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A Marital Rating Scale

From the 1930s. Among the possible failings of a wife:

Puts her cold feet on husband at night to warm them.

Fails to sew on buttons or darn socks regularly.

And no scale for husbands. (Hat tip: Mind Hacks.)

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Posted on May 14 2008 @ 9:24amAuthor Andrew SullivanCategories The Dish

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