SideTaker.com Will Solve Your Relationship’s Biggest Arguments!
When I heard about SideTaker.com, I was instantly psyched—a website where you can lay out your side of an argument and then have your foe argue theirs, the winner to be decided by a jury of anonymous readers on the internet? Sweet! For starters, using the site as a reader is hilarious. Currently, these five arguments jumped out at me:
1. Is My Boyfriend Calling Another Girl (Who’s Cute) Considered Cheating?
2. A Couple Is Not On Same Page When It Comes To Having Sex—Who’s To Blame?
3. She Dumped Me Because I Played A Prank On Her—Was She Over-Reacting?
4. My Husband Never Flushes The Toilet—I Say He’s Lazy, He Says He’s Cheap
5. My Girlfriend Is Gaining Weight—Should She Have To Lose A Few Pounds?
Yeah, see what I mean? Awesome. So, anxious to try the service out, I tried to think of a good fight the fiance and I have had—we have little tiffs, though, not big, long-lasting disagreements, so the only thing I could come up with is our ongoing “discussion” about whether our dog should be in our wedding. He says no, I say yes. The problem is, the last time we “discussed” it, he got very pissy. So I didn’t feel like bringing it up again, even if just for research purposes. So I posted both sides of the argument myself, to see how users of Sidetaker would vote—I made a serious effort to tell his side fairly, so I think the winner is up for grabs (so far he is winning). Weigh in yourself or start posting yourself! [Sidetaker]

















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Kiki T
wrote on September 12 2008 @ 11:23 am: [report]
Invite the dog!
Amelia
wrote on September 12 2008 @ 11:29 am: [report]
Lucca has already voted. She voted for me, obvi.
c hadley
wrote on September 15 2008 @ 03:20 pm: [report]
These is no way this site is real - read the posts - they are all pretty well written w/ no typos.
Now go read Yahoo answers or similar. The average person on the Internet canNOT Type or spel. Ever.