Whoever you end up marrying is going to be one very lucky fella

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Whoever you end up marrying is going to be one very lucky fella

Post by digitalen » Mon Jun 24, 2013 11:39 pm

What does Father mean by the next sentence?
Whoever you end up marrying is going to be one very lucky fella.

Father: Look at this place; it's a pigsty. Your mom will have a cow when she gets home.
Seven-year-old girl: It's not that messy, Daddy.
Father: Whoever you end up marrying is going to be one very lucky fella.
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Re: Whoever you end up marrying is going to be one very lucky fella

Post by Bobinwales » Tue Jun 25, 2013 9:43 am

It is irony digitalen.

Not everyone understands the concept.

By the way, why are you posting in the Archive? Perhaps you should be asking your very interesting questions under the heading "Miscellaneous".
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