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MSTRS
19th October 2006, 17:14
After last weekend's abortive attempt at 'helping' http://www.kiwibiker.co.nz/forums/showthread.php?t=37199
I thought I would try again...with the dishwasher....big mistake! Totally re-arranged.
Should I just stay in the gargre in future?
:innocent:
yungatart
19th October 2006, 17:17
Oh FFS
You'd think after 18 years of being together and washing clothes and dishes bloody near every day of that time, you'd have learned how to do it properly.
Ask for lessons if you don't know what you are doing - or just observe what I do - your 7 y/o granddaughter can do it - What is your problem!!!!
Rant over:love:
hXc
19th October 2006, 17:17
To answer your question, yes. And notice that the two viewing the thread are both male, and both live in the same house? Hmmm. . .Away from the laundry and kitchen, is where I shall stay. Except for visits to the fridge and/or pantry.
MSTRS
19th October 2006, 17:21
Blah...blah...mutter...mumble... What is your problem!!!!
The pinny is too tight and cuts off the oxygen supply to my 'parts'??
Bloody Mad Woman (BMW)
19th October 2006, 17:23
The pinny is too tight and cuts off the oxygen supply to my 'parts'??
Consider yourself luck you still have parts left!!
Ixion
19th October 2006, 17:24
Your problem is that you are approaching things from a chicky perspective instead of taking a bloke approach.
Now: faced with (a) a dishwasher and (b) a pile of dirty dishes, what would be the correct Kiwi Bloke thing to do ?
Obvious, ain't it. Take the dishwasher to pieces. Leave in bits for a few months whilst sourcing a few elusive parts that my be showing signs of wear. Meanwhile, she can do the dishes by hand. Sorted.
EDIT: Let this be a lesson to you young fellows. When faced with an household situation the Kiwi Bloke should always resort in the first instance to spanners. (The gas axe is reserved for particularly serious problems)
MattRSK
19th October 2006, 17:24
Crikey. Kiwibiker now offering family mediation services!
Maha
19th October 2006, 17:30
Crikey. Kiwibiker now offering family mediation services!
:killingme :killingme :killingme .....you need some *bling*......
Crisis management
19th October 2006, 17:39
Is this the Napier edition of "Days of our lives"?
Im sure it was Kiwibiker when I logged on.....
The Pastor
19th October 2006, 17:47
What ever you do, don't put normal dishwashing liquid in the dishwasher machine, unless your having a foam party, in which case invite me!
Edbear
19th October 2006, 17:50
What ever you do, don't put normal dishwashing liquid in the dishwasher machine,
UMM! Too late...!:innocent:
MSTRS
19th October 2006, 17:52
UMM! Too late...!:innocent:
Maaate....ya didn't, did ya?
There's room in my gargre for ya..
cowboyz
19th October 2006, 17:53
i had wednesday off and did 4 loads of washing to make the little woman happy. Then I remembered your thread and quickly removed all clothes from the line before she got home. Problem sorted. Clothes dry. worked for me. Browny points scored and I didn't have to put up with a lesson on how to do it "properly"
Edbear
19th October 2006, 17:59
Maaate....ya didn't, did ya?
There's room in my gargre for ya..
Well, you see.. we'd run out of the powdered stuff and I thought she'd got some new fangled liquid stuff to try... So bein' the helpful hubby type I put the dishwaher on before goin' out to work!:yes:
Gotta luv her though, she'd cleaned it all up by the time I got home!:love:
And I didn't have to sleep in the garage, I think she found telling all and sundry how dumb I was was very theraputic!
MSTRS
19th October 2006, 18:03
'Next' time try putting it in the rinse aid unit. Go on. Fill it right up. Trust me on this:shifty:
MattRSK
19th October 2006, 18:03
What ever you do, don't put normal dishwashing liquid in the dishwasher machine, unless your having a foam party, in which case invite me!
*goes off to put the dishes on*
This i have got to see!
Hitcher
19th October 2006, 18:04
One wonders why some people don't just talk with each other...
MSTRS
19th October 2006, 18:07
One wonders why some people don't just talk with each other...
And the way to elicit some humour from this would be?
