gotten to see too often and had stayed over for the odd weekend is the killer, total gluten, never picks up a check, most dangerous driver ever known to mankind almost got my sisterinlaw killed in an accident he caused, thinks hes james taylor but never plays the correct guitar cords, tone deff, sings off key, ALWAYS has a cold, once while we were eating used a linen napkin at a fancy restaurant to blow his nose, "my wife had to physically restrain me when he did that", always asking what i paid for things, can not change a flat tire use or own tools at all, has a new job every other week, i could go on for months discribing this monster, hes a sponge fa shure, i made it clear to my wife i would leave the house and not come back if he was ever again asked to stay over, ya had ta git me started?, now i need a couple of aspirins. :crazy:
