Mmmm, pirate... |
It's a nice day, for a ghost wedding. |
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Probably a lot quieter....or would it be? If you can only hear him in your head, you wouldn't be able to block out his incessant pratter about trucks or other such scintillating topics. Okay, let's put a tick on the side of a real life husband - I'd much rather hear him in my ears than my head.
If he was in my head, he'd know my secrets. |
I think being married to a ghost husband would also put a new spin onto the phrase 'silent but deadly', but I'm not sure how the whole Dutch Oven thing would work any more. That may need more thought. I don't think you can escape the flatulence and self-congratulatory titters that accompany with them if you have a husband of any type.
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A distinct advantage to a ghost husband would be companionship. On the premise that most people that are married actually like and love each other, companionship is for life. If you have a ghost spouse, you get the bonus of companionship in the after-life. But then it goes without saying that if you don't like your spouse, this becomes a huge minus.
I think you would get a bit resentful over time though, because he wouldn't be able to do his share of the house work and yard work, and no one likes to feel like a slave, not even a pirate's wench..uh...wife. After all, marriage is about the sharing of burdens and responsibilities.
I was going to say that spooning in bed on a cold winter's morning would not be pleasant with a ghost, but this lady is adamant that they have a pretty fantastic physical relationship. I find that mildly disturbing, so I won't address the spooning.
Yes, I said 'physical relationship' with a ghost.... |
Obligatory cute cat picture while staying with the pirate theme. |
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