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Claytoner40 19-05-2012 16:14

Lazy women
 
Serious question - Do you think women are getting lazier? When I look back to the life my dad and grandad have I have to say without doubt they are

My wife irons my shirts and trousers but there is no way she will do my socks or underpants. She expects me to put my dirty washing in the wash basket and side the table before she does the dishes. When she works afternoon shifts I am expected to make my own tea. She tries to clean my shoes but she is useless at it so I always end up doing the final polish myself. I drove her into town today and dropped her off to do the shopping I didn't even get a thank you.

What experiences do others have with their lazy other halves

Michael1954 19-05-2012 16:17

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Oh my, you're asking for trouble. Expect plenty of red karma.

garinda 19-05-2012 16:24

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Quote:

Originally Posted by Claytoner40 (Post 992844)
Serious question - Do you think women are getting lazier? When I look back to the life my dad and grandad have I have to say without doubt they are

My wife irons my shirts and trousers but there is no way she will do my socks or underpants. She expects me to put my dirty washing in the wash basket and side the table before she does the dishes. When she works afternoon shifts I am expected to make my own tea. She tries to clean my shoes but she is useless at it so I always end up doing the final polish myself. I drove her into town today and dropped her off to do the shopping I didn't even get a thank you.

What experiences do others have with their lazy other halves

She must be lazy.

She hasn't mustered the energy to leave you...yet.

:D

Claytoner40 19-05-2012 16:25

That's my point Garinda. Most women are too idle to shiver

garinda 19-05-2012 16:28

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Technology has made everyone lazier.

I can't even remember the last time I heard of a tit being caught in a mangle.

:D

garinda 19-05-2012 16:30

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Originally Posted by Claytoner40 (Post 992849)
That's my point Garinda. Most women are too idle to shiver


Lol, have you watched Death Wish recently?

Good luck.

:D

MargaretR 19-05-2012 16:34

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Too many men have Andy Capp as a role model.

Margaret Pilkington 19-05-2012 16:37

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Quote:

Originally Posted by Claytoner40 (Post 992844)
Serious question - Do you think women are getting lazier? When I look back to the life my dad and grandad have I have to say without doubt they are

My wife irons my shirts and trousers but there is no way she will do my socks or underpants. She expects me to put my dirty washing in the wash basket and side the table before she does the dishes. When she works afternoon shifts I am expected to make my own tea. She tries to clean my shoes but she is useless at it so I always end up doing the final polish myself. I drove her into town today and dropped her off to do the shopping I didn't even get a thank you.

What experiences do others have with their lazy other halves

If I were married to you.....I would certainly have no qualms about ironing your socks and your underpants......but, I would wait until YOU were in them. I'd starch them for you too!
And, when you started walking like you had left your horse, I would hide the Zinc ointment. After all, you deserve a caring wife....not a servant.

Claytoner40 19-05-2012 16:37

Proof of point - she has just finished mowing the lawn and the first thing she does is ask me to make her a brew. I mean she is already stood up. I'm led on settee watching the rugby. Case proved m'lord

garinda 19-05-2012 16:39

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In general who raises the men, who expect to be waited on hand and foot?

Women!

They only have themselves to blame.

:D

Margaret Pilkington 19-05-2012 16:39

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This is not a serious thread it should be moved to'Anything Goes'right away.

jaysay 19-05-2012 16:59

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I think Claytoner is deadly serious and he has his wife's permission to say so:rolleyes:

Claytoner40 19-05-2012 16:59

The telephone just rang. I thought I'll wait to see how long it takes for her to answer it. Thirteen rings. Granted she had to come from upstairs but thirteen seems excessive to me

Retlaw 19-05-2012 17:34

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Originally Posted by MargaretR (Post 992852)
Too many men have Andy Capp as a role model.

A Role model indeed, should be on the School coriculum.

MargaretR 19-05-2012 17:50

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Just like bee drones, men have shorter lifespans.
When they no longer serve a purpose (procreation of species), they tend to die off (some more quickly than others).

In order to ensure that your 'worker bee' will take the trouble to prolong your life with care, you need to abandon the drone mentality and offer mutual caring.

jaysay 19-05-2012 17:52

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Quote:

Originally Posted by MargaretR (Post 992881)
Just like bee drones, men have shorter lifespans.
When they no longer serve a purpose (procreation of species), they tend to die off (some more quickly than others).

In order to ensure that your 'worker bee' will take the trouble to prolong your life with care, you need to abandon the drone mentality and offer mutual caring.

Why:D

Claytoner40 19-05-2012 17:56

I don't want to give the impression it's all negative. She has just brought me a beer from the fridge without me asking her to. She is a love. She didn't pour it for me though. I coughed whilst I poured it just to let her know she had done half a job

maxthecollie 19-05-2012 17:57

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She probably couldn't pour it correctly

wallop79 19-05-2012 18:17

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I'm not lazy, full time single mum, work 8 - 5.30 3 days a week, cooking, cleaning, washing, shopping,
D.I.Y etc, and entertaining my little dude, so I suggest give your wife a kick up the bum for bringing disgrace to women kind

annesingleton 19-05-2012 18:34

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I'm 57 tomorrow, work full time and have done for over thirty years having worked part time when my children were very small, run a home and have brought up three children, I wouldn't call myself lazy, and I'm sure there are millions of women in my situation. Unfortunately for the men who think they have a built in servant as a wife/partner, things moved on in 1973 when women got equal rights. I'd love to stay at home and wait on my partner hand and foot and be a happy housewife, but the reality is unfortunately different - so gentlemen, pour your own beer, do your own ironing, help with the cleaning and children or alternatively earn enough to enable your other half to look after you - if she wants to that is, and doesn't want a life of her own!

annesingleton 19-05-2012 18:36

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Oh and as well as all that I got a degree, just thought I'd mention it!

Claytoner40 19-05-2012 19:01

So Anne would you say all women are as hard working as yourself or do you think the majority of women are indeed lazier and it's the minority such as yourself who are hard working?

Since my last post my dearest has gone to the local Indian takeaway. She forgot my naan bread bless her

Congratulations on your degree Anne. Was it in Home Economics?

Margaret Pilkington 19-05-2012 19:03

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Originally Posted by Claytoner40 (Post 992902)
So Anne would you say all women are as hard working as yourself or do you think the majority of women are indeed lazier and it's the minority such as yourself who are hard working?

Since my last post my dearest has gone to the local Indian takeaway. She forgot my naan bread bless her

Congratulations on your degree Anne. Was it in Home Economics?

You need to put a bigger worm on your hook.

Retlaw 19-05-2012 19:30

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Originally Posted by MargaretR (Post 992881)
Just like bee drones, men have shorter lifespans.
When they no longer serve a purpose (procreation of species), they tend to die off (some more quickly than others).

In order to ensure that your 'worker bee' will take the trouble to prolong your life with care, you need to abandon the drone mentality and offer mutual caring.

Not a good comparison, Honey Bee Queens, can live more than two years, drones a month or two, worker bees have an avarage life span of 6 to 8 weeks.
Retlaw.

MargaretR 19-05-2012 19:32

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Originally Posted by Retlaw (Post 992914)
Not a good comparison, Honey Bee Queens, can live more than two years, drones a month or two, worker bees have an avarage life span of 6 to 8 weeks.
Retlaw.

I was being gentle by not mentioning black widow spiders ;)

Gremlin 19-05-2012 19:41

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I am unfortunate enough to have to look after my wife night and day due to her illness and maybe I am going against my gender but now I realize just how hard working she was.
Not only did she work but came home to cook, wash and clean for me, even clean my boots for work and made my breakfast as I was getting up.


I have had a crash course in using the microwave and found a quick route to a chippy, I know how to make a bed and wash up. Luckily I can afford a cleaner twice week, something we didn't have when she worked.

