If a man answers a question, and his wife is not there to correct him...is he still wrong?

Answer 1

Yep... it's written somewhere (probably on the other stone tablet that Moses left on the Mountain): The Husband is always wrong

- simple fact of life

Answer 2

I'm a woman and I am married and to me what you're ask is not right. A man can say yes or no and be right even if is wife isn't there. Now don't get me wrong They may not like it but the do not have the right to make there husbands feel like one of there kids!!Every person has a right to have there say

Answer 3

Yes, because when he gets home, the questioner will have spoken with his wife. His wife will have spoken with an unknown woman in the grocery store who by virtue of being female knows more than the poor man will ever know and therefore the unknown woman's answer will take precedence.

The corollary to this question is, "If a father is speaking and no one is listening, is he really talking?" Fathers of teenagers know of what I speak.

Answer 4

Unfortunately, yes. The fact that the woman isn't there to hear the ignorance does not make the answer correct :)

Answer 5

Why does he need his wife to correct him?

Answer 6

9 times out of 10 , yup

Answer 7

What ever my answer may be, my wife will tell me it is wrong, so it's pointless for me to have even responded!

Answer 8

No, he is not wrong. If a tree falls in a forest, and there is no one there to hear it, it does not make a sound. Similarly, it ain't a crime if you don't get caught. That's how it is, homey, like it or not.

Answer 9

of course grasshopper
you are obviously into zen this is along the lines of=if a tree falls in a forest and no one hears it does it still make a noise

Answer 10

well not always some times he can be right and others he can be wrong but his wife isn't always right either