Hitcher
19th October 2006, 18:15
And the way to elicit some humour from this would be?
By pulling a rubber dishwashing glove over one's head? Works for me...
MattRSK
19th October 2006, 18:15
Its Hitcher, just laugh at the fact.
dawnrazor
19th October 2006, 18:15
After last weekend's abortive attempt at 'helping' http://www.kiwibiker.co.nz/forums/showthread.php?t=37199
I thought I would try again...with the dishwasher....big mistake! Totally re-arranged.
Should I just stay in the gargre in future?
:innocent:
Oh FFS
You'd think after 18 years of being together and washing clothes and dishes bloody near every day of that time, you'd have learned how to do it properly.
Ask for lessons if you don't know what you are doing - or just observe what I do - your 7 y/o granddaughter can do it - What is your problem!!!!
Rant over:love:
To answer your question, yes. And notice that the two viewing the thread are both male, and both live in the same house? Hmmm. . .Away from the laundry and kitchen, is where I shall stay. Except for visits to the fridge and/or pantry.
I am correct in assuming you 3 live under the same roof?
If any of you 3 have emailed each other while in the same house, you should be smacked.
Carry on...
MattRSK
19th October 2006, 18:15
oar statrte doouing dis
MSTRS
19th October 2006, 18:17
I am correct in assuming you 3 live under the same roof?
If any of you 3 have emailed each other while in the same house, you should be smacked.
Carry on...
We draw the line at texting each other. Is that OK?
Edbear
19th October 2006, 18:21
If any of you 3 have emailed each other while in the same house, you should be smacked.
Carry on...
Mmmm! I'll just email the Missus and suggest it....
bobsmith
19th October 2006, 19:54
Bloody hell people, why bother with all the fuss???
Just go break a finger and then they won't mind when you don't do any house work!!! well worked for me so far anyway....
Maha
19th October 2006, 20:05
By pulling a rubber dishwashing glove over one's head? Works for me...
Dist twyied dat and iz thuck on my ed..........Dam you Hitcher, now i sound funny..:angry: :innocent:
Edbear
20th October 2006, 06:41
'Next' time try putting it in the rinse aid unit. Go on. Fill it right up. Trust me on this:shifty:
Mmmmm! Your eyes seem a bit shifty, are you sure it'll be okay...?:sunny:
MSTRS
20th October 2006, 08:09
'course it will. Would I put you crook? :innocent: Go on. I know you want to see what happens.
Swoop
20th October 2006, 08:40
i had wednesday off and did 4 loads of washing to make the little woman happy. Then I remembered your thread and quickly removed all clothes from the line before she got home. Problem sorted. Clothes dry. worked for me. Browny points scored and I didn't have to put up with a lesson on how to do it "properly"
You are wise in the ways of the force!!!
More education of kiwibikers, from your banks of knowledge, is required here....:innocent:
yungatart
20th October 2006, 08:57
One wonders why some people don't just talk with each other...
And, what, pray tell, would be the fun in that?
This way Mstrs gets to tell everyone just how hard done by he is and what a terrible, ovely critical, pedantic, nit picking, fish-wifely harridan he married, thereby eliciting the sympathy vote in bucket loads from some of you on here.
One wonders what the reaction would be should I, on returning from a little poootle on my bike, prak said machine across the bloody gargre doorway, thereby rendering the rest of the gargre useless, unavailable and a complete waste of space. My washing line and dishwasher is no different, you know, the available space must be utilised correctly for maximum benefit!
MattRSK
20th October 2006, 09:00
'course it will. Would I put you crook? :innocent: Go on. I know you want to see what happens.
So you want to come clean up my Mother's kitchen now? Damn im so gullible!
MSTRS
20th October 2006, 09:03
There is one born every minute.....
Ixion
20th October 2006, 09:04
One wonders why some people don't just talk with each other...
How do you do emoticons that way ?
Ixion
20th October 2006, 09:07
And, what, pray tell, would be the fun in that?
This way Mstrs gets to tell everyone just how hard done by he is and what a terrible, ovely critical, pedantic, nit picking, fish-wifely harridan he married, thereby eliciting the sympathy vote in bucket loads from some of you on here.