I am not crawling to the females on here, just stating a fact.

Eric 19-05-2012 19:43

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Originally Posted by Margaret Pilkington (Post 992904)
You need to put a bigger worm on your hook.

A bigger worm would be good;) I get lots of mail in my junk box from folks offering bigger worms; so, it shouldn't be all that difficult to get one.:D

MargaretR 19-05-2012 19:53

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The blue pill is the easy way out

"You take the blue pill – the story ends, you wake up in your bed and believe whatever you want to believe. You take the red pill – you stay in Wonderland and I show you how deep the rabbit-hole goes." -Morpheus

susie123 19-05-2012 19:55

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Originally Posted by Gremlin (Post 992916)
I am unfortunate enough to have to look after my wife night and day due to her illness and maybe I am going against my gender but now I realize just how hard working she was.
Not only did she work but came home to cook, wash and clean for me, even clean my boots for work and made my breakfast as I was getting up.


I have had a crash course in using the microwave and found a quick route to a chippy, I know how to make a bed and wash up. Luckily I can afford a cleaner twice week, something we didn't have when she worked.

I am not crawling to the females on here, just stating a fact.

Well said Gremlin and congratulations on your honesty.

My partner has found much the same thing recently as he has been doing much of the things I normally do but can't at the moment due to illness. He now realises what goes on to keep things running smoothly at home. And he's doing a fulltime job as well. I'm eternally grateful to him for taking on these tasks but it doesn't stop me getting cross at him when he comes home with the wrong shopping or doesn't understand when I tell him how to cook something. Roll on the day when I can get back to normal and at least give the house a good clean - fancy looking forward to something as mundane as that!

Margaret Pilkington 19-05-2012 19:59

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Quote:

Originally Posted by Eric (Post 992917)
A bigger worm would be good;) I get lots of mail in my junk box from folks offering bigger worms; so, it shouldn't be all that difficult to get one.:D


No....Noooooo! Eric...don't want a bigger one of those kind of worms......(besides, I thought they were called bed snakes.......I have a bed bat that deals with those very nicely).
I meant the kind of worm that baits hooks that anglers use........I fear Claytoner is doing a bit of hooking.......but unless he uses better bait he will have nothing worth eating for tea.

Claytoner40 19-05-2012 20:18

I'm pretty hungry now. You think the way my stomach was rumbling she would lift her carcass out of the chair and make me something

maxthecollie 19-05-2012 20:19

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Send her down to Tesco

garinda 19-05-2012 20:23

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Originally Posted by Margaret Pilkington (Post 992904)
You need to put a bigger worm on your hook.

Were you his first wife?

Is that what you cited in court, as the reaon for you wanting a divorce?

http://www.smiley-lol.com/smiley/ani...s/verterre.gif

:eek:

annesingleton 19-05-2012 20:30

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I would say that the vast majority of women are as hard working as me, I know that generally women tend to work, run a home and family and do more in the home than the man does. I don't personally know any women who don't work either part or full time unless they've retired after a lifetime's work.
Some women as well as men enjoy a life of leisure on benefits and unless there's a valid reason I disagree with their ethic.
And no my degree is not in Home Economics but nice try!

Benipete 19-05-2012 20:32

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I used to hide my money under the iron till she saw a tenner poking out of the edge.Gutted, After that I took no chances and stuck It under the hoover.:hehetable

Claytoner40 19-05-2012 20:41

I really hate it if she hoovers when I'm in the house. I mean, after all only her needs to hear it. She should Hoover when I'm socialising with the lads in the pub.

Guinness 19-05-2012 20:43

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What's a hoover guys?

Claytoner40 19-05-2012 20:46

It's something the wife pushes round the carpet to wind me up. I couldn't tell you what it does apart from make a lot of noise

annesingleton 19-05-2012 21:10

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I think you all sound a bit hen pecked!

