Classic from the Mrs! Vol 2

Classic from the Mrs! Vol 2

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Mothersruin

8,573 posts

100 months

Sunday 19th February 2017
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Vipers said:
Have I failed, the OH is looking for a topper for our mattress, and says "How much is five inches", she is looking at the thickness BTY.........
O/T we're looking for one as well and have no idea what to get. Such differences in materials, type, sleep experience and price. We just want one that's really comfy, luxurious and around £100. How are you choosing?

glenrobbo

35,299 posts

151 months

Sunday 19th February 2017
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They say thickness is more important than length. wink

Feirny

2,524 posts

148 months

Sunday 19th February 2017
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She went out last night and came home a little drunk, fast forward to this morning and she picks her dress up off the floor and asks "is this yours?"

PoleDriver

28,649 posts

195 months

Sunday 19th February 2017
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Feirny said:
She went out last night and came home a little drunk, fast forward to this morning and she picks her dress up off the floor and asks "is this yours?"
And was it?

Feirny

2,524 posts

148 months

Sunday 19th February 2017
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PoleDriver said:
Feirny said:
She went out last night and came home a little drunk, fast forward to this morning and she picks her dress up off the floor and asks "is this yours?"
And was it?
No, it was a few sizes too small for me. Possibly the girl's who left in a hurry.

Robbo 27

3,654 posts

100 months

Sunday 19th February 2017
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Classic from the daughter, few years ago.

She was out on the razzle one night with her friends, they walked past a advertising hoarding for a vacuum cleaner.

It said 'nothing sucks like an Electrolux'.

She got up on a boys shoulders and wrote on the poster.

Apart from Collette 07956.........

Collette got so many phone calls that week.

kowalski655

14,656 posts

144 months

Sunday 19th February 2017
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PH needs the rest of that number smile

From the daughter, again a few years ago,.."How do you spell DVD?"

mrtwisty

3,057 posts

166 months

Monday 20th February 2017
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Casa Twisty, yesterday...


Her - Are snakes reptiles?

Me - What? Yes...

Her - But they haven't got any legs.

Me - Err....

I didn't pursue it any further. That way madness lies.

(For clarity, she is a highly qualified, cultured, eloquent 31 year old. How these knowledge gaps occur is a mystery to me!)


HTP99

22,602 posts

141 months

Wednesday 22nd February 2017
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We have mice in the shed so I went out yesterday and bought 2 mouse traps.

Lately the wife seems to have gained some kind of conscience when it comes to vermin; recently she wanted to start putting out dog food for foxes FFS, she seems to have forgotten that one, thank god.

Anyway she said that she wasn't happy about mice dying, so I told her that I would set the traps to stun; she believed me!!

This morning I checked the traps and we already had a kill so I disposed of it, she asked if we had caught any mice, I said yes, it was stunned so I released it at the end of the garden, she believed me.

She then said, I guess the stunned mice may come back, however if they get stunned again they would probably get fed up and move out!!

glenrobbo

35,299 posts

151 months

Wednesday 22nd February 2017
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mrtwisty said:
Casa Twisty, yesterday...


Her - Are snakes reptiles?

Me - What? Yes...

Her - But they haven't got any legs.

Me - Err....

I didn't pursue it any further. That way madness lies.

(For clarity, she is a highly qualified, cultured, eloquent 31 year old. How these knowledge gaps occur is a mystery to me!)
She's obviously more familiar with lounge lizards than SWT's. wink

scratchchin Is her name Sal or 'Manda?

Sorry. getmecoat

Edited by glenrobbo on Wednesday 22 February 11:20

Mothersruin

8,573 posts

100 months

Wednesday 22nd February 2017
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HTP99 said:
We have mice in the shed so I went out yesterday and bought 2 mouse traps.

Lately the wife seems to have gained some kind of conscience when it comes to vermin; recently she wanted to start putting out dog food for foxes FFS, she seems to have forgotten that one, thank god.

Anyway she said that she wasn't happy about mice dying, so I told her that I would set the traps to stun; she believed me!!

This morning I checked the traps and we already had a kill so I disposed of it, she asked if we had caught any mice, I said yes, it was stunned so I released it at the end of the garden, she believed me.

She then said, I guess the stunned mice may come back, however if they get stunned again they would probably get fed up and move out!!
hehe

Robbo 27

3,654 posts

100 months

Wednesday 22nd February 2017
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My wife hates spiders, she doesnt scream or anything but wants them out of the house, personally I either thwack them with my slipper or put them down the loo.

