What does the OH do that really ****es you off?

What does the OH do that really ****es you off?

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Nom de ploom

4,890 posts

174 months

Monday 24th November 2014
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Slightly O/T but I used to get annoyed at a mate who never took his mobile out with him and left it switched on at home all the time...WTF.

its a mobile 'phone. mobile. geddit???

his argument was "if I want to speak to someone I'll call them".

antisocial prick.

Asterix

24,438 posts

228 months

Monday 24th November 2014
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singlecoil said:
Asterix said:
Phone, in handbag, on silent. What's the point? I only ever phone if it's something important or time critical. Never answers.
That could be why she doesn't answer. Problems. If she doesn't answer, the problem will probably be dealt with without involving her.
Nah - dozy bint simply doesn't know it's ringing.

Your example sounds like the classic Corporate IT Department strategy. Ignore the first request and the employee will usually sort it out themselves. It's only when its requested again that it's probably something they need to help with.

MadOne

821 posts

168 months

Monday 24th November 2014
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Mine is a very annoying hypochondriac. This is one thing I hate in a person. Yesterday the convo went like this:-

ME: Is the heating on, I'm freezing.
OH: Yeah I think it is. Oh you have just reminded me to put a washing on.
ME: How did I do that?
OH: Heating = hot water = washing on. See, if my mind was working properly I would have remembered.
ME: How is your mind not working properly?
OH: Well, you know with this sleep problem I'm having, it is causing me to become forgetful. I need to go and see about these things.
ME: We all forget to do things, doesn't mean we have to see a psychiatrist. Why don't you make a list?
OH: How can I remember to do the list?
ME: Do it first thing in the morning. I will remind you. Or set an alarm on your phone saying (for eg) washing on at 2:00 then when the alarm goes off check your to do list.
OH: How will I remember to set the alarm with the way my mind is?
ME: Set it at the same time as you write your to do list.
OH: What if I don't want to?
ME: THEN THAT IS YOUR F****ING CHOICE THEN ISN'T IT? There is nothing wrong with you that you can't solve.

I then left the house and went for a long walk. This is what I have to listen to day in day out - excuses for not doing things. AAAAARRRRGH.

mikerons88

239 posts

113 months

Monday 24th November 2014
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Some of you guys seem to have anger issues.

MartG

20,677 posts

204 months

Monday 24th November 2014
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mikerons88 said:
Some of you guys seem to have anger issues.
Only when provoked wink

Ari

19,347 posts

215 months

Monday 24th November 2014
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dave123456 said:
Ari said:
dave123456 said:
burglar drawers.... occasionally effort is made to shut a drawer, however something was in the way so just stays hanging out, but more often than not they are just left wide open.
Why? confused
probably the same reason for most of the other perplexing activities documented within this thread, it's easier than shutting it.

I find it astounding that some women plunder their blokes' bank account etc etc.

if I knew why i'd not have listed it here!
How bone idle do you have to be to not want to bother to shut drawers that you've opened? biggrin

dave123456

1,854 posts

147 months

Monday 24th November 2014
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MadOne said:
Mine is a very annoying hypochondriac. This is one thing I hate in a person. Yesterday the convo went like this:-

ME: Is the heating on, I'm freezing.
OH: Yeah I think it is. Oh you have just reminded me to put a washing on.
ME: How did I do that?
OH: Heating = hot water = washing on. See, if my mind was working properly I would have remembered.
ME: How is your mind not working properly?
OH: Well, you know with this sleep problem I'm having, it is causing me to become forgetful. I need to go and see about these things.
ME: We all forget to do things, doesn't mean we have to see a psychiatrist. Why don't you make a list?
OH: How can I remember to do the list?
ME: Do it first thing in the morning. I will remind you. Or set an alarm on your phone saying (for eg) washing on at 2:00 then when the alarm goes off check your to do list.
OH: How will I remember to set the alarm with the way my mind is?
ME: Set it at the same time as you write your to do list.
OH: What if I don't want to?
ME: THEN THAT IS YOUR F****ING CHOICE THEN ISN'T IT? There is nothing wrong with you that you can't solve.

I then left the house and went for a long walk. This is what I have to listen to day in day out - excuses for not doing things. AAAAARRRRGH.
Ari said:
How bone idle do you have to be to not want to bother to shut drawers that you've opened? biggrin
i'll put up with drawers being left open...

Rick101

6,969 posts

150 months

Tuesday 25th November 2014
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It is absolutely true that when men have a problem they look for a solution. When women have a problem they want sympathy.