Claytoner40 19-05-2012 21:17

I wouldn't mind being hen pecked if she got off her derrière and made my life easier

annesingleton 19-05-2012 21:29

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Originally Posted by Claytoner40 (Post 992947)
I wouldn't mind being hen pecked if she got off her derrière and made my life easier

Try sweet talking her then! Also, flowers, chocolate, sparkly things and fizzy stuff might do the trick!

maxthecollie 19-05-2012 21:33

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That will only make her flatulent

annesingleton 19-05-2012 21:38

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Originally Posted by maxthecollie (Post 992950)
That will only make her flatulent

Surely not if she's a lady!

maxthecollie 19-05-2012 21:39

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One will do it quietly

mobertol 19-05-2012 21:43

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Originally Posted by annesingleton (Post 992951)
Surely not if she's a lady!

The problem unfortunately is the lack of Gentlemen in Accy, Anne.

annesingleton 19-05-2012 21:44

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Originally Posted by maxthecollie (Post 992952)
One will do it quietly

I'm sure you could cope with that, I'm sure from my own experience that she puts up with far worse!
Trust me, treat her nicely and everything you want will be yours! (Or alternatively if she's not used to it she might think you're bothering elsewhere so be careful!)

Retlaw 19-05-2012 21:51

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Originally Posted by annesingleton (Post 992949)
Try sweet talking her then! Also, flowers, chocolate, sparkly things and fizzy stuff might do the trick!

Thats a waste of good money, and the effect soon wears off.

Retlaw 19-05-2012 21:54

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Originally Posted by mobertol (Post 992954)
The problem unfortunately is the lack of Gentlemen in Accy, Anne.

I should hope so, we don't want any o them upsetting the good order of things.

mobertol 19-05-2012 22:17

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Originally Posted by garinda (Post 992933)
Were you his first wife?

Is that what you cited in court, as the reaon for you wanting a divorce?

http://www.smiley-lol.com/smiley/ani...s/verterre.gif

:eek:

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Originally Posted by Retlaw (Post 992959)
I should hope so, we don't want any o them upsetting the good order of things.

Darling Monster - the problem is that we don't want the natural order of things to be upset, therefore a few scratches in the right points and we're all happy more or less. Otherwise if we ladies start to reclaim...:D

annesingleton 19-05-2012 22:30

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Oh dear, all we want is treating well, and the world might once be yours again..... maybe!

garinda 19-05-2012 22:32

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Originally Posted by Claytoner40 (Post 992947)
I wouldn't mind being hen pecked if she got off her derrière and made my life easier

You should appreciate her more.

Besides, the milk man says your wife's got tons of energy.

Full of beans.

:rolleyes::D

garinda 19-05-2012 22:36

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Originally Posted by garinda (Post 992968)
You should appreciate her more.

Besides, the milk man says your wife's got tons of energy.

Full of beans.

:rolleyes::D

He always remarks on the effort she puts in, donkey stoning the front step, after making his deliveries there.

;)

davemac 19-05-2012 23:01

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You should change the comics you read, people are taking you serious

garinda 19-05-2012 23:16

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Originally Posted by davemac (Post 992983)
You should change the comics you read, people are taking you serious

Who?

Perhaps you should read the writing in the speech bubbles, and not just look at the pictures, in your comic.

;):D

mobertol 19-05-2012 23:19

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My donkey stone is at the ready - but we don't have a milkman here - all that hard work for nothing...

Mind you the postman comes every day...:D

garinda 19-05-2012 23:25

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Originally Posted by mobertol (Post 992988)
My donkey stone is at the ready - but we don't have a milkman here - all that hard work for nothing...

Mind you the postman comes every day...:D

That's nice for him.

I hope you don't give him a tip at Christmas, as well.

http://www.smilie-harvester.de/smili...fe/postman.gif

davemac 19-05-2012 23:50

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Originally Posted by garinda (Post 992986)
Who?

Perhaps you should read the writing in the speech bubbles, and not just look at the pictures, in your comic.

;):D

his mother.

garinda 19-05-2012 23:57

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Originally Posted by davemac (Post 993005)
his mother.


