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Posted on Wednesday, January 17, 2007 in Uncategorized

I hope I don’t step on any toes here, but I don’t think you have a wife.

There, I finally said it. I’ve been wanting to say it for so long, but I’ve been too fearful.

Jason, I don’t think you have a wife. I’ve never met her. And I’m pretty sure that when you talk about your wife it’s actually your dog. Becuase I only see pictures of your dog and of Johnathan…and I’m pretty sure you’re not married to him. I’ve seen his wife.

I just want us to have an honest relationship, thats all. If you’re not married we can still be friends…it just might be a little awkward if you call your dog your wife…but I think I can look past that.
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  1. arwen says:

    remember that time that you guys thought that I was making Seth up because you had never seen him. And then, in turn, I don’t think that Jones is your biological child because Jess was only pregnant for… like a week? Ha. I got news for you. Seth isn’t real. I made him up. Raj like joke’s on you, suckas.

  2. RoniZee says:

    Jason’s wife is real…I have met her. Unless of course she is actually a robot. Then I would have to agree with you.

  3. Johnathan M. Thomas says:

    I have a picture.

  4. Johnathan M. Thomas says:

    ok… i dunno. I must have done it wrong.

    try this

  5. rebecca marie says:

    i’ve met her. lots of times. she’s basically awesome.

  6. Rizzle says:

    Arwen, maybe you’re right. Maybe often times I do think that people’s spouses aren’t real. One of these days I’m going to be right and you all will be so ashamed that you didn’t believe me.

    In this case, however, now that I’ve seen the picture I’m remembering that I have met his wife…and it is most definitely not his dog. Me bad.

    I rescind all my statements.

  7. tara says:

    ryan, what did i tell you about judging whether or not other people have wives? jeez la weez.

  8. Jason Hill says:

    Ryan, this cracked me up. My wife is very real. I can assure you that I would not be half the person I am today without my wife. Here’s a recent picture from Christmas.

    I am glad you got that off your chest. Maybe now we can be friends?

  9. tabitha jane says:

    i actually saw and spoke with jason’s wife yesterday . . . so take that.

  10. tabitha jane says:

    also, for the record, before anyone begins to question it, my husband is also real.

  11. kaydub says:

    Not only is Krista real, she’s even better than Jason. Most of us that hang with Jason do it only to get close to Krista. She’s the real deal! She’s actually MORE real that Jas! Hmmm … now that I think about it, once one meets Krista, Jason appears much more … characterish; cartoonish. Hmmmm.

  12. arwen says:

    wait… that’s what Jason looks like behind the fist? See… I’ve never met him, so I just had to guess and… it’s nothing like what I imagined. This is neither bad nor good. just… psyching my mind is all…

  13. Jason's Wife says:

    Ryan, I am glad you remember meeting me. I can understand why you might think I don’t exist. Photographs of me are rare on Jason’s blog. I believe that the post with the most photos of me (with our dog, of course) happened before you joined the blogging world.

    I feel honored – and kind of weird – to have had my true identity revealed on your blog.

    Thanks for keeping it real (and Jason honest),
    Christa

  14. Jason's Wife says:

    Ryan, I am glad you remember meeting me. I can understand why you might think I don’t exist. Photographs of me are rare on Jason’s blog. I believe that the post with the most photos of me (with our dog, of course) happened before you joined the blogging world.

    I feel honored – and kind of weird – to have had my true identity revealed on your blog.

    Thanks for keeping it real (and Jason honest),
    Christa

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