Classic from the Mrs! Vol 2
Classic from the Mrs! Vol 2
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WinstonWolf

72,863 posts

259 months

Thursday 22nd February 2018
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You do realise that's your fault. She hasn't figured out quite how just yet, but she will...

RC1807

13,444 posts

188 months

Thursday 22nd February 2018
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Shakermaker said:
My mother-in-law was over yesterday to see my wife and daughter, and as she is helpful she brought over some dinner for us so that we didn't have to faff around doing much cooking whilst trying to look after the baby.

Me: "What did your mum bring over?"

Wife: "A pork beef casserole"

Me: "A pork and beef casserole, never had that before, sounds good"

Her "No, its a beef casserole, but she's used pork and apple instead of beef and mushroom"
hehe

mon the fish

1,514 posts

168 months

Thursday 22nd February 2018
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Above one of our garages we have an outside light. The only means of turning on/off said light is via a switch inside the garage (I've been too lazy to change it to a sensor one).

It's a bit of a pain to find the keyhole in the garage door in the dark obviously, but with the light switch in the garage the light isn't going to be a lot of use.

Doesn't stop her opening the garage in the morning, turning the light on, driving the car out, turning the light off (if she bloody remembers), then shutting and locking the door.

I have no idea why she insists on using the light, it doesn't help her problem in any way (seeing the key) but she does it every day.

Krikkit

27,722 posts

201 months

Thursday 22nd February 2018
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J4CKO said:
She then moves maybe four mugs (all wrapped up like women do, with twenty quids worth of kitchen roll) and goes "oh".
Usually the mugs are worth less than the kitchen roll!
J4CKO said:
She had found the fking pans, in the box she packed them in six weeks ago, the one she told me they categorically werent in and actively stopped me digging into.

Going to make her wear this one, she implied it was me that had lost them as obviously I am a cretin !
hehe Can't you see that it was her plan? The reason she got really mad is you made her tread in dog turd.

tribbles

4,129 posts

242 months

Thursday 22nd February 2018
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Had one from my wife yesterday:

"Everyone was bothering me when I was the only one in the office"

What she meant was:

"Everyone who is in my team was out of the office, and everyone else was bothering me"

Silver Smudger

3,362 posts

187 months

Thursday 22nd February 2018
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J4CKO said:
Going to make her wear this one,
Stealing this phrase, thank you!

Fermit The Krog and Sexy Sarah

13,240 posts

120 months

Thursday 22nd February 2018
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anonymous said:
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Count yourself lucky. Sarah pays no attention to the cooker timer. She fks off to do some other BS and forgets about it, hence whenever she puts anything in the oven I paraphrase it being the blackenator.

J4CKO

45,334 posts

220 months

Thursday 22nd February 2018
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Silver Smudger said:
J4CKO said:
Going to make her wear this one,
Stealing this phrase, thank you!
Never heard that one ? common one round here, with me, being a bit common and all.

I can string it out quite a while, like the time she rang me to tell me another Concorde had crashed in remarkably similar circumstances to the first one, less than a year later, she rang me at work and i had heard nothing, so I ask if she has a video on "No, of course not, oh, hang on...."

LIke also, the time I lashed a matress to a car roof and managed to lose it.... I havent been allowed to forget that.


Super Slo Mo

5,372 posts

218 months

Friday 23rd February 2018
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Fermit The Krog and Sexy Sarah said:
Count yourself lucky. Sarah pays no attention to the cooker timer. She fks off to do some other BS and forgets about it, hence whenever she puts anything in the oven I paraphrase it being the blackenator.
My wife does it the other way, turns the oven on and bungs the food in straight away.
It’s routine now in our house just to add 10 or so minutes to cooking instructions for things like pizzas etc.

Oldandslow

2,405 posts

226 months

Friday 23rd February 2018
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TVR Moneypit said:
We were in the clothes shop Zara at the till waiting to pay. In front of us was this great big fat monstrosity with a Chinese character tattoo on her shoulder. This fat bird realised that my wife was looking inquisitively at her tattoo and told my wife that it was the name of her child in Chinese. My wife replied "You named your child fat pig?" rofl
Chap I used to work with, Aaron. He had his name tattooed on the back of his neck in Chinese characters (yes, quite council) or so he thought. One of our operators is Chinese and one day he asked somebody "Why does Aaron have Alan tattooed on the back of his neck? Is that his boyfriends name?" Much hilarity ensued.

Moonhawk

10,730 posts

239 months

Friday 23rd February 2018
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Fermit The Krog and Sexy Sarah said:
Count yourself lucky. Sarah pays no attention to the cooker timer. She fks off to do some other BS and forgets about it, hence whenever she puts anything in the oven I paraphrase it being the blackenator.
Same here. Wife uses the smoke alarm to indicate when food is ready.......to be put in the bin.

Probably the reason I do 99% of the cooking.