One wonders what the reaction would be should I, on returning from a little poootle on my bike, prak said machine across the bloody gargre doorway, thereby rendering the rest of the gargre useless, unavailable and a complete waste of space. My washing line and dishwasher is no different, you know, the available space must be utilised correctly for maximum benefit!
But look on the bright side. Dishwasher, clothsline and washing machine are all still in one piece, are they not?
Now, when my mother , many years ago, asked my father to move the TV set whilst she vacuumed under it, he promptly found an overpowering need to take it to pieces, then "borrowed" several of the pieces for another project of his. It was 10 years before she got that TV set back in one piece.
See how fortunate you are that Mr MSTRS is still a neophyte at Kiwi Blokiness.
MSTRS
20th October 2006, 09:11
See how fortunate you are that Mr MSTRS is still a neophyte at Kiwi Blokiness.
48 years and still working on it - good things take time....
hXc
20th October 2006, 09:14
This way Mstrs gets to tell everyone just how hard done by he is and what a terrible, ovely critical, pedantic, nit picking, fish-wifely harridan he married, thereby eliciting the sympathy vote in bucket loads from some of you on here.Are you trying to say that you're his 2nd wife? 'Cause in that case, why the hell didn't you tell me?! Also, the first one sounds like a bitch. Glad she's not my mother!
Can I stop greasing now, or will you let me go to Evermore and Pluto?
The_Dover
20th October 2006, 09:18
paper plates and disposable underwear
it's the way of the future I tell you
Str8 Jacket
20th October 2006, 09:28
paper plates and disposable underwear
it's the way of the future I tell you
Do you mean like Depend or Huggies type disposable underwear? Cause thats the first thing that I thought off when I read that. Can you imagine a motorcyclist with nappies on underneath their leathers?! Wouldnt imagine it would be a pretty sight...
yungatart
20th October 2006, 09:30
Do you mean like Depend or Huggies type disposable underwear? Cause thats the first thing that I thought off when I read that. Can you imagine a motorcyclist with nappies on underneath their leathers?! Wouldnt imagine it would be a pretty sight...
As in.. does my arse look big in these..?
hXc
20th October 2006, 09:31
paper plates and disposable underwear
it's the way of the future I tell you
'Course it's the way of the future. Students at universities have been doing it for years!
MSTRS
20th October 2006, 09:31
An excellent remedy for those brown trouser moments tho
hXc
20th October 2006, 09:32
Would definately keep you warm on those cold mornings.:mellow:
The_Dover
20th October 2006, 09:33
and you wouldn't have to stop to pee
hXc
20th October 2006, 09:34
and you wouldn't have to stop to pee
So, you're saying that we should be stopping to pee? Oh dear, no wonder people were looking at me funny.
Str8 Jacket
20th October 2006, 09:38
As in.. does my arse look big in these..?
hehe, maybe they could start making Ultra Slim, Slim, Medium and so on. You know for those self conscience types...
MSTRS
20th October 2006, 09:42
So, you're saying that we should be stopping to pee? Oh dear, no wonder people were looking at me funny.
Nah, mate! Its cos the bulge in your leathers is in the wrong place:doh:
The_Dover
20th October 2006, 09:43
So, you're saying that we should be stopping to pee? Oh dear, no wonder people were looking at me funny.
hey dude, it's optional, as is sitting down to pee.
I think they look at you funny cos your avatar looks strikingly like my one. scary.
Bloody Mad Woman (BMW)
24th October 2006, 18:42
What ever you do, don't put normal dishwashing liquid in the dishwasher machine, unless your having a foam party, in which case invite me!
You blonde too?? I did that - takes ages to clean up!! The other one is too much bubble bath in the spa!!
The Pastor
24th October 2006, 19:04
You blonde too?? I did that - takes ages to clean up!! The other one is too much bubble bath in the spa!!
Yeah I put it on and went out, came back and our entire kitchen was under foam.
Colapop
24th October 2006, 19:12
It aint that uncommon... The spa and the dishwasher... - who knew?? Apparently soap aint the same as soap...???
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