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Ball Park Franks: Men. Easier Fed Than Understood {Giveaway} CLOSED

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If you’ve been following my posts referencing the “Men. Easier Fed Thank Understood.” campaign from Ball Park, then you know how easy it was for me to relate to this campaign.  Judging by readers comments on my husband is hard to understand but easy to love post,  it seems that I’m definitely not alone.  While I may get annoyed at the sometimes quirky behavior of men, I think the best way to live with it is to simply embrace it. I’m quite certain I confuse my husband as often as he confuses me!

Ball Park knows that the mystery behind why guys do what they do during “guy time” may never be fully understood, but when they get hungry, Ball Park products are a easy way to make them satisfied.  From kids to adults, hot dogs are great to have on hand and can be served in many ways such as our personal favorite, chili dogs!

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{ Giveaway }

One of my readers will win three full value product coupons for Ball Park Franks (up to $5.99 value each)

MAIN ENTRY: Tell me how the theme of this campaign, “Men. Easier Fed Than Understood.” holds true in your life.

Want more entries? (Of course!) After answering my question do any of the following and leave a comment telling me what you did. Each is worth one entry unless otherwise noted. Your comment is your entry so please leave the appropriate number of comments for each extra entry.

-Like Ball Park on Facebook
-Share or like this giveaway on Facebook (daily)
-Enter any of my other current giveaways (leave a comment for each)
-Like Baby Loving Mama on Facebook or follow me on Pinterest (1 entry each)
-Subscribe to my feed in a reader (1 entry) or by email (2 entries)
-Follow BLM on twitter and tweet about this giveaway (You can do this 2x daily! Must be at least 2 hrs apart)

#Win full size value coupons for Ball Park Franks @babylovingmama http://bit.ly/wQjiNK #giveaway

-Blog about this contest (at least 30 words) with a link back here (3 entries/5 entries if you include the a picture)

This contest will end on 3/21/12 at 11:59 pm CST. U.S. residents 18+ only. The winner will be drawn via random.org and will have 48 hours to respond to winning notification email before I draw another winner or do a live giveaway.

Disclosure: This is a sponsored post. Ball Park product and additional incentives were provided to me. All opinions are 100% my own and yours may differ.

About Emilie

Emilie is a Minnesota mom of three boys ages 13, 12 and 8. She loves to share recipes and crafts along with stories about parenting and travel. Favorite activities include watching football, reading, cuddling with kids and spending time in the kitchen. Not a fan of laundry, nagging, or drama. Join her here and on her dessert blog, ohmysugarhigh.com where she shares her love of baking!

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  9. Mary Beth Elderton says

    My Hubz is a “geek”–an engineer, computer guy, comic collector. My son is a guitarist, does origami, is graduating med school soon. My role is to keep them happy and fed and make it so they don’t have to worry about the mundane details in life—like grocery shopping!

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  17. nancy says

    in our family, when daddy gets home, we hardly even talk before dinner, then once the men are fed, talking can occur- it’s just better that way!

    Thanks!
    Nancy
    schaeferclan(at)sbcglobal(dot)net

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  31. Ann* says

    Men if you ask them what they want for supper they will say ” it dont matter” then when you make spagetti they say Spagetti again why didnt you make macaroni and cheese
    go figure

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  35. ellen says

    I have been married 26 years and am no closer to understanding them than when I first started- plus I have 3 brothers. Men are like kids at times and at other times they act like grown ups.

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  42. Jackie says

    I don’t alwlays sure of why, or understand, some of the things my husband does, but I am sure that no matter what I put on the table for dinner….he’ll eat.
    Thanks!
    jackievillano at gmail dot com

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  49. Jennifer says

    I work with all guys on the weekends and we have what they call “hot Dog Saturdays”. Silly boys 🙂

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  53. Andrea Williams says

    Living in a house with a husband and sons I can say that the only time it seems there is total peace is when they are all happily fed.

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  58. Nicolle B. says

    While my husband is easy to please once he is fed, he can be quite picky also. One day he’ll like a certain dish, while the next he protests to eating it.

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  66. Jonita Taylor says

    My husband is a very picky eater. I will ask if a certain item is ok with him for dinner. After the meal is prepared he will tell me that he doesn’t like it and go cook someting entirely different.

