Caught peeing in the kettle.

Caught peeing in the kettle.

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H_Kan

4,942 posts

201 months

Sunday 9th March 2008
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911motorsport said:
rolleyes it would seem that I have caused considerably more upset than I at first thought. The spare bed has been made up and I am not being spoken to :-( except for when I went to remove the 'evidence' and was told to leave them EXACTLY where they are. Oh, and her lentalist man hating girl friend is on the way over to no doubt stir it all up rolleyes
Blimey does sound rather bad! Might I suggest that going and purchasing a nice shiny new kettle and a big bunch of flowers, with dinner at a restaurant etc might go someway towards you sleeping in your own bed tonight.

Toni, your advice really isn't very good. It's clear to pretty much everybody that the OP shouldn't have pissed in his kettle! So whilst the reaction is a tad harsh, it's probably justified. Going to the pub is only going to antagonise the mrs further- especially if she's got a stirrer type mate over.

Turning up with a replacement and bribes will show him to be a decent sort of chap.

But I probably would go and move the stuff to the bin rather then leaving it in the garden. That bit is going a bit far.

Scraggles

7,619 posts

226 months

Sunday 9th March 2008
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often go camping and use an old cracked 2 pint jug as a night jug - saves me having to go out and piss in the rain or something, left it full after an evening session, forgot to empty it and someone swiped it and put it on the table as cordial... Several guys then emptied it for me, some comments on the taste and the like, but no-one realised....

becksW

14,682 posts

213 months

Sunday 9th March 2008
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Autonotiv said:
becksW said:
I wouldn't want my hubby in the same bed after doing something like that, what would stop him peeing in the bed if he is prepared to go that low smile

She did him a favour anyway, if he couldn't be bothered to go upstairs to pee he wouldn't wanted to go upstairs to bed either!

My cat peed on my toaster once, I didn't realise until I had this awful stench wafting from it. I took out the toast which was soggy yuck and realised there was a puddle around it. Toaster was replaced the same day..and yes toast was chucked away smile. They would have smelt the pee had they tried to boil the kettle biggrin
eewwwwwwwwwwwwwwww, you let your cat on the work top?

hurl
Not on purpose! it was an open plan house. We'd just moved and he was a bit stressed (I was sharing with a friend who also had cats) so he took it out on the toaster (the one and only time!) it is common for stressed cats to spray electrical items (I have no idea why) He doesn't jump on side units aymore, his legs won't let him!

Autonotiv

2,673 posts

226 months

Sunday 9th March 2008
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becksW said:
it is common for stressed cats to spray electrical items (I have no idea why)
mmmmm nice!!!!!

SLCZ3

1,211 posts

207 months

Sunday 9th March 2008
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He doesn't jump on side units aymore, his legs won't let him!
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Because you chopped them off???, its what i would have done.
yikes

ironictwist

7,127 posts

207 months

Sunday 9th March 2008
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SLCZ3 said:
He doesn't jump on side units aymore, his legs won't let him!

Because you chopped them off???, its what i would have done.
yikes
Im calling the RSPCA now!!

On a sidenote, any men folk who happen to be stressed in becks presence, dont pee on a thing! For the love of god, HOLD IT IN!! Who knows what may get chopped off next! tongue out


Edited by ironictwist on Sunday 9th March 16:22

becksW

14,682 posts

213 months

Sunday 9th March 2008
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ironictwist said:
SLCZ3 said:
He doesn't jump on side units aymore, his legs won't let him!

Because you chopped them off???, its what i would have done.
yikes
Im calling the RSPCA now!!

On a sidenote, any men folk who happen to be stressed in becks presence, dont pee on a thing! For the love of god, HOLD IT IN!! Who knows what may get chopped off next! tongue out


Edited by ironictwist on Sunday 9th March 16:22
rofl No it was several years ago, he is an older boy now and suffers arthritis in his spine, he can't jump up that high anymore.

NDA

21,775 posts

227 months

Sunday 9th March 2008
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So what would balance the mojo here for the OP who pee'd in the kettle? Knock one out in the bin maybe?

I've never pee'd in a kettle, so don't really know what's involved in restoring the lost harmony.

