Do any of you have family members that you can't stand?

[Edward J. Palumbo]

Every family has an individual or two (or three) who seems to have emerged from the stagnant end of the gene pool. You have the self-centered characters who'd throw anyone under the bus, the gossip-mongers, the manipulative personalities, the pathological liars, the nay-sayers and depressing people who contribute nothing to a conversation or family structure, the whiners and complainers, and they serve to remind us that we can choose our friends but we do well to maintain distance from some (perhaps several) family members, if only to keep the felony rate down. I have a handful of close friends, and I treasure those relationships. I have problematic relatives, and I am thankful to have outlived most of them. I limit my time with those I find repugnant.

[Gary Devine]

Small game sportsman, I think Safado was only joking with you. He did put "lol" at the end of his comment.
Many of us don't read every comment before we post an answer.
I don't think it was fair to give the man a minus three.
It’s just my opinion.

[small game sportsman]

safado, I clearly said I misread the question.

[357]

sure, there are some users some a$$holes and some folks i just can't stand but we make it work, and by work i mean i avoid them at all costs. now the in laws that's a whole nother can of worms.

[Safado]

Small game sportsman,
You are going to h$ll. lol

[Dcast]

To long of a story to tell but my sister-inlaw. Talk about a witch. Since my brother and her are separated but not divorced I actually have a relationship with him & my nephews again. Now if I could only get her out of the family, and get her hooked up with some other sucker to marry her, that way she can't taint the family name we all would be grateful. There are few people I hate in this world except for her and the POTUS.

[bayouwoof]

or "Thinking With The Wrong Head."

[bayouwoof]

PS: Ah didn't say ennything about homewreckin' hoes...

[bayouwoof]

WAM -

Thet's about it!

Ah seen him reel in a pass and trot into the end zone by himself in the Spring Game against the Varsity.

They redshirted him and used him for a blocking back!

They're all as smart as a box of rocks.

Birds of a feather, I guess.

Q: What does it say on the bottom of Auburn Coke Bottles?

A: "Open Other End!"

HAR HAR...

[country road]

You betcha! I cant wait for the bitc----I mean witch, to die so I can see what kind of handbasket they put her in.

[Treestand]

Almost every buddy has Out-laws in there in-laws...LMAO

[small game sportsman]

I just realized I misread the question. oops. haha.

[1Browning2]

A little more than a year later, I am still pretty displeased with my Uncle's wife. Nothing like finding out your grandpa passed away on Facebook because people can't use common sense to think about what they post on there.

[WA Mtnhunter]

Bayou woof,
I reckon if anyone was recruited by every team in the SEC and chose Auburn, he need not expect calls from the Mensa Society.......ever.

RTR

There are several in laws and outlaws in the family that I choose to not agree with most of the time, but I love my family. We were raised up together and taught to stick together no matter what.

[bayouwoof]

Ah reckon!

My Big Brother's new wife.

Butt Ah nevva said nothing.

I'm 6'4" and weighed 240 most of mah life.

Former Shotokan Karate student.

Could bench 350 after a workout without a spotter.

Butt if he had 15 more IQ points, he could easily be mistaken for a gorilla.

Got recruited by every college in the SEC.

Then went to Auburn.

How smart is that?

Outran everybody on the team as an 18-year-old freshman.

So Ah just stays 3,000 miles away.