View Poll Results: Do you use a washing up bowl in the sink?
Yes
6
27.27%
No
8
36.36%
I use a diswasher
10
45.45%
I don't know where the kitchen is
1
4.55%
My wife does the washing up
0
0%
My husband does the washing up
3
13.64%
Multiple Choice Poll. Voters: 22. You may not vote on this poll
Contender for most boring thread of the year.
Jul 20th 2011, 11:04 am
#18
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Re: Contender for most boring thread of the year.
We've always used a bowl before coming here but have since determined that a bowl creates greater opportunties for germs to thrive. But I get Polly's point - A single sink is definately less easy to manage without a bowl.
Jul 20th 2011, 11:17 am
#19
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Re: Contender for most boring thread of the year.
Jul 20th 2011, 1:56 pm
#20
221b Baker Street
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Location: Miles from anywhere, Victoria, Australia.
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Re: Contender for most boring thread of the year.
Jul 20th 2011, 2:00 pm
#21
Home and Happy
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Re: Contender for most boring thread of the year.
Jul 20th 2011, 2:02 pm
#22
Mostly Harmless
Joined: Dec 2009
Location: Semi-rural wonderworld, Brisbane
Posts: 15,109
Re: Contender for most boring thread of the year.
I don't use one but the Aussie version is bound to be:
- Of poor quality relative to wherever it was you emigrated from
- A gaudy colour
- Expensive compared to at least 70% of First World countries
- Cheaper when sourced via Poland on eBay
- Of poor quality relative to wherever it was you emigrated from
- A gaudy colour
- Expensive compared to at least 70% of First World countries
- Cheaper when sourced via Poland on eBay
Jul 20th 2011, 2:10 pm
#24
221b Baker Street
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Joined: Jun 2010
Location: Miles from anywhere, Victoria, Australia.
Posts: 14,125
Re: Contender for most boring thread of the year.
Jul 20th 2011, 5:49 pm
#25
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Location: Sydney
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Re: Contender for most boring thread of the year.
The problem is the kids come running when they see a camera. They then adopt Ice T type gangster poses, which isn't quite what I want to photograph.
Even worse, kids here wear very little until they hit the teens. Naked boys are better endowed than me, and the teenage girls at least wear panties but half should get a bra.
I try to cut them out of the photo for obvious reasons, but they just move..... Im deleting 20% of my photos to avoid getting arrested on the way home.
You wonder why I have a breast theme? I even see them jiggling down the road every morning on the way to work. Imagine the near misses...
Jul 20th 2011, 10:18 pm
#26
Crazy Cat Lady
Joined: Apr 2004
Posts: 65,493
Re: Contender for most boring thread of the year.
I am taking a lot of photos - stuff all else to do.
The problem is the kids come running when they see a camera. They then adopt Ice T type gangster poses, which isn't quite what I want to photograph.
Even worse, kids here wear very little until they hit the teens. Naked boys are better endowed than me, and the teenage girls at least wear panties but half should get a bra.
I try to cut them out of the photo for obvious reasons, but they just move..... Im deleting 20% of my photos to avoid getting arrested on the way home.
You wonder why I have a breast theme? I even see them jiggling down the road every morning on the way to work. Imagine the near misses...
The problem is the kids come running when they see a camera. They then adopt Ice T type gangster poses, which isn't quite what I want to photograph.
Even worse, kids here wear very little until they hit the teens. Naked boys are better endowed than me, and the teenage girls at least wear panties but half should get a bra.
I try to cut them out of the photo for obvious reasons, but they just move..... Im deleting 20% of my photos to avoid getting arrested on the way home.
You wonder why I have a breast theme? I even see them jiggling down the road every morning on the way to work. Imagine the near misses...
Jul 20th 2011, 10:37 pm
#27
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Joined: Dec 2003
Location: Gold Coast Hinterland
Posts: 2,359
Re: Contender for most boring thread of the year.
I don't understand this thread.
I've never had any trouble finding a washing up bowl in Australia, in fact I have two. A nice blue one in the laundry and a smart white one in the kitchen and it fits well into the larger sink of the standard double sink. I'm almost certain I got them in Bunnings, but it could have been Kmart or Woolies.
We often visit plasticware sellers as we use plastic laundry baskets (the white $3 ones) for picking avocados. One basket hold about 20kg of avos.
I've never had any trouble finding a washing up bowl in Australia, in fact I have two. A nice blue one in the laundry and a smart white one in the kitchen and it fits well into the larger sink of the standard double sink. I'm almost certain I got them in Bunnings, but it could have been Kmart or Woolies.
We often visit plasticware sellers as we use plastic laundry baskets (the white $3 ones) for picking avocados. One basket hold about 20kg of avos.
Jul 20th 2011, 11:50 pm
#28
221b Baker Street
Thread Starter
Joined: Jun 2010
Location: Miles from anywhere, Victoria, Australia.
Posts: 14,125
Re: Contender for most boring thread of the year.
I don't understand this thread.
I've never had any trouble finding a washing up bowl in Australia, in fact I have two. A nice blue one in the laundry and a smart white one in the kitchen and it fits well into the larger sink of the standard double sink. I'm almost certain I got them in Bunnings, but it could have been Kmart or Woolies.
We often visit plasticware sellers as we use plastic laundry baskets (the white $3 ones) for picking avocados. One basket hold about 20kg of avos.
I've never had any trouble finding a washing up bowl in Australia, in fact I have two. A nice blue one in the laundry and a smart white one in the kitchen and it fits well into the larger sink of the standard double sink. I'm almost certain I got them in Bunnings, but it could have been Kmart or Woolies.
We often visit plasticware sellers as we use plastic laundry baskets (the white $3 ones) for picking avocados. One basket hold about 20kg of avos.
