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I hope that at least one person noticed that what he actually said sounds almost exactly like what he claimed to have said (that is, if said in a low voice). So there's at least the possibility...
Huh???
"Baby, you're making me hard." "Jake from State Farm." Assonance. That is all. I think the bastard is cheating, too. Shit.
Uh...no. That is not assonance. Also the huh was in reference to your poorly worded comment and not about what the OP said.
...then you define assonance, because my understanding of it is that it is simply a collection of similar vowel sounds present within a phrase or sentence. My original point was that the dude, in his attempt to be surreptitious, was too loud, therefore alerting his spouse, prompting him to utter a phrase that sounds similar using the same collection of vowels. I apologize if my original verbiage was difficult to understand. I was simply playing Devil's Advocate and pointing out a possibility. **** it. I'm done.
...I'd pretend to be on the phone and do that on purpose to play a prank on my other. Getting slapped would so be worth it.
So losing your spouse's trust would be worth it too?
-84 Eh. I can imagine that as something me and my crush would do. :o if your close enough with your spouse, then they would probably know automatically it isn't true.
I'm guessing he's cheating... I'm sorry op. I hope you can work things out and that he's actually not cheating.
I cant even be mad because this just sounds like a Troll husband who let the joke go too far. as in he"s not actually cheating.
Are you people insinuating that none of you have EVER seen that State Farm commercial??? That's EXACTLY how it plays out. Take into consideration the length this man might be going to in order to simply troll his wife. Let's not all assume he's a dirtbag, yet.
Um...in the commercial, the wife did not hear the husband say "baby you're making me hard." Just because the punchline is the same, that does not make the rest EXACTLY the same.
Maybe your husband is an insurance policy fetishist?! Google it, apparently this is a real thing. Jake really is a good neighbor if he is indulging your husband at 2am!
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So he's either cheating on you with a woman, a man, or he's just really enthusiastic about car insurance.
"And he's making you hard?"