Housemates
Catch21 says "I go out of my way to make life hell for my shitty middle-class housemates who go running to the landlord every time I break wind". Weird housemates are the gift that keep on giving - tell us about yours.
( , Thu 26 Feb 2009, 13:28)
Catch21 says "I go out of my way to make life hell for my shitty middle-class housemates who go running to the landlord every time I break wind". Weird housemates are the gift that keep on giving - tell us about yours.
( , Thu 26 Feb 2009, 13:28)
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fair enough
I just assumed, based on 'nick'; but after consideration I too must have made an incorrect assumption. Nevertheless, I stand by my original point, friends are too precious to waste.
edit: and you think her scheme was complex? Try working on a UK deli counter or commercial kitchen. Traditionally the colour code for knives, cutting boards, and cleaning materials is:
# Green - fruit and vegetables
# Blue - raw fish
# White - bakery and dairy products
# Red - raw meat
# Yellow - cooked meats
# Brown - undefined.
( , Tue 3 Mar 2009, 23:50, closed)
I just assumed, based on 'nick'; but after consideration I too must have made an incorrect assumption. Nevertheless, I stand by my original point, friends are too precious to waste.
edit: and you think her scheme was complex? Try working on a UK deli counter or commercial kitchen. Traditionally the colour code for knives, cutting boards, and cleaning materials is:
# Green - fruit and vegetables
# Blue - raw fish
# White - bakery and dairy products
# Red - raw meat
# Yellow - cooked meats
# Brown - undefined.
( , Tue 3 Mar 2009, 23:50, closed)
my name :(
my parents gave my a boys name :(
nah she was a flake anyway. You'd kind of think that you can just live with somebody and not have a problem if you *think* you know them for 10 years. Turns out maybe she didnt really get my sense of humour, but im certain we had called each other much worse over the years.
I dont feel like ive lost anything other wise i may have fought to keep the friendship going, but by her non response for 6 months i kind of figured she cared less about our friendship than i did.
:wow im glad i dont work for a deli. Dont call your boss names, or something bad might happen!
( , Tue 3 Mar 2009, 23:55, closed)
my parents gave my a boys name :(
nah she was a flake anyway. You'd kind of think that you can just live with somebody and not have a problem if you *think* you know them for 10 years. Turns out maybe she didnt really get my sense of humour, but im certain we had called each other much worse over the years.
I dont feel like ive lost anything other wise i may have fought to keep the friendship going, but by her non response for 6 months i kind of figured she cared less about our friendship than i did.
:wow im glad i dont work for a deli. Dont call your boss names, or something bad might happen!
( , Tue 3 Mar 2009, 23:55, closed)
That makes sense, I suppose.
A true friend might not have taken it so personally. I know I've called some friends some names, and vice versa. It's never meant seriously, and we still get along great.
Still a little unsure about the swastika bit, though; even if her scheme did seem a tad OCD.
( , Wed 4 Mar 2009, 0:02, closed)
A true friend might not have taken it so personally. I know I've called some friends some names, and vice versa. It's never meant seriously, and we still get along great.
Still a little unsure about the swastika bit, though; even if her scheme did seem a tad OCD.
( , Wed 4 Mar 2009, 0:02, closed)
Colour coding
I'm quite glad delis have a rigorous system like that - it prevents cross-contamination, and protects people with dairy intolerance and other allergies.
Perhaps it is a bit OTT for a domestic kitchen, but it sounds like she was a bit germ-phobic and just trying to be clean. I can empathise with that. It's better than people using the same cloth for the floor and the dishes, isn't it?
( , Wed 4 Mar 2009, 0:28, closed)
I'm quite glad delis have a rigorous system like that - it prevents cross-contamination, and protects people with dairy intolerance and other allergies.
Perhaps it is a bit OTT for a domestic kitchen, but it sounds like she was a bit germ-phobic and just trying to be clean. I can empathise with that. It's better than people using the same cloth for the floor and the dishes, isn't it?
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