Mar 2011
1:53pm, 21 Mar 2011
468 posts
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Bru-Bru
When the dishwasher is stacked haphazardly. Look, you line up all the large size plates, using the space nice and efficiently with the help of the racks desighed by those clever German engineers specifically to cope with large size plates, and some plonker sticks an egg cup or a saucepan or two saucers the other way round in the next few slots - drives me nuts.
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Mar 2011
9:46pm, 21 Mar 2011
948 posts
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runningmumof3boys
haah bru-bru! youre lucky you have a dishwasher
1) when my boys hang their coats on the shoe cupbaord door handle and not the coat hook 2) when the boys throw their school shoes on the floor and not in the shoe cupboard 3) when the boys I open the boys packed lunch boxes in the evening to see theyve not only left their crusts but half the sarnie too! 4) when my husband hangs his jeans from the wardrobe door handle 5) the way the ironing basket is NEVER empty
haha i suppose i chose to have nice big family i should be happy and not moan
6) when i leave for a clubrun and my garmin says BATTERY DEAD (because i forgot to turn it off the day before!)
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Mar 2011
9:52pm, 21 Mar 2011
469 posts
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Bru-Bru
Oh yes. No 6, definitely. Also when you get to the end of a race, push the "timer stop" button, wander around, have a drink of water, put a nice warm top on, have a bit of a chat and notice - the ruddy numbers are still moving because you didn't stop it properly.
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Mar 2011
10:07am, 22 Mar 2011
11,484 posts
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chrisity
people who always leave a teaspoonful of food on their plate - it wouldn't kill them to eat it.
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Mar 2011
10:28am, 22 Mar 2011
13,118 posts
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Frobester
If their name was Mr Creosote, it would...
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Mar 2011
10:38am, 22 Mar 2011
11,485 posts
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chrisity
i think the wafer thin mint was after he had cleaned his plate.
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Mar 2011
10:41am, 22 Mar 2011
16,709 posts
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JenL
That's such an important detail, Chrisity
" 'ow are you feeling?" "Better. Better get a bucket..."
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Mar 2011
10:42am, 22 Mar 2011
11,950 posts
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Chromey
Love all the way....
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Mar 2011
10:49am, 22 Mar 2011
13,120 posts
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Frobester
Oh, beg pardon.
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Mar 2011
11:17am, 22 Mar 2011
15,353 posts
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Velociraptor
People demanding Calpol on prescription, I can cope with.
People demanding Calopl AND Nurofen on prescription week after week, AND insisting that each of their eight children has their own supply prescribed despite the fact that they can't muster up a hint of a fever between the lot of 'em.
And not feeling able, due to the culture of political correctness, to ask whether they're selling it locally, exporting it to relatives in countries where you can't get free medicine, or giving the kids a spoonful as a treat for good behaviour.
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