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Q: who is the boss in your household?shared? by who?

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I actually call my wife "boss" or "honey" in public all the time, but the only rule I have is you don't touch my computer or my money that I made before the marriage that is not in China. It's absolutely mine, no negotiation, anything else, the money I make here, what I wear, where I work, does not matter at all.

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What's your question? You and 'RetiredinChina' have a wont for useless and pointless questions.

Englteachted:

Somebody's butthurt using a different handle

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GreggCFTUFinch:

Really? How is that question China related? Nope. It's not. What, specifically is the user looking for? Oops! No specifics!

And you, Engteachted, are certainly one to talk! Always whinging about other posters and what they "get away with" whilst you maintaining the posture of the ultimate hypocrite.

Should we delve into the matter of alternative handles for posters, your down-voted posts seem to recover the balance pdq. How do you explain that?

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ambivalentmace:

I have to defend my friend "retiredinchina" , he hasn't posted a question since July. WTF man?

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icnif77:

I know, CTFU was remodeled to STFU, buTT ... what is WTF? ...

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