Apr 2015
2:31pm, 10 Apr 2015
20,510 posts
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Lady Fleecy of Mudshire
My husband has bin blindness for all sorts of bins, perhaps yours has developed the same affliction, MrsV?
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Apr 2015
3:42pm, 10 Apr 2015
595 posts
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Sazzahazza
OH puts empty jars back on the shelf and empty milk cartons in the fridge, so that the fairies can come to our house and replenish in time to make his cup of tea.
I feel like smashing the empty jars every time I have the pelasure of finding them!
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Apr 2015
3:45pm, 10 Apr 2015
20,515 posts
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Lady Fleecy of Mudshire
My kids put the empty crisp packet back in the cupboard, even though I've told them that if I see packaging in the cupboard I assume that we have plenty of food and I don't need to go shopping... Anyway, must get off the sofa and mow this lawn!
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Apr 2015
3:48pm, 10 Apr 2015
3,746 posts
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Wine Legs
Ah... I have a husband that gets things out...but doesn't put them away. And if he does put them away, it will be in a different place from where he got them from in the first place. Which is where he will look next time he needs something, and then moan that we have run out. He also finishes stuff and wonders why it's not magically replenished.
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Apr 2015
3:58pm, 10 Apr 2015
32,328 posts
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Velociraptor
My husband is, of course, perfect
It's a household joke that two of the wee-raptors will deliberately leave a spoonful of dinner in the pan or a few shreds of cheese in the box so that they don't have to be the one to wash the pan/grate more cheese/put the biscuit wrapper in the bin/whatever.
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Apr 2015
4:54pm, 10 Apr 2015
3,747 posts
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Wine Legs
Mum used to tell us off if we ate the last tim tam, irrelevant of who ate the rest of the packet. So I started eating them from the back and carefully sliding the plastic back in
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Apr 2015
10:24pm, 10 Apr 2015
24,445 posts
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idio
That flashing congratulations advert with the twatty smiley face.
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Apr 2015
11:38am, 11 Apr 2015
4,452 posts
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CStar
I feel your pain Fleecy/SH/WL !
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Apr 2015
7:24pm, 11 Apr 2015
5,569 posts
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Duchess
Car salesmen. Seriously, do people really come in and buy a new car woo it going away to think about it? Stop being so bloody pushy.
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Apr 2015
7:46pm, 11 Apr 2015
20,535 posts
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Lady Fleecy of Mudshire
[we had the opposite, Mr fleecy went in wanting to buy a car once and they ignored him completely cos he wasn't dressed like someone who wanted to buy a car]
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