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Happened to my wife and I during her citizenship interviews. Brief panic. Mumbling - eventually she came out with, "he does something with computers". Good enou
by mbubb 16y ago
Happened to my wife and I during her citizenship interviews. Brief panic. Mumbling - eventually she came out with, "he does something with computers". Good enough for the INS
- dennisgorelik 16y agoGreat observation. That [lack of knowledge about husband's profession] reflects reality of most marriages.
- run4yourlives 16y agoCitation please.
- jbooth 16y agoJust use "many". Weasel word, no citation needed! "Many democrats were concerned with the Obama admin's decision to..." Bang. Asserted!
- Devilboy 16y agoNow I can truthfully write: "Observers say that many democrats were concerned with the Obama admin's decision to..."
- megablast 16y agoClearly you are not a journalist: "Experts say that many democrats were concerned with the Obama admin's decision to..."
- pbhjpbhj 16y agoOr for extra juice: "Our source, who requested to remain anonymous, wanted us to know that many democrats were concerned with the Obama admin's decision to..."
- gametheory 16y agodon't forget "for fear of recriminations"
- mirkules 16y agoor "because he is not authorized to publicly discuss the details"
- dennisgorelik 16y agoAssertion [of "most marriages"] is reached by appropriate interpretation of "lack of knowledge about husband's profession". Most wives would know name of husband's profession, but majority would not know more deeper things such as top 10 buzzwords. BTW, I'm not saying that such lack of knowledge is necessarily bad -- specialization in life is an important thing.