J4CKO

45,334 posts

220 months

Friday 23rd February 2018
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TVR Moneypit said:
Oldandslow said:
TVR Moneypit said:
We were in the clothes shop Zara at the till waiting to pay. In front of us was this great big fat monstrosity with a Chinese character tattoo on her shoulder. This fat bird realised that my wife was looking inquisitively at her tattoo and told my wife that it was the name of her child in Chinese. My wife replied "You named your child fat pig?" rofl
Chap I used to work with, Aaron. He had his name tattooed on the back of his neck in Chinese characters (yes, quite council) or so he thought. One of our operators is Chinese and one day he asked somebody "Why does Aaron have Alan tattooed on the back of his neck? Is that his boyfriends name?" Much hilarity ensued.
rofl

I'm not sure if it would be funnier if Aaron was gay or straight?
We had a guy with Chinese tattoos and a Chines contractor, they said big brother and little brother respectively on him and his younger brother, we primed the Chinese chap about his tattoo and got him to say, "No, that doesnt say Big Brother, it says Half Rice, Half Chips", he was really deadpan but cracked under questioning.

HTP99

24,508 posts

160 months

Friday 23rd February 2018
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Moonhawk said:
Fermit The Krog and Sexy Sarah said:
Count yourself lucky. Sarah pays no attention to the cooker timer. She fks off to do some other BS and forgets about it, hence whenever she puts anything in the oven I paraphrase it being the blackenator.
Same here. Wife uses the smoke alarm to indicate when food is ready.......to be put in the bin.

Probably the reason I do 99% of the cooking.
Same here, the wife rarely cooks and if she does it's something very easy and I invariably finish it off anyway, she just can't concentrate for any reasonable period of time without getting involved in something else, she always marvels about my ability to cook Christmas dinner by myself for 8 people, I think the difference is I actually enjoy cooking whereas she is indifferent to it.

Cotty

41,652 posts

304 months

Friday 23rd February 2018
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J4CKO said:
We had a guy with Chinese tattoos and a Chines contractor, they said big brother and little brother respectively on him and his younger brother, we primed the Chinese chap about his tattoo and got him to say, "No, that doesnt say Big Brother, it says Half Rice, Half Chips", he was really deadpan but cracked under questioning.
Excellent hehe

Tyre Tread

10,641 posts

236 months

Friday 23rd February 2018
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HTP99 said:
Same here, the wife rarely cooks and if she does it's something very easy and I invariably finish it off anyway, she just can't concentrate for any reasonable period of time without getting involved in something else,
Is that a euphemism?

Bobberoo99

44,105 posts

118 months

Friday 23rd February 2018
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HTP99 said:
Moonhawk said:
Fermit The Krog and Sexy Sarah said:
Count yourself lucky. Sarah pays no attention to the cooker timer. She fks off to do some other BS and forgets about it, hence whenever she puts anything in the oven I paraphrase it being the blackenator.
Same here. Wife uses the smoke alarm to indicate when food is ready.......to be put in the bin.

Probably the reason I do 99% of the cooking.
Same here, the wife rarely cooks and if she does it's something very easy and I invariably finish it off anyway, she just can't concentrate for any reasonable period of time without getting involved in something else, she always marvels about my ability to cook Christmas dinner by myself for 8 people, I think the difference is I actually enjoy cooking whereas she is indifferent to it.
Mrs Bobbers does cook, she just seems incapable of following a recipe, and then when it doesn't come out as it should is always adamant that it must be a rubbish recipe!!! hehe

rovermorris999

5,310 posts

209 months

Friday 23rd February 2018
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Fermit The Krog and Sexy Sarah said:
Count yourself lucky. Sarah pays no attention to the cooker timer. She fks off to do some other BS and forgets about it, hence whenever she puts anything in the oven I paraphrase it being the blackenator.
When it's smoking it's cooking. When it's burnt, it's done.

NRS

24,828 posts

221 months

Saturday 24th February 2018
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AppleJuice said:
TVR Moneypit said:
The wife and I were due to pop out yesterday to collect the little 'un from some Brownies shindig. The time was 15:10 and before we went out I was just quickly rolling myself a cigarette.

The wife says "Hurry up, it's nearly ten to (the hour?)"

Me; "Eh? What are you talking about? It's not even quarter past yet, and it only takes five minutes to drive there"

Wife; "I know, but it will be ten to (the hour?) before you're ready"

Me; "Darling, it only takes literally one minute to roll a fag, then all I've got to do is put my trainers on"

Wife; "Yes, I know, but it's nearly ten to now"

Me; "What the hell are you talking about? Ten to the hour is 35 minutes away"

Wife; "I meant ten to half past (IE; twenty past the hour)

Me; rofl
Have two more! roflrofl
Is she from Europe? Here in Norway (I think Germany too, plus probably others) the time is described as 10 minutes to the half hour etc.

Moonhawk

10,730 posts

239 months

Saturday 24th February 2018
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HTP99 said:
she just can't concentrate for any reasonable period of time without getting involved in something else,
It's what women call "mutitasking".

Taking three times as long to do two things to a lower level of quality than doing them individually would have achieved. biggrin

If it's not edible - it's kinda irrelevant what else you managed to get done whilst 'cooking'.

havoc

32,361 posts

255 months

Saturday 24th February 2018
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Moonhawk said:
HTP99 said:
she just can't concentrate for any reasonable period of time without getting involved in something else,
It's what women call "mutitasking".

Taking three times as long to do two things to a lower level of quality than doing them individually would have achieved. biggrin

If it's not edible - it's kinda irrelevant what else you managed to get done whilst 'cooking'.
Glad others have this problem too - she starts dinner, then decides to do something else as well...meanwhile dinner is merrily cooking and the accompaniment (vegetables / rice / etc.) isn't. So the important bit of dinner either gets burnt or cold while we wait for the rest...

...and if I notice and start helping, I get told off for interfering...