Ten Commandments

Ten Commandments






A long married couple came upon a wishing well.

The wife leaned over, made a wish and threw in a penny.

The husband decided to make a wish too.

But he leaned over too much, fell into the well, and drowned.

The wife was stunned for a moment but then smiled,

"It really works!"

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Commandment 1

Marriages are made in heaven.

But so are thunder and lightning.



Commandment 2

If you want your wife

to listen and pay strict attention

to every word you say;

talk in your sleep.



Commandment 3

Marriage is grand

-- and divorce is at least 100 grand!



Commandment 4

Married life is very frustrating.

In the first year of marriage,

the man speaks and the woman listens.

In the second year,

the woman speaks and the man listens.

In the third year,

they both speak and the neighbours listen.



Commandment 5

When a man opens

the door of his car for his wife,

you can be sure of one thing:

Either the car is new or the wife is.



Commandment 6

Marriage is

when a man and woman become as one.

The trouble starts

when they try to decide which one.



Commandment 7

Before marriage,

a man will lie awake all night

thinking about something you say.

After marriage,

he will fall asleep before you finish.



Commandment 8

Every man wants a wife

who is beautiful,

understanding,

economical, and

a good cook.

But the law allows only one wife.



Commandment 9

Marriage and love are purely matter of chemistry.

That is why wives treat husbands like toxic waste.



Commandment 10

A man is incomplete until he is married.

After that, he is finished.