I've given up on offering solutions to my Mrs. She's not interested in fixing it as all, much prefers to have a whinge.

NailedOn

3,114 posts

235 months

Tuesday 25th November 2014
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I love this thread.
I now appreciate that my wife was right all along.
I AM married to a goddess.

How and why do guys find these women?
Why did you marry them?
Oh, and do you clear your browsing history after posting about her?

lord trumpton

7,396 posts

126 months

Tuesday 25th November 2014
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Another minor one is her insistence on hanging the tea towel over the rail on the front of the cooker. The rail is about 1m long with a clock just behind it on the RHS. She always covers the clock with it. Minor but annoying


DanB7290

5,535 posts

190 months

Tuesday 25th November 2014
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singlecoil said:
anonymous said:
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Sounds like depression to me too.
It might well be, but she's perked up since her friend came back from working offshore and they've gone out doing girly things quite a bit. Still no attempt at getting a new job though

singlecoil

33,606 posts

246 months

Tuesday 25th November 2014
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DanB7290 said:
singlecoil said:
anonymous said:
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Sounds like depression to me too.
It might well be, but she's perked up since her friend came back from working offshore and they've gone out doing girly things quite a bit. Still no attempt at getting a new job though
If she doesn't ask for a job, she can't be turned down. Loss of confidence? Or maybe she likes not working and there's no pressing need for her to do so?

JimmyConwayNW

3,065 posts

125 months

Tuesday 25th November 2014
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I don't know if anyone else's mrs does this but this one is really annoying me.
Has a thing about lamps rather than the proper lights. In the kitchen leaves the cooker light that is built into the extractor fan above the hobs on plus a lamp. If I walk in and turn the light on she gets really angry like I've just shone a laser pen in her eyes or something.

BrabusMog

20,146 posts

186 months

Wednesday 26th November 2014
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JimmyConwayNW said:
If I walk in and turn the light on she gets really angry like I've just shone a laser pen in her eyes or something.
hehe Have you ever actually done this?

Ari

19,347 posts

215 months

Monday 1st December 2014
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Ok, I've got one. 'Putting things in to soak'.

Only they're not, are they? They're sort of half in, or quarter in, and all jammed in so you have to pull them out dripping wet but 3/4 covered in baked on food. You can't dry them because they're not clean, you can't put them down because they're dripping wet and you can't put them in the sink because it's rammed full with 'things that have been put in to soak'! mad

I actually took a quick phone snap last night - look at the top one that's been 'put in to soak', it's not even touching the bloody water! biggrin






Also, washing up liquid comes with a little cap on it. Tht's because it is not single use! You can save some for the next time you wash up.

SQUIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIRT!

Suds in the sink afterwards for days!

We do have a dishwasher also. A very handy device, you load a few dirty dishes in, then pull out whatever you need a day or two later, wash it by hand, use it and put it back in the machine. After a few days enough collateral has built up to 'send it off', but not till everything in it has been out, washed, used and reloaded at least twice! biggrin

singlecoil

33,606 posts

246 months

Monday 1st December 2014
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Ari said:
Ok, I've got one. 'Putting things in to soak'...
I laughed, externally.

Killer2005

19,640 posts

228 months

Tuesday 2nd December 2014
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Me: What time do you me home for tea?
Mrs: Anytime, just let me know when setting off

Much later.....
Mrs: Why weren't you home until 6:45 and we had to eat late?
Me: banghead

And I'm on the sofa with the dog tonight

nagsheadwarrior

2,781 posts

179 months

Tuesday 2nd December 2014
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Borrows my car while hers is off the road and smokes in it, she seriously thinks this is ok.

I'm fuming and an actually going to sell the car when I get it back.

5potTurbo

12,532 posts

168 months

Tuesday 2nd December 2014
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nagsheadwarrior said:
Borrows my car while hers is off the road and smokes in it, she seriously thinks this is ok.

I'm fuming and an actually going to sell the car when I get it back.
If you're not a smoker, that would really piss me off too.
Keep the car, but get her to pay for it to be professionally valeted, and get rid of the wife!

toon10

6,183 posts

157 months

Tuesday 2nd December 2014
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nagsheadwarrior said:
Borrows my car while hers is off the road and smokes in it, she seriously thinks this is ok.

I'm fuming and an actually going to sell the car when I get it back.
I don't get why anyone smokes in a car or a house. I was a smoker for years but if I was in the car, I'd park up and have one outside. It's so hard to get rid of the stink.