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The typical husband-wife scene :P

sde

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So the other day I was feeding my newts.
Like usual I chopped them up, and placed them on my newts float. And like usual my male came out first, poised and ready for a good feeding. But wait! What's this? Here comes the female, also poised and ready to have a nice feeding. And, like the usual wife, she proceeds to step on the males head. With that the male is scared off and does not end up getting much of the worms after all. Like I said, the typical husband-wife scene. :p.
 

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I think you've been exposed to poor examples of human husband-wife interactions:p
 

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Think more along these lines, Seth ;)
 

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