Let's just cut the crap and have a good row
Jul 26th 2004, 10:17 pm
#1306
She's a bird, you know
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Originally posted by tiredwithtwins
oh good gracious.......dont get him going again!!!!! You know what he gets like....................
oh good gracious.......dont get him going again!!!!! You know what he gets like....................
Well he started it! I can't help it if I make him go all peculiar. Anyway Sue, we all know it's you he's thinking of in the shower. Or is that Gareth Gates (see his other thread)
Jul 27th 2004, 12:03 am
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Get a grip on yourself loose before the ladies do!!
Jul 27th 2004, 12:08 am
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Back onto the bird/bloke argument....
I return from a hard day's slog, knackered from aforementioned chest infection to find the flat a tip, no bogroll, the lightbulb gone in the bathroom and two sinks full of water that wouldn't drain. Since it was Mr B's day off, one might think that he could have sorted these things out for himself before I got home. But no. Mr B wandered off to the pub with his mates, leaving me to go shopping for lightbulbs and bogroll and then pull apart a maze of plumbing to fix the sink problem whilst answering emergency calls from work.
So by the time Mr B got home, the flat was clean and tidy, there was plenty of bogroll and a new lightbulb in the bathroom and the two sinks were working perfectly. I was still coughing my lungs up and had taken myself off to bed at the end of a very long and tiring day and what did Mr B say? 'Did you know the lightbulb in the bathroom's gone?'
I return from a hard day's slog, knackered from aforementioned chest infection to find the flat a tip, no bogroll, the lightbulb gone in the bathroom and two sinks full of water that wouldn't drain. Since it was Mr B's day off, one might think that he could have sorted these things out for himself before I got home. But no. Mr B wandered off to the pub with his mates, leaving me to go shopping for lightbulbs and bogroll and then pull apart a maze of plumbing to fix the sink problem whilst answering emergency calls from work.
So by the time Mr B got home, the flat was clean and tidy, there was plenty of bogroll and a new lightbulb in the bathroom and the two sinks were working perfectly. I was still coughing my lungs up and had taken myself off to bed at the end of a very long and tiring day and what did Mr B say? 'Did you know the lightbulb in the bathroom's gone?'
Jul 27th 2004, 12:08 am
#1309
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Originally posted by Covenant
Get a grip on yourself loose before the ladies do!!
Get a grip on yourself loose before the ladies do!!
In his dreams.....
Jul 27th 2004, 12:12 am
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Originally posted by bundy
Back onto the bird/bloke argument....
I return from a hard day's slog, knackered from aforementioned chest infection to find the flat a tip, no bogroll, the lightbulb gone in the bathroom and two sinks full of water that wouldn't drain. Since it was Mr B's day off, one might think that he could have sorted these things out for himself before I got home. But no. Mr B wandered off to the pub with his mates, leaving me to go shopping for lightbulbs and bogroll and then pull apart a maze of plumbing to fix the sink problem whilst answering emergency calls from work.
So by the time Mr B got home, the flat was clean and tidy, there was plenty of bogroll and a new lightbulb in the bathroom and the two sinks were working perfectly. I was still coughing my lungs up and had taken myself off to bed at the end of a very long and tiring day and what did Mr B say? 'Did you know the lightbulb in the bathroom's gone?'
Back onto the bird/bloke argument....
I return from a hard day's slog, knackered from aforementioned chest infection to find the flat a tip, no bogroll, the lightbulb gone in the bathroom and two sinks full of water that wouldn't drain. Since it was Mr B's day off, one might think that he could have sorted these things out for himself before I got home. But no. Mr B wandered off to the pub with his mates, leaving me to go shopping for lightbulbs and bogroll and then pull apart a maze of plumbing to fix the sink problem whilst answering emergency calls from work.
So by the time Mr B got home, the flat was clean and tidy, there was plenty of bogroll and a new lightbulb in the bathroom and the two sinks were working perfectly. I was still coughing my lungs up and had taken myself off to bed at the end of a very long and tiring day and what did Mr B say? 'Did you know the lightbulb in the bathroom's gone?'
sounds like a similar scenario in our house! I worked sunday night and had to stay up yesterday with the kids cos he was working. When he got in, he had the nerve to ask what was for tea.
bet if mr bundy is anything like my ex he wanted a bit of nookie that night too eh? and they wonder why we shove em off!!!!!!
sue
Jul 27th 2004, 12:12 am
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Originally posted by bundy
Back onto the bird/bloke argument....
I return from a hard day's slog, knackered from aforementioned chest infection to find the flat a tip, no bogroll, the lightbulb gone in the bathroom and two sinks full of water that wouldn't drain. Since it was Mr B's day off, one might think that he could have sorted these things out for himself before I got home. But no. Mr B wandered off to the pub with his mates, leaving me to go shopping for lightbulbs and bogroll and then pull apart a maze of plumbing to fix the sink problem whilst answering emergency calls from work.
So by the time Mr B got home, the flat was clean and tidy, there was plenty of bogroll and a new lightbulb in the bathroom and the two sinks were working perfectly. I was still coughing my lungs up and had taken myself off to bed at the end of a very long and tiring day and what did Mr B say? 'Did you know the lightbulb in the bathroom's gone?'
Back onto the bird/bloke argument....
I return from a hard day's slog, knackered from aforementioned chest infection to find the flat a tip, no bogroll, the lightbulb gone in the bathroom and two sinks full of water that wouldn't drain. Since it was Mr B's day off, one might think that he could have sorted these things out for himself before I got home. But no. Mr B wandered off to the pub with his mates, leaving me to go shopping for lightbulbs and bogroll and then pull apart a maze of plumbing to fix the sink problem whilst answering emergency calls from work.
