Let's just cut the crap and have a good row
Aug 5th 2004, 9:36 pm
#1681
She's a bird, you know
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Originally posted by Covenant
Him indoor? still not pulling his weight eh.
Him indoor? still not pulling his weight eh.
How'd you guess?
Aug 5th 2004, 9:36 pm
#1682
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Hmmnnn
What's happening on the 7th August I wonder?
I want a rabbit just like Devons for my birthday.
What's happening on the 7th August I wonder?
I want a rabbit just like Devons for my birthday.
Aug 5th 2004, 9:37 pm
#1683
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Originally posted by bundy
How'd you guess?
How'd you guess?
whats he not done now?
Aug 5th 2004, 9:37 pm
#1684
She's a bird, you know
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Originally posted by Professional Princess
Hmmnnn
What's happening on the 7th August I wonder?
I want a rabbit just like Devons for my birthday.
Hmmnnn
What's happening on the 7th August I wonder?
I want a rabbit just like Devons for my birthday.
Aug 5th 2004, 9:37 pm
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Originally posted by Professional Princess
Hmmnnn
What's happening on the 7th August I wonder?
I want a rabbit just like Devons for my birthday.
Hmmnnn
What's happening on the 7th August I wonder?
I want a rabbit just like Devons for my birthday.
Whats happening?
Aug 5th 2004, 9:38 pm
#1686
She's a bird, you know
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Location: Yorkshire
Posts: 7,655
Originally posted by Covenant
whats he not done now?
whats he not done now?
Suffice to say that I am currently working a minimum 70 hour week. I really don't have time for the housework, food shopping, cooking etc etc. He is currently working a 20 hour week (his quiet time). Go figure
Aug 5th 2004, 9:41 pm
#1687
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Originally posted by Covenant
Whats happening?
Whats happening?
It's my birthday.
But I want to give up my job and work from home, writing and making things and everything.
Aug 5th 2004, 9:42 pm
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Originally posted by bundy
You really want the list?!
Suffice to say that I am currently working a minimum 70 hour week. I really don't have time for the housework, food shopping, cooking etc etc. He is currently working a 20 hour week (his quiet time). Go figure
You really want the list?!
Suffice to say that I am currently working a minimum 70 hour week. I really don't have time for the housework, food shopping, cooking etc etc. He is currently working a 20 hour week (his quiet time). Go figure
Bundy, as long as he thinks you'll let him do it, he will. Time to practice your khai-bo on him. You don't want another child on your hands.
Aug 5th 2004, 9:43 pm
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Originally posted by bundy
You really want the list?!
Suffice to say that I am currently working a minimum 70 hour week. I really don't have time for the housework, food shopping, cooking etc etc. He is currently working a 20 hour week (his quiet time). Go figure
You really want the list?!
Suffice to say that I am currently working a minimum 70 hour week. I really don't have time for the housework, food shopping, cooking etc etc. He is currently working a 20 hour week (his quiet time). Go figure
You want to go on strike and see how he manages. Just cater for your needs.
Go and stay with someone for a week, but tell him its 3 weeks and see what happens.
My hubby does all the cooking and I do the cleaning.
Not that Im much good at cooking anyway. Dont know what im good at?
Aug 5th 2004, 9:44 pm
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Originally posted by Professional Princess
Ohh you devil you.
It's my birthday.
But I want to give up my job and work from home, writing and making things and everything.
Ohh you devil you.
It's my birthday.
But I want to give up my job and work from home, writing and making things and everything.
Any road many happy returns!
Aug 5th 2004, 9:44 pm
#1691
She's a bird, you know
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Originally posted by Covenant
Bundy, as long as he thinks you'll let him do it, he will. Time to practice your khai-bo on him. You don't want another child on your hands.
Bundy, as long as he thinks you'll let him do it, he will. Time to practice your khai-bo on him. You don't want another child on your hands.
S'alright, I've perfected my roundhouse and will give him a good thrashing when I get home (assuming I can find home beneath the piles of laundry, ironing, washing up...)
It's all my fault for getting involved with an aussie
Should have remembered the Sheila-Bruce ethic
Aug 5th 2004, 9:47 pm
#1692
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To give him his due, he is trying. He's already turned one load of laundry pink, broken the bathroom sink whilst *fixing* it and exploded the vacuum bag.
Definitely trying. Very trying.
Definitely trying. Very trying.
Aug 5th 2004, 9:47 pm
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Originally posted by bundy
Oh don't I know it!
S'alright, I've perfected my roundhouse and will give him a good thrashing when I get home (assuming I can find home beneath the piles of laundry, ironing, washing up...)
It's all my fault for getting involved with an aussie Should have remembered the Sheila-Bruce ethic
Oh don't I know it!
S'alright, I've perfected my roundhouse and will give him a good thrashing when I get home (assuming I can find home beneath the piles of laundry, ironing, washing up...)
It's all my fault for getting involved with an aussie
Should have remembered the Sheila-Bruce ethic
(ducks head!!)
Aug 5th 2004, 9:48 pm
#1694
She's a bird, you know
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Originally posted by Covenant
See that Bix, Thats why we will always win! No matter what, they love to look after us, and complaining is just part ofthe game!
(ducks head!!)
See that Bix, Thats why we will always win! No matter what, they love to look after us, and complaining is just part ofthe game!
(ducks head!!)
Aug 5th 2004, 9:52 pm
#1695
¿Dónde estoy?
Joined: Jun 2004
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Originally posted by bundy
You really want the list?!
Suffice to say that I am currently working a minimum 70 hour week. I really don't have time for the housework, food shopping, cooking etc etc. He is currently working a 20 hour week (his quiet time). Go figure
You really want the list?!
Suffice to say that I am currently working a minimum 70 hour week. I really don't have time for the housework, food shopping, cooking etc etc. He is currently working a 20 hour week (his quiet time). Go figure
I'm a stay at home mum but I still went on a work to rule!
If clothes weren't in the hamper - they didn't get washed
If plates, cups etc. weren't taken back to the kitchen - they stayed where they were
I still cooked, cleaned (around what was on tables), washed (what was in the hamper) & loaded the dishwasher (with what was in the kitchen) -----
but guess whose favourite shirt (among other things) didn't get washed?
and whose plates etc (don't even ask what the etc. was) were lying all round the house after a few days?