She gets a glass and puts it over the spider and then a piece of card, either out the window or puts it outside. She may now be cured of the last option.

She found a particularly large spider, it needed a pint glass to cover it, she carried it at arms length, opened the back door, walked slowly to the lawn and opened the glass onto the grass.

The spider ran so fast to the back door it got there before she did.

havoc

30,099 posts

236 months

Wednesday 22nd February 2017
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Robbo 27 said:
My wife hates spiders, she doesnt scream or anything but wants them out of the house, personally I either thwack them with my slipper or put them down the loo.

She gets a glass and puts it over the spider and then a piece of card, either out the window or puts it outside. She may now be cured of the last option.

She found a particularly large spider, it needed a pint glass to cover it, she carried it at arms length, opened the back door, walked slowly to the lawn and opened the glass onto the grass.

The spider ran so fast to the back door it got there before she did.
rofl

Don't tell me - it locked her out!

Nigel_O

2,902 posts

220 months

Wednesday 22nd February 2017
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Robbo 27 said:
She gets a glass and puts it over the spider and then a piece of card...
I tried that once, but while I was fetching the piece of card, the spider got out from under the glass - it was stronger than it looked.....

Back on topic....

A year or so ago, SWMBO once said "that series you like is coming back - what's it called? Cheeky Bleeders?" (its Peaky Blinders for those that don't watch anything other than PH videos...)

SpeckledJim

31,608 posts

254 months

Wednesday 22nd February 2017
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havoc said:
Robbo 27 said:
My wife hates spiders, she doesnt scream or anything but wants them out of the house, personally I either thwack them with my slipper or put them down the loo.

She gets a glass and puts it over the spider and then a piece of card, either out the window or puts it outside. She may now be cured of the last option.

She found a particularly large spider, it needed a pint glass to cover it, she carried it at arms length, opened the back door, walked slowly to the lawn and opened the glass onto the grass.

The spider ran so fast to the back door it got there before she did.
rofl

Don't tell me - it locked her out!
Like Fred and Dino in the credits for The Flintstones.

bobtail4x4

3,722 posts

110 months

Wednesday 22nd February 2017
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I was thinking Dino too

kowalski655

14,656 posts

144 months

Wednesday 22nd February 2017
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HTP99 said:
We have mice in the shed so I went out yesterday and bought 2 mouse traps.

Lately the wife seems to have gained some kind of conscience when it comes to vermin; recently she wanted to start putting out dog food for foxes FFS, she seems to have forgotten that one, thank god.

Anyway she said that she wasn't happy about mice dying, so I told her that I would set the traps to stun; she believed me!!

This morning I checked the traps and we already had a kill so I disposed of it, she asked if we had caught any mice, I said yes, it was stunned so I released it at the end of the garden, she believed me.

She then said, I guess the stunned mice may come back, however if they get stunned again they would probably get fed up and move out!!
Get a humane mouse trap, then wave the still living trapped mouse in her face, once the screams die down she may change her mind on lethal ones

driverrob

4,692 posts

204 months

Wednesday 22nd February 2017
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A couple of relevant and salutary (but very funny in a Schadenfreude way) tales:
http://dailycaller.com/2012/12/06/old-man-throws-m...
and
http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2014/07/16/man-burns...

Hasbeen

2,073 posts

222 months

Thursday 23rd February 2017
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Some years ago mice in the shed ate the indicator wiring on my horse truck. My wife did not like me using rat bait to kill the little buggers.

A few weeks later her Toyota Cressida was running very rough when she left for work. The Cressida had the plug wires running through the valley between the cam covers. Mice had got into this, started building a nest of grass, & ate through 3 plug wires.

She was almost 2 hours late by the time I had got some suitable replacements, but still did not want me to put poison in the garage.

9 days later, when the mice repeated the exercise she changed her mind, & still checks to see the rat bait dispensers are full 7 years later.

Trevatanus

11,128 posts

151 months

Wednesday 8th March 2017
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Out with a lady friend at the weekend discussing the upcoming shoot for Jurassic World to in Minley Woods (subject to confirmation)
Apparently, the dinosaurs were "cologned" by Jeff Goldblum. She then corrected herself and said it was David Attenborough.
Had visions of them running around the woods with an atomiser full of fruit spray chasing dinosaurs...