So by the time Mr B got home, the flat was clean and tidy, there was plenty of bogroll and a new lightbulb in the bathroom and the two sinks were working perfectly. I was still coughing my lungs up and had taken myself off to bed at the end of a very long and tiring day and what did Mr B say? 'Did you know the lightbulb in the bathroom's gone?'
Time to tell the bugger to either start pullling his weight, or if he wants to continue acting like a child, then to go home to his mummy.
Gives all us blokes a bad name.
Jul 27th 2004, 12:14 am
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Originally posted by tiredwithtwins
bet if mr bundy is anything like my ex he wanted a bit of nookie that night too eh? and they wonder why we shove em off!!!!!!
sue
bet if mr bundy is anything like my ex he wanted a bit of nookie that night too eh? and they wonder why we shove em off!!!!!!
sue
Yep, but I quashed that one with The Look. Plus my scummy cough is really rather unappealing
Jul 27th 2004, 12:15 am
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Originally posted by bundy
Yep, but I quashed that one with The Look. Plus my scummy cough is really rather unappealing
Yep, but I quashed that one with The Look. Plus my scummy cough is really rather unappealing
Jul 27th 2004, 12:18 am
#1314
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Originally posted by Covenant
normally quite like a woman thats hot and sweaty, but ugh... Nasty!!:scared:
normally quite like a woman thats hot and sweaty, but ugh... Nasty!!:scared:
Charming! Typical male response.....No 'poor you, what can I do to make it better...shall I rub your back with Vicks and feed you Lemsips?'. Oh no.
Got my revenge though. Since I was entirely unable to breathe lying down, I spent all night sitting up coughing and spluttering and watching crap on TV. Much like Mr B when he gets in from the pub....
Jul 27th 2004, 12:24 am
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Originally posted by bundy
Charming! Typical male response.....No 'poor you, what can I do to make it better...shall I rub your back with Vicks and feed you Lemsips?'. Oh no.
Got my revenge though. Since I was entirely unable to breathe lying down, I spent all night sitting up coughing and spluttering and watching crap on TV. Much like Mr B when he gets in from the pub....
Charming! Typical male response.....No 'poor you, what can I do to make it better...shall I rub your back with Vicks and feed you Lemsips?'. Oh no.
Got my revenge though. Since I was entirely unable to breathe lying down, I spent all night sitting up coughing and spluttering and watching crap on TV. Much like Mr B when he gets in from the pub....
I was talking about your scummy cough! Anycase, goosefat was suggested!
Jul 27th 2004, 12:52 am
#1316
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Originally posted by tiredwithtwins
hey stewie!!
we might be neighbours!! Im in sheffield.......
sue
hey stewie!!
we might be neighbours!! Im in sheffield.......
sue
If you look out of your window and can see a "House for sale" sign in a front garden near you.....then that could be my house.
It's been on the market since yesterday......No offers yet....can't understand it
Jul 27th 2004, 12:58 am
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Originally posted by Stewie
Hi Sue
If you look out of your window and can see a "House for sale" sign in a front garden near you.....then that could be my house.
It's been on the market since yesterday......No offers yet....can't understand it
Hi Sue
If you look out of your window and can see a "House for sale" sign in a front garden near you.....then that could be my house.
It's been on the market since yesterday......No offers yet....can't understand it
hehe...there are aout 3 on my road!!!
good luck with it all...........
sue
Jul 27th 2004, 1:18 am
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Originally posted by tiredwithtwins
hehe...there are aout 3 on my road!!!
good luck with it all...........
sue
hehe...there are aout 3 on my road!!!
good luck with it all...........
sue
Obviously don't live on your road then.
I suspect all our neighbours are frantically ringing the estate agent now to see how much the house is on for
Only the next door neighbour knows we've applied to emigrate...but I'm expecting all the questions over the next couple of days
"Moving to Melbourne? What's wrong with Sheffield?"
Nowt!!!
Jul 27th 2004, 3:04 am
#1319
You sip .... I glug !!!
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Originally posted by bundy
Ha! Lured another one into the lair...shame it wasn't another girl. I'm feeling a bit lonely here on my own, what with Simone in Oz, Larissa in Greece, Sue....actually, where is Sue?
Ha! Lured another one into the lair...shame it wasn't another girl. I'm feeling a bit lonely here on my own, what with Simone in Oz, Larissa in Greece, Sue....actually, where is Sue?
S'Ok Bundy you're not on your own ... I'm back ... at least for a little while.
problem is the time zones. Everytime I check in to defend the girls you folk are all away for lunch or something.
Oh well, at least I'm with you in spirit (so to speak).
M
Jul 27th 2004, 3:54 am
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Originally posted by bundy
What's the debate then, you know, the whole future thing? Anything we can help with?
What's the debate then, you know, the whole future thing? Anything we can help with?
bundy, its very kind of you to be concerned and offer to help!!
however my dilemma is kinda money related.
I was going to resign from work so that i could concentrate on kids...twins start nursery in september so i gotta be at home to take them for their 2 and a half hours a day. Had lots of probs with lucy being upset when i go to work nights too, so dont want to have to do that.
thing is, i work part time - term time(24 hours/ week for 38 weeks), and if i resign the end of september im going to end up owing a huge chunk of wages.
perhaps with hindsight i should have resigned about 4 weeks ago, and i wouldnt have been in such a pickle.
but to carry on working is going to end up costing me in childcare......currently about 100 a week!
you see my dilemma?
i honestly dunno what to do!!
