Annoying Partners
As a recent divorcee, it would be churlish to reveal what annoys me the most about my ex, apart from that unfortunate business with the crinkle-cut beetroot which tipped us over the edge. So, what winds you up about your significant other? If you have no partner, tell us about workmates. If you have no workmates, improvise with an annoying tramp
( , Thu 4 Aug 2011, 14:47)
As a recent divorcee, it would be churlish to reveal what annoys me the most about my ex, apart from that unfortunate business with the crinkle-cut beetroot which tipped us over the edge. So, what winds you up about your significant other? If you have no partner, tell us about workmates. If you have no workmates, improvise with an annoying tramp
( , Thu 4 Aug 2011, 14:47)
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I promised my ex-wife that I would never speak of The Spoon Laws on the internet ever again
THE SPOON LAWS
"What did you have for breakfast?" she asks.
"Err... toast," I admit.
"Did you use a spoon?" she demands, in a tone that suggests the offending implement has been found jammed up the dog's bottom.
"Why..." I say, struggling to find the logic, "Why should I use a spoon for toast?"
"I hate seeing butter in the marmalade and marmite in the butter. Use a spoon."
That told me. New house rule.
And so, the next day:
"Where are all the spoons?" she asks.
"In the washing up"
"And why?"
I count off on my fingers: "Butter, margerine, marmite, jam, marmalade, tomato ketchup, brown sauce, barbecue sauce, Chicken Tonight, Ragu."
"Is that all?"
"And the one I found up the dog's bottom."
"You disgust me."
Here is a list of other house rules I may have broken during my marriage. (Not included: "Don't wipe your itchy arse on the doormat, I don't care if the dog does it all the time")
( , Thu 4 Aug 2011, 15:10, 9 replies)
THE SPOON LAWS
"What did you have for breakfast?" she asks.
"Err... toast," I admit.
"Did you use a spoon?" she demands, in a tone that suggests the offending implement has been found jammed up the dog's bottom.
"Why..." I say, struggling to find the logic, "Why should I use a spoon for toast?"
"I hate seeing butter in the marmalade and marmite in the butter. Use a spoon."
That told me. New house rule.
And so, the next day:
"Where are all the spoons?" she asks.
"In the washing up"
"And why?"
I count off on my fingers: "Butter, margerine, marmite, jam, marmalade, tomato ketchup, brown sauce, barbecue sauce, Chicken Tonight, Ragu."
"Is that all?"
"And the one I found up the dog's bottom."
"You disgust me."
Here is a list of other house rules I may have broken during my marriage. (Not included: "Don't wipe your itchy arse on the doormat, I don't care if the dog does it all the time")
( , Thu 4 Aug 2011, 15:10, 9 replies)
If there were no rules, anarchy would run rife.
Especially in the cutlery drawer.
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Especially in the cutlery drawer.
( , Thu 4 Aug 2011, 15:42, closed)
I concur
I have moved from house where it is knife-fork-spoon to a flat where it is fork-spoon-knife.
I am utterly lost
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I have moved from house where it is knife-fork-spoon to a flat where it is fork-spoon-knife.
I am utterly lost
( , Thu 4 Aug 2011, 16:49, closed)
Oh Christ
my housemates seem to think that the pizza slicer, can opener and other oddments belong at the front of the cutlery drawer, instead of at the back behind the plastic tray
*and breathe*
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my housemates seem to think that the pizza slicer, can opener and other oddments belong at the front of the cutlery drawer, instead of at the back behind the plastic tray
*and breathe*
( , Thu 4 Aug 2011, 17:14, closed)
Clearly...
...there is an urgent need for some sort of cutlery drawer support group.
( , Thu 4 Aug 2011, 17:30, closed)
...there is an urgent need for some sort of cutlery drawer support group.
( , Thu 4 Aug 2011, 17:30, closed)
Holy hole in a donut
Jayzuz, you married the woman I escaped from. Congratulations for getting out of there before killing her with a massive wooden spoon of death.
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Jayzuz, you married the woman I escaped from. Congratulations for getting out of there before killing her with a massive wooden spoon of death.
( , Thu 4 Aug 2011, 15:48, closed)
I do rather enjoy your blog
But your ex-wife has always sounded like a humourless pain-in-the-arse to me.
( , Wed 10 Aug 2011, 18:35, closed)
But your ex-wife has always sounded like a humourless pain-in-the-arse to me.
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