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  77. Jennifer T. says

    My husband is easy to feed. He likes most things; he’s not picky. But, understanding what makes him tick…that’s a different and harder thing to figure out.
    jtmagmom73(at)gmail(dot)com

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  96. Diane Baum says

    Living with 2 sons and a hubby, I find them to be the less verbal sex…they often grunt instead of using words

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  97. Erica C. says

    My guy will be super quiet when he’s hungry and as soon as he gets food, he is his normal talkative self.

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  100. Candie L says

    I have been married for 13 years. I have learned to compromise and not understand what he is thinking all of the time. Thankyou

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  102. Amanda says

    No matter what, my SO is always watching his shows- and never misses them. However, when it comes to mine, he doesn’t mind.
    magickalblessings26{at}gmail.com

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  112. ferriz says

    My bff guy friend will eat anything. I mean anything. Also, i think he has a second stomach. I needed help lifting something and he didn’t want to leave the house. I said “i have pizza” and he was here in 10 minutes. How they are motivated by their stomach is just confuzzling…

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  114. ky2here says

    Who would pass a great meal that takes hours to prepare for a freakin’ can of vienna sausages? uggghhhh

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  119. Cindy Merrill says

    When my husband goes shopping, he never bothers to compare or look for bargains- he just picks out the first thing he sees- and then when we’re walking out with the purchase, he complains about the prices.

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  131. Eileen Burke says

    My husband will eat anything, so easy, but understanding why he does the things he does, like refusing to throw anything away is crazy!

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  141. Susan Ladd says

    The theme “Men. Easier Fed Than Understood.”. I know that it is earier to fed my husband and son them to understand a man any day. I want to thank you for this awesome sweep and hope to win 🙂

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  144. Don D says

    Now wait a minute…I am a man and find myself easy to understand….however women? Now that is an enigma…lol.

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  157. kathy pease says

    my hubby and teen son love to eat yet i will never understand why they cant walk 10 feet to throw away a ravioli can or whatever they have devoured

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  161. Denise B. says

    It doesn’t apply at all in our home. I understand my husband completely, and he eats more like a chick! 🙂

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  168. Jessica T. says

    Ever since my son was a baby, I would feed him whenever he was cranky. I didn’t know what was wrong, but food helped!

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  171. Debra F says

    Oh yes, this fits…I dont understand how my husband can build an entire computer system, but claims not to know how to peel a potato.

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  176. Jennifer Paige says

    My husband is very impatient when he’s waiting for his food to be prepared. I think he would just rather eat it raw than have to wait for it.

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  179. stephanie long says

    The title of the campaign is hilarious! It is soo true too. I just don’t understand some men, but you can always depend on them to eat !

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  183. Melanie Montgomery says

    My husband will text me at work and let me know he orded a pizza, and he lets me think that
    there is some left, so I come home to an empty box….all because he’s embaressed to tell me he ate the whole thing!

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  190. Amy DeLong says

    hubby is cranky when hungry so we eat before discussing anything important
    ardelong2(at)gmail(dot)com

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  196. Lisa L says

    “Men. Easier Fed Than Understood.”..that fits my hubby perfectly. I cant understand a lot of his actions but I never have a problem feeding him!

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  199. Denise S says

    My husband will only eat a handfull of foods, so its easy to keep them in the house but harder to understand him.

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  203. Vicki D. says

    I don’t really understand why men, my husband, won’t discuss anything. Everyone talks about men having to read women’s minds. Well, let me tell you, it works the other way around also.

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  211. brandy g. says

    My husband will eat anything that you put in front of him and after he eats, he is usually in a better mood.

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  218. AlexisGrau says

    ha! They’re not very hard to understand, but they’re absolutely not hard to feed! My husband can be picky about some things (read: vegetables) but its easy to keep him satisfied at dinner time!

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    I entered the Seventh Generation Free & Clear Baby Products with Limited Edition The Lorax Prints {Giveaway}

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  231. crystal allen says

    i have been married for 16 yrs and my husband speaks and thinks on a whole different level from me but we get along great when his mouth is full of food and he can’t talk… lol clallen at ntin dot net

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