Classic from the Mrs! Vol 2

Classic from the Mrs! Vol 2

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Error_404_Username_not_found

2,257 posts

52 months

Saturday 27th January
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Pit Pony said:
My son was redoing one of his bathrooms, I suggested electric shower, just in case the combi boiler broke one day.
Very wise.
(DAMHIK).

Hondashark

370 posts

31 months

Saturday 27th January
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Error_404_Username_not_found said:
Pit Pony said:
My son was redoing one of his bathrooms, I suggested electric shower, just in case the combi boiler broke one day.
Very wise.
(DAMHIK).
Seems daft to have a st shower every day of your life on that one off occasion you have to have a shower at work/the gym.

eltax91

9,898 posts

207 months

Saturday 27th January
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Hondashark said:
Error_404_Username_not_found said:
Pit Pony said:
My son was redoing one of his bathrooms, I suggested electric shower, just in case the combi boiler broke one day.
Very wise.
(DAMHIK).
Seems daft to have a st shower every day of your life on that one off occasion you have to have a shower at work/the gym.
He never said the electric one was his main shower. In fact he said ‘one of his bathrooms’

Cotty

39,626 posts

285 months

Saturday 27th January
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Hondashark said:
Seems daft to have a st shower every day of your life on that one off occasion you have to have a shower at work/the gym.
Not everyone has showers available at work.

QBee

21,016 posts

145 months

Saturday 27th January
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Cotty said:
Hondashark said:
Seems daft to have a st shower every day of your life on that one off occasion you have to have a shower at work/the gym.
Not everyone has showers available at work.
I do. smile
But I work from home.....

RizzoTheRat

25,218 posts

193 months

Tuesday 30th January
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"Guess who I bumped in to on the tram?"


Funnily enough I declined to guess as it could have been anyone, and even when she told me it was Sarah I initially assumed a different Sarah as the one she bumped in to lives in a different flipping country! biggrin

Mr Squarekins

1,047 posts

63 months

Sunday 11th February
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Escape to Victory was on yesterday. I'm in the room, not watching. Mrs Squarekins is watching. It's about 3/4 of the way in, the main match is being played now.

Suddenly, ' My favourite part of this film is when they are dropping the soil from their trousers.'

Me, That's a different film, but easy mistake, 'Escape' in the title.

Next, 'What's German for dog?' Me, hund.

'Why are the crowd singing in French?' They're French people, It's in France.

'Oh...'

'So the German guard dogs are chien then.' Err, why, they would be German guard dogs, I think.

'Unless the Germans invaded and started recruiting French dogs.' Yeah, maybe.

wolfracesonic

7,042 posts

128 months

Sunday 11th February
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Top film that, especially the bit where Pele try’s to dribble the ball through the barbed wire at the end.

cliffords

1,386 posts

24 months

Sunday 11th February
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Me: I am going to turn the power off for 10 mins so the Broadband will go down .

Her : Ok I can still use the WiFi though yes ?


Blown2CV

28,919 posts

204 months

Sunday 11th February
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cliffords said:
Me: I am going to turn the power off for 10 mins so the Broadband will go down .

Her : Ok I can still use the WiFi though yes ?
i reckon 80% of people out there don't understand the difference or that one needs the other to get to the internet

Teddy Lop

8,301 posts

68 months

Sunday 11th February
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Blown2CV said:
cliffords said:
Me: I am going to turn the power off for 10 mins so the Broadband will go down .

Her : Ok I can still use the WiFi though yes ?
i reckon 80% of people out there don't understand the difference or that one needs the other to get to the internet
heheprobably true

Which reminds me this thread needs a complimentary; hilarious things old farts say.

I'm blessed with a mrs who's pretty smart and dodges this thread well, but the in-laws can be golden, they share a PC; last week the FiL strides into the room, addresses the MiL in an astringent tone; "HAVE YOU CHANGED THE GOOGLE?"

I kind of wobbly vibraterly slid down the sofa.

GT03ROB

13,282 posts

222 months

Monday 12th February
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blueg33 said:
From this weekend

I like this beach but it’s wrong
Last time we came on a Sunday afternoon the tide was out
This time it’s in, I thought it was the same every Sunday afternoon

She has a degree in geography and oceanography was one of the compulsory modules!
I'm sure I've quoted this one before..... at one stage I had an apartment overlooking the sea. (Arabian Gulf to be precise) The Mrs was staying for a couple of weeks & looked out of the window at a .small bay just in front of the apartment. Now I'm prepared to believe that she may not have related the Arabian Gulf to the sea, but she then came out with.....

"Oooh look all the water has evaporated"

"Sorry, what?"

"Yes, look at that little bay all the water has gone"

It took me a moment to think is she being serious? But she was.

"You realise its just the tide has gone out?"

Red 5

1,063 posts

181 months

Monday 12th February
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“Dundee cake is Australian right”

havoc

30,131 posts

236 months

Monday 12th February
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Red 5 said:
“Dundee cake is Australian right”
yes

...but only when made to Paul Hogan's original recipe.

hidetheelephants

24,597 posts

194 months

Monday 12th February
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havoc said:
Red 5 said:
“Dundee cake is Australian right”
yes

...but only when made to Paul Hogan's original recipe.
Crocodile flavour only; the original haggis and marmalade flavour comes from Broughty Ferry. hehe

munroman

1,837 posts

185 months

Tuesday 13th February
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Walking at the seaside at Findhorn yesterday.

Woman walking towards us with large black and tan dog.

'Oh look, it's one of those Gordon Highlanders'......

Skyedriver

17,933 posts

283 months

Tuesday 13th February
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munroman said:
Walking at the seaside at Findhorn yesterday.

Woman walking towards us with large black and tan dog.

'Oh look, it's one of those Gordon Highlanders'......
Set you up for the day that one.

sparkyhx

4,153 posts

205 months

Wednesday 14th February
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cliffords said:
sparkyhx said:
Vipers said:
Unless I am missing something, don’t all domesticated premises have a hot water storage tank?
On the flip side - I didn't know any system installed since the early 1980's had a hot water tank!.
My friends son has just moved into a new to him house . It's three years old , part of a modern estate of about 80 mixed houses. Big builder Berkley homes . All have gas central heating with hot water storage cylinders. They do have astonishing insulation though.
Like I said I assumed nearly evceryone was on combi's these days.......siince about 1980's Never said it didnt happen just thought it was becoming rareer and rarer over time.to the point of negligible. I was wrong

Blown2CV

28,919 posts

204 months

Wednesday 14th February
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combis are st. If you've got a modern pressurised tank then it's cheap to keep it full with hot. Combis are more about space-saving.

Cotty

39,626 posts

285 months

Wednesday 14th February
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Blown2CV said:
combis are st. If you've got a modern pressurised tank then it's cheap to keep it full with hot. Combis are more about space-saving.
Depends on your circumstance. Other than a shower I have little need for hot water the rest of the day, seems a waste to heat a whole tank when you won't use all of it..