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Bwahahhahaaaaha...

why is tormenting your significant other so hilarious?

AKA how to find your self single

When he's horny she should say, "You shall not pass!"

Update: Tormenting ex-girlfriend with lotr quotes.

Reminds me of this video: What He Saw On The Star Wars Episode VII Set

http://videosift.com/video/What-He-Saw-On-The-Star-Wars-Episode-VII-Set

"Tormenting girlfriend with Lord of the Rings quotes"

...and the rest of us by not holding his phone correctly.

she is WAY out of his league and his tormenting her??????

Funny. Nice that she has such good humor.

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Adding video to channels (British) - requested by lucky760.

He must have some other sterling qualities because you can't account for their relationship based on looks or personality.

He probably has a crap load of cash, money makes anyone attractive.

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A balrog of Morgoth and Sift of the Week!

She used to be his little elf princess, but then marriage, mortgage and two kids happened.

That would explain the absence of that line from this video. Quoting LOTR all the time like that I'm surprised he even managed to land a girlfriend in the first place.

Sexist and judgemental. Nice

How is that comment sexist?

Assuming that women are in "leagues", and that therefore that this woman has settled for someone "not in her league" rather than having her own reasons for choosing a partner is sexist.

Not sexist to me.
He assumes PEOPLE are in "leagues", both men AND women...therefore it's not sexist. Maybe wrong, but not sexist.

The comment seems to be saying that men and women are in leagues, otherwise only women could be out of each other's league. Settling for someone that might be considered "not in her league" doesn't mean that she didn't have reasons for doing so, but even if she didn't have any reason, or even if she had bad reasons, there's nothing sexist about that statement. The same reasoning could apply to men. There's nothing sexist at all in the comment.

Okay, maybe not Sexist, but then it's either Misogynist or someone has an incredibly low sense of self esteem and doesn't understand how a guy could possible have a relationship with a pretty woman.

I'm thinking either someone is jealous or has assumed themselves into a class they assume the woman is in - and is jealous.

I guess it depends on the reason why she might be considered "out of his league". Because she's pretty?

Watching a video and thinking(passing judgement) if someone is in someones league is just immature when it comes to relationships(imo). People that think like that, or worst, actually say it out loud, i have to assume, have no clue about what being in a healthy relationship looks like. Of course my opinion and judgement on a comment like that is based exclusively on my life experiences thus far.

There is no such thing as "leagues," except to insecure little beta boys.

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