When I went to the grocery store and my wife (plus 4 daughters) needed feminine hygiene items, she would hand me the box/wrapper and instruct me to get THOSE. No substitutions allowed!
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2 comments:
No, the law should be against WOMEN asking men to buy them!
For the record though, I did once do an unsolicited purchase of tampons and Kotex pads... They make EXCELLENT battle dressings!!!
When I went to the grocery store and my wife (plus 4 daughters) needed feminine hygiene items, she would hand me the box/wrapper and instruct me to get THOSE. No substitutions allowed!
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