Mojocvh

16,837 posts

264 months

Sunday 9th March 2008
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NDA said:
So what would balance the mojo here for the OP who pee'd in the kettle? Knock one out in the bin maybe?
You taking the piss mate?

MrMoonyMan

2,584 posts

213 months

Sunday 9th March 2008
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Ha Ha Ha Ha - Brilliant thread and thank you ever so much Mr911 for sharing!

Reminds me of a similarly 'mis-directed' piss I had a little while ago after I had been out on the sauce; My g/f had come to collect me and I was in some state. Went to bed proper pissed and got up the next morning with a heavy head. Went into the study and noticed all my clothes soaking wet and neatly folded on the leather swivel chair in front of the pc.
It would appear that at some point during the night I'd got up, gone into the study and folded my clothes and then forgotten the need to move from one room to another to pee.
Needless to say I 'went without' for a while afterwards and the chair got thrown asap. hehe

PS. My missus says 'serves you right etc etc'

missdiane

13,993 posts

251 months

Sunday 9th March 2008
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My other half peed up the wall in the bedroom a while back and got the log book of the Lotus wet, we'd only received the V5 that morning

Don

28,377 posts

286 months

Sunday 9th March 2008
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missdiane said:
My other half peed up the wall in the bedroom a while back and got the log book of the Lotus wet, we'd only received the V5 that morning
I can confidently say that no matter how unbelievabluy smashed I have ever been I have never, EVER pissed anywhere other than outside or in the pan.

Good God, chaps, is this sort of thing regular? confused

Mahatma Bag

27,428 posts

281 months

Sunday 9th March 2008
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I find the sink so much more convenient than the toilet, AND there is not of that 'leave the seat up/down/whatever' nonsense.


The only problem is when bits of sweetcorn get stuck in the plughole.



Autonotiv

2,673 posts

226 months

Sunday 9th March 2008
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Mahatma Bag said:
The only problem is when bits of sweetcorn get stuck in the plughole.


Thanks for that.

Gretchen

19,074 posts

218 months

Sunday 9th March 2008
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911motorsport said:
Don't get me wrong, I know the correct protocol. I would have opted for the sink if it didnt have washing up in it, and I reckon she'd have been just as able with the kettle; it's a wide one with a fold flat handle (and now I think about it..............)
I'd blame the lazy bh for not having done the housework properly in the first place.


Burnham

3,668 posts

261 months

Sunday 9th March 2008
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...yup, should have gone in the sink like the rest of us.

I once got lucky with a real stunner (I'm talking a good 12 out of 10 here) who, a couple of hours after we finally got to sleep, decided to get out of bed, pop herself up on the chest of drawers and let herself go.

I woke up wondering where the F*ck she was going (quite literally)...however, I actually quite enjoyed watching her.

I never told her what she did, I think she was too drunk to notice (maybe thats why I go so lucky in the first place!)


collateral

7,238 posts

220 months

Sunday 9th March 2008
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Reminds me of the Family Guy when there's a drunk guy taking a slash in the Griffin's grandfather clock and he says: "Hey man, your clock won't flush!"

Mrs Fish

30,018 posts

260 months

Sunday 9th March 2008
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Gretchen said:
911motorsport said:
Don't get me wrong, I know the correct protocol. I would have opted for the sink if it didnt have washing up in it, and I reckon she'd have been just as able with the kettle; it's a wide one with a fold flat handle (and now I think about it..............)
I'd blame the lazy bh for not having done the housework properly in the first place.
rofl yeah, its all her fault, she should be in the spare room wink

Wacky Racer

38,374 posts

249 months

Sunday 9th March 2008
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Burnham said:
...yup, should have gone in the sink like the rest of us.

I once got lucky with a real stunner (I'm talking a good 12 out of 10 here) who, a couple of hours after we finally got to sleep, decided to get out of bed, pop herself up on the chest of drawers and let herself go.

I woke up wondering where the F*ck she was going (quite literally)...however, I actually quite enjoyed watching her.

I never told her what she did, I think she was too drunk to notice (maybe thats why I go so lucky in the first place!)
yikes

SirSimon

6,808 posts

205 months

Sunday 9th March 2008
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you sir are a legend