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I don't really yell all that much.  I think when I do yell, it's usually at inanimate objects that won't cooperate.

You'd think that we yell at our spouses the most.  After all, they say you always hurt those you love.  Surprisingly, only 31% of people say they've gotten into a shouting match with their husband or wife in the past five years.  Maybe we're too busy fighting with everyone else?

A new survey asked people who they've yelled at in the past five years.  Here's the top 10.

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Okay - There's really nothing "scientific" about this but the truth is undeniable.

Women hold on to stuff for a very, very, VERY long time.

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I swear, the people who run these "studies" don't know what they're talking about.

This one says that women would rather win an argument than have a day at the spa?  Is that really true?

On the other hand, the woman of the house does like to be right, eh?

Via Daily Mail

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This is the kind of nighttime bliss you can only get when you're married.  According to a new poll from Daily Express, the average couple argues in bed 167 times a year . . . that's almost EVERY OTHER NIGHT.  Here are the top things we're arguing about . . .

1.)  Hogging the covers.

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You know when you're having a fight with your husband or wife, and all of a sudden they bring up something you did like five weeks ago that's completely irrelevant to the fight at hand?  That's because they've been holding it in.  And that's not good.

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My husband is always gripping about how long it takes me to get ready to go anywhere but I swear I am always waiting in the car for him. I finally found an article to put this big debate to rest.

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Talk about a bizarre chain of events: Oscar-winning actor Nicolas Cage was arrested early Saturday morning in New Orleans on charges of public drunkenness, disturbing the peace and domestic abuse battery.

The arrest stemmed from an argument Cage had with his wife, Alice, about the location of the house they were renting.

According to a statement from the New Orleans Police Department, "Cage and his wife were standing in front of a residence that he insisted was the property the couple was renting. She disagreed, and Cage grabbed her by the upper arm and pulled her to what he believed was the correct address. There were no signs of injury on his wife's arm."

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