Complaint Review: Jacci Mancini - Painesville Twp Ohio
- Jacci Mancini 1900 Kirtstone Terrace Painesville Twp, Ohio U.S.A.
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Jacci Mancini uncaring - noncommitted - Cat Worshipping - Wife Painesville Ohio
*Consumer Comment: Just desserts? here's hoping this poor lady realizes there's more to life than a man who calls her 'uncommitted'
*Consumer Suggestion: UH, LITTLE BOY NEEDS TO STOP WHINING
*Consumer Suggestion: Sandy, I can understand why your wife worships the CAT
*Consumer Suggestion: A MAN, A CAN, A PLAN
*Consumer Comment: Learn to make a sandwich
*Consumer Comment: What the $%&*^*!?!? Cat worshipping?
*Consumer Comment: Learning to navigate the kitchen.....
*Consumer Comment: You've Got To Be Kidding
Twice this week while on Vacation from work, I did not get served any dinner. I actually had to go to bed hungry on both occasions. I go to work every day and recieve only two off days per week. I don't have any knowledge of cooking and because I do lack this skill I don't do it. Get it? I require food at least twice a day, sometimes more when I'am off duty.
Sandy
Painesville Twp, Ohio
U.S.A.
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#8 Consumer Comment
Just desserts? here's hoping this poor lady realizes there's more to life than a man who calls her 'uncommitted'
AUTHOR: Susan - (U.S.A.)
SUBMITTED: Wednesday, December 29, 2004
This is exactly the sort of woman who, I think, would be far better off without the husband. I don't have any knowledge of cooking, either. I have knowledge of 'microwave'. Of 'toaster'. When I'm feeling really fancy? 'Foreman grill.' Using these three inexpensive implements and some items readily attainable at the grocery store--which, if he's on vacation, he should be able to get to quite handily--one can prepare a wealth of different meals.
Or one can just drive over to McDonald's and get a double cheeseburger.
Either way, here's hoping this poor lady realizes there's more to life than a man who calls her 'uncommitted' because he can't put a TV dinner in the microwave by himself.
#7 Consumer Suggestion
Sandy, I can understand why your wife worships the CAT
AUTHOR: Elvera - (U.S.A.)
SUBMITTED: Thursday, September 02, 2004
Cats are so wonderful...they clean themselves, they don't need anyone to spoonfeed them, they don't need to be walked, they sleep great without snoring, but they also show and give affection,
They are so much better, than you!
I would take the cat any day!
#6 Consumer Suggestion
A MAN, A CAN, A PLAN
AUTHOR: Sherri - (U.S.A.)
SUBMITTED: Thursday, September 02, 2004
Sandy, there is a book titled "A Man, A Can, A Plan", available at your local bookstore. Buy it.
You do know that there are things called "soup" and "chili"? There are even things like Spaghetti-O's and Raviolio. They come in cans. Once you master the art of using a can opener to remove the top of the can, turn can over and place ingredients into microwaveable bowl, open microwave door (you'll figure it out), put bowl inside (not the can or other metallic objects such as spoons or forks), close door and set timer for approximately 2 to 3 minutes. You can have fun watching the bowl go round and round as it heats. When the little bell goes "ding", open the door, pick up bowl (use caution, as it may be hot and cause a boo-boo on your little handsies), place on a plate, get spoon, place spoon in bowl and EAT.
You cannot POSSIBLY be that helpless. If you are, God help us all.
#5 Consumer Comment
What the $%&*^*!?!? Cat worshipping?
AUTHOR: Pat - (U.S.A.)
SUBMITTED: Wednesday, September 01, 2004
Sandy,
This has to be the most ridiculous post I have ever seen. It even beats the recent one from Brian in Everett, WA about missing one McNugget from his 10-piece meal. Are you sure you're not from Tupper Lake, NY? Posts of this quality usually only come from there.
And by the way, if you are Sandy, and the report is about Jacci (pronounced like Jackie?), then what is your relationship to each other? Mother/daughter, husband/wife, l*****n life partner?
Cat worshipping? It's in the header, but not mentioned anywhere in the post. What's that all about?
If this post is true (I think it is highly suspect), then you are a sad, sad person.
#4 Consumer Comment
Learning to navigate the kitchen.....
AUTHOR: Donna - (U.S.A.)
SUBMITTED: Wednesday, September 01, 2004
Sandy I have a few suggestions that may help you in your quest to eat dinner (on occasion) without the assistance of your wife.
(1) Walk to the kitchen, slowly or you may fall over your tremendous ego and open the fridge to find what is in that large cold box.
(2) Find something to put between two pieces of bread (i.e. meat, hotdogs, etc)or better yet find some peanut butter and slap it between bread.
Are you actually this stupid?
This is the MOST ridiculous thing I've ever heard of. Of course you could always stop by a fast food restaraunt and pick your self up something to eat, idiot!
Grow up or get your mommy to take care of you, I'm just praying you don't have any children to care for.. Lord have mercy!
#3 Consumer Suggestion
UH, LITTLE BOY NEEDS TO STOP WHINING
AUTHOR: Sherri - (U.S.A.)
SUBMITTED: Wednesday, September 01, 2004
If you are old enough to work, I am sure that you are old enough to feed yourself. You have heard of sandwiches? Not hard to make, trust me. You went to bed hungry? Your own fault.
There are times that I don't cook, or my husband will call and ask if I want him to bring something when he gets off. He's gained 20 pounds since we got married, so I guess he survived these traumas. And there is a nifty little service many restaurants offer called "free delivery". All it takes is a phone call.
I don't know what you meant by "cat worshipping", but if you perceive that she treats the cat better than she treats you, it could be that SHE perceives that the cat treats her better than you do.
You sound like a spoiled "mama's boy". I truly feel sorry for your wife.
#2 Consumer Comment
Learn to make a sandwich
AUTHOR: Julie - (U.S.A.)
SUBMITTED: Wednesday, September 01, 2004
Welcome to the 21st century! Women are not the designated cook of the family any more. If you have a wife who is kind enough to take care of your sorry butt then count your blessings!! My husband and I both only have two days off a week (like most people) and we both managed to learn how to cook..AND clean...AND work.....
What a sad little man you are. Does your wife have to change your diaper for your helpless little self, or have you learned at least to do that? I feel sorry for her.
#1 Consumer Comment
You've Got To Be Kidding
AUTHOR: Linda - (U.S.A.)
SUBMITTED: Tuesday, August 31, 2004
Let me see if I understand your complaint. You were off work for 2 days or more and your wife did not cook for you...is this correct?
If so, let me just say that I am a working wife and mother who cooks MOST days. Usually, when my husband has his days off, he cooks for our family. If I didn't cook, he would find something, like cereal or maybe treat himself to McDonalds. He'll even make salads, and sandwiches if he needed to. There is no reason for you to not eat. And blaming your wife is just plain childish.
If she is as busy as most women in today's world, she deserves a break from the house and kitchen too.
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