Ah, that's nice.

You should have quoted her.

Made yourself clear.

Unless the cat's got her tongue.

:rolleyes:


http://t2.gstatic.com/images?q=tbn:A...ylrFPqygsJ1nK7

Guinness 20-05-2012 00:00

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Originally Posted by Retlaw (Post 992958)
Thats a waste of good money, and the effect soon wears off.

Not if you still have some of those plastic daffodils that you used to get free from Daz and Omo, you can give, give, give..and bless their little hearts if you spray them with Zoflora every coupla weeks they'll never twig the ruse

garinda 20-05-2012 00:08

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Originally Posted by mobertol (Post 992988)
My donkey stone is at the ready - but we don't have a milkman here - all that hard work for nothing...

Mind you the postman comes every day...:D


It takes much more effort to frown, and you use more calories, than it does to smile.

It's the same with spitting.

So perhaps some ladies aren't as lazy as some would have you believe.

mobertol 20-05-2012 00:17

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Originally Posted by garinda (Post 992993)
That's nice for him.

I hope you don't give him a tip at Christmas, as well.

http://www.smilie-harvester.de/smili...fe/postman.gif

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Originally Posted by garinda (Post 993013)
It takes much more effort to frown, and you use more calories, than it does to smile.

It's the same with spitting.

So perhaps some ladies aren't as lazy as some would have you believe.

Cheeky - you have obviously been away for too long and I have let my guard down. :rolleyes::D

Easy to let standards slip - just goes to show how important it is to keep the old (or not so old;)) grey matter in training in case of attack.

PS my postie is always welcomed with a kiss -cheek to cheek , Italian Style -he doesn't expect a tip at Xmas being well-satisfied throughout the year...:)

Eric 20-05-2012 01:05

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Originally Posted by maxthecollie (Post 992950)
That will only make her flatulent

Not to worry ... women can't fart; they don't keep their mouths closed long enough to allow the pressure to build up.

Less 20-05-2012 08:27

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As you all know, I have been in touch with my feminine side for a number of years. If there is one thing I have discovered it is just as easy to ignore the housework yourself as it is to have some woman ignore it for you.
Mine used to have her own method of getting the house tidied without lifting a finger,she would go out buy paint, paper and the sundries required for decorating on a Friday, leave a note telling me she had buggered off to her sister's for the weekend and would be back Sunday night to inspect the newly decorated kitchen/living room/bedroom/whatever.
The accumulated detritous of neglected corners would of course need to be cleared & strange shaped pieces of essential but ignored furniture would have to be moved before this task could be undertaken. Not once did she even consider preparing a room for that particular weekends 'Mission Impossible'.
She would of course have ensured that not only were there no meals prepared for the week-end but she would not even have stocked the fridge, after all if she's not there no-one else needs to eat do they?

I learnt that the simplest way to clear the room for action was to fill the corners of other rooms with the crap (where because of her house proud tendencies it would no doubt remain until she decided that particular room needed decorating).

When I first started decorating, I would prepare the surfaces, paper stripped down to bare walls, paintwork cleaned and sandpapered, towards the end none of this was done, just slap what I've got over whatever was already there, After all, decorating wasn't the main aim, cleaning the room was her objective and if she didn't have to do it then that was all the better for her.

At the very end of this routine close to when I finally got the house to myself, I would read her note, (gone sister's), and at the bottom of it add the simple phrase gone on the Pee with brother back Monday. This didn't add anything to the friendly atmosphere as I would be treated to a repeated version of, 'if I loved her I would have got on with it', for several months, mentioning that she could have cleared the space before leaving would only lead to that horrible silence where every action to 'accidently' make my life hell would be introduced.

Finally she left, I have discovered minimalism, I do the minimal amount of housework, minimal amount of decorating, all the clutter of useless ornamental furniture went in to a skip (couldn't minimalise that, I didn't know they made skips that big).

To the thread starter, please do not worry, one day you may be lucky enough to be on your own, you'll have a bathroom free of female bottles won't have to fight your way through drying tight's to use the bath, the toilet seat can be left in whatever position you wish and most importantly of all going to the fridge to get yourself a beer becomes a natural and pleasant experience because you won't have to fight your way past piles of fruit, veg' and sundry cuts of meat, because at last your fridge will only have beer in it, that is what the man that invented the fridge designed it for, things wouldn't be the way they are if that great man hadn't had a woman behind him turning a simple idea into something sooooo complex.

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jaysay 20-05-2012 08:57

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Originally Posted by MargaretR (Post 992915)
I was being gentle by not mentioning black widow spiders ;)

There's a lot of them about and they're not necessarily spiders either:rolleyes:

davemac 20-05-2012 21:57

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Originally Posted by garinda (Post 993008)
Ah, that's nice.

You should have quoted her.

Made yourself clear.

Unless the cat's got her tongue.

:rolleyes:


http://t2.gstatic.com/images?q=tbn:A...ylrFPqygsJ1nK7

I take it you read Viz as well.

garinda 20-05-2012 22:35

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Originally Posted by davemac (Post 993170)
I take it you read Viz as well.

Not for about twenty years.

When it went all heavyweight, and intellectual.

More laughs in The Guardian's wimmins' section.

:D

jaysay 21-05-2012 09:08

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Originally Posted by garinda (Post 993179)
Not for about twenty years.

When it went all heavyweight, and intellectual.

More laughs in The Guardian's wimmins' section.

:D

You reading Pole Dance Polly then:D

davemac 21-05-2012 11:48

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Originally Posted by garinda (Post 993179)
Not for about twenty years.

When it went all heavyweight, and intellectual.

More laughs in The Guardian's wimmins' section.

:D

I like wimmin, although I don't go to the local wimmin pool anymore, my costume requires a darn in the elbow.

Margaret Pilkington 21-05-2012 11:56

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Haven't you got the right colour of wool then?......or is it that you can't see to thread the needle:)

davemac 21-05-2012 12:47

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Originally Posted by Margaret Pilkington (Post 993212)
Haven't you got the right colour of wool then?......or is it that you can't see to thread the needle:)

Cant find the wooden mushroom.

Margaret Pilkington 21-05-2012 13:05

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Can't you improvise?

jaysay 21-05-2012 17:39

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Originally Posted by Margaret Pilkington (Post 993217)
Can't you improvise?

Whats that:confused::D

Margaret Pilkington 21-05-2012 19:02

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Use an everyday item of a similar shape.

maxthecollie 21-05-2012 20:22

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Originally Posted by davemac (Post 993215)
Cant find the wooden mushroom.

I remember my Grandma used to have a wooden mushroom for darning socks.

davemac 21-05-2012 21:15

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Originally Posted by maxthecollie (Post 993245)
I remember my Grandma used to have a wooden mushroom for darning socks.

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Originally Posted by Margaret Pilkington (Post 993237)
Use an everyday item of a similar shape.

Thats the chap, also used for darning the elbows in swimming costumes.

I cant use other objects, tried using a portmanteau, couldn't get it down the sleeve, then tried using a posser, still no joy. Did try a slop stone, then got fed up, so went to find a new length of string to keep my straw boater on.

Retlaw 21-05-2012 21:28

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Originally Posted by davemac (Post 993248)
Thats the chap, also used for darning the elbows in swimming costumes.

I cant use other objects, tried using a portmanteau, couldn't get it down the sleeve, then tried using a posser, still no joy. Did try a slop stone, then got fed up, so went to find a new length of string to keep my straw boater on.

Try super glue, corner of one of my jacket pockets came unstitched, stuck it with super glue, and it worked a treat, face ache said she would have sewn it, aye a thowt, in a month of Sundays, meanwhile that pockets no goood, well it is now.

annesingleton 21-05-2012 21:36

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I remember my mum's darning mushroom, I'm quite a good darner myself, but no need to any more - it would probably cost more to darn than to buy new - unfortunately??? Unless of course men's swimming costume related.....

susie123 21-05-2012 21:56

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Originally Posted by davemac (Post 993248)
Thats the chap, also used for darning the elbows in swimming costumes.

I cant use other objects, tried using a portmanteau, couldn't get it down the sleeve, then tried using a posser, still no joy. Did try a slop stone, then got fed up, so went to find a new length of string to keep my straw boater on.

Your cossy looks alright to me.

Hello! Hello! Who's your lady friend?
Who's the little girly by your side?
I've seen you with a girl or two.
Oh! Oh! Oh! I AM surprised at you.

Hello! Hello! Stop your little games.
Don't you think your ways you ought to mend?
It isn't the girl I saw you with at Brighton.
Who? Who? Who's your lady friend?

davemac 21-05-2012 22:05

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Originally Posted by susie123 (Post 993257)
Your cossy looks alright to me.

Hello! Hello! Who's your lady friend?
Who's the little girly by your side?
I've seen you with a girl or two.
Oh! Oh! Oh! I AM surprised at you.

Hello! Hello! Stop your little games.
Don't you think your ways you ought to mend?
It isn't the girl I saw you with at Brighton.
Who? Who? Who's your lady friend?


You cant see from this picture but the elbows are shot, due to prolonged periods of doing the chicken song, with all the actions..altogether now "hold a chicken in the air"

susie123 21-05-2012 22:21

Re: Lazy women
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by davemac (Post 993259)
You cant see from this picture but the elbows are shot, due to prolonged periods of doing the chicken song, with all the actions..altogether now "hold a chicken in the air"

Don't do this to me! Only just got that blasted song out of my head from when I posted it on the animal and bird song names thread a few days ago!

Margaret Pilkington 22-05-2012 06:52

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I have just warbled( I would have said'sung'....but I can't carry a tune in a bucket) that song to Spindles and he fell about laughing....hilarious, was what he called it.

Davemac - you don't really need elbows in your cossie....cut the sleeves short...show your real elbows.

garinda 22-05-2012 07:54

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Quote:

Originally Posted by Margaret Pilkington (Post 993286)
Davemac - you don't really need elbows in your cossie....cut the sleeves short...show your real elbows.

Yes, nevermind the upcoming Special Wooly Olympics.

He really needs to make sure his cozzy is decent, before the postponed Victorian Swimming Gala takes place on Broadway.

Knitty Nora could have darned it in no time, when she was in residence in the Market Hall, crocheting her arty gonks.

Now the weather's better, perhaps someone from H.B.C. will soon be announcing the new date for the gala.

Hopefully.

We were all soooooooooooooo looking forward to it.

:rolleyes::D

jaysay 22-05-2012 08:43

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Quote:

Originally Posted by garinda (Post 993290)
Yes, nevermind the upcoming Special Wooly Olympics.

He really needs to make sure his cozzy is decent, before the postponed Victorian Swimming Gala takes place on Broadway.

Knitty Nora could have darned it in no time, when she was in residence in the Market Hall, crocheting her arty gonks.

Now the weather's better, perhaps someone from H.B.C. will soon be announcing the new date for the gala.

Hopefully.

We were all soooooooooooooo looking forward to it.

:rolleyes::D

Think the councillor in charge of the town centre will be anouncing it on Facebook:D

davemac 22-05-2012 12:08

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Quote:

Originally Posted by Margaret Pilkington (Post 993286)
I have just warbled( I would have said'sung'....but I can't carry a tune in a bucket) that song to Spindles and he fell about laughing....hilarious, was what he called it.

Davemac - you don't really need elbows in your cossie....cut the sleeves short...show your real elbows.

I don't think cutting the sleeves short is the answer, it makes my mittens connected through the sleeves on elastic hang a bit funny.

All together now;

Hold a chicken in the air,
Stick a deckchair up your nose,
Buy a jumbo jet,
And then bury all your clothes............
:theband::bleedht:

Margaret Pilkington 22-05-2012 13:16

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Have you stopped taking those pink pills?

davemac 22-05-2012 16:38

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Quote:

Originally Posted by Margaret Pilkington (Post 993360)
Have you stopped taking those pink pills?

I have, but I have replaced them with "Bob Martins" I do feel a bit confused, but I do have a cold nose and my hair is all shiny.:dogrun:

The down side is , if someone throws a stick, I have to go and get it.

jaysay 22-05-2012 17:44

Re: Lazy women
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by davemac (Post 993390)
I have, but I have replaced them with "Bob Martins" I do feel a bit confused, but I do have a cold nose and my hair is all shiny.:dogrun:

The down side is , if someone throws a stick, I have to go and get it.

Things seem a bit Rough Dave:D

davemac 22-05-2012 21:22

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Quote:

Originally Posted by jaysay (Post 993400)
Things seem a bit Rough Dave:D

Some say i'm "barkin" but i'm alright Nowwwwwwwwwwwww

jaysay 23-05-2012 09:07

Re: Lazy women
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by davemac (Post 993438)
Some say i'm "barkin" but i'm alright Nowwwwwwwwwwwww

We'll keep an eye on you at full moon:rolleyes:

Margaret Pilkington 23-05-2012 10:27

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and I will lend you my epilator. Emjoi.....used once and put back in the box.
This will give you an idea why it is still in pristine condition.
http://www.accringtonweb.com/forum/b...airy-mary.html

davemac 23-05-2012 20:35

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Quote:

Originally Posted by Margaret Pilkington (Post 993502)
and I will lend you my epilator. Emjoi.....used once and put back in the box.
This will give you an idea why it is still in pristine condition.
http://www.accringtonweb.com/forum/b...airy-mary.html

I read it, one line makes me look at you in a different light "I am quiet hairy", anyway brushing that aside.........it will give you a parting.....Im being silly now..

It not epilating that I require, its something to stop me licking myself, on the carpet, in front of the telly, when we have company, then dragging myself across the carpet.......it was effecting my eyesight.........I will await this post being deleted by the moderators.

I have just discovered it was not Bob Martins tablets I have taken, it was Dr. Martins. I got them from Boots, and the laces tasted of liquorish..............nurse is it time for my medicine yet

jaysay 24-05-2012 08:56

Re: Lazy women
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by davemac (Post 993628)
I read it, one line makes me look at you in a different light "I am quiet hairy", anyway brushing that aside.........it will give you a parting.....Im being silly now..

It not epilating that I require, its something to stop me licking myself, on the carpet, in front of the telly, when we have company, then dragging myself across the carpet.......it was effecting my eyesight.........I will await this post being deleted by the moderators.

I have just discovered it was not Bob Martins tablets I have taken, it was Dr. Martins. I got them from Boots, and the laces tasted of liquorish..............nurse is it time for my medicine yet

Don't know about medicine Dave think its the doctor you need:D

Margaret Pilkington 24-05-2012 11:07

Re: Lazy women
 
or perhaps the Vet:)

jaysay 24-05-2012 17:57

Re: Lazy women
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Margaret Pilkington (Post 993698)
or perhaps the Vet:)

Don't think he's got distemper Margaret

Margaret Pilkington 24-05-2012 18:36

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me neither, but he might have impacted anal glands......licking himself and dragging his bum along the floor could be symptoms that need investigation...or he might just need a 'worm cake'

susie123 24-05-2012 18:36

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Quote:

Originally Posted by jaysay (Post 993735)
Don't think he's got distemper Margaret

No, more likely a high gloss finish, from dragging himself across the carpet ;)

MargaretR 24-05-2012 18:41

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I suggest castration.

jaysay 24-05-2012 18:45

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Quote:

Originally Posted by MargaretR (Post 993745)
I suggest castration.

Whats poor Dave done to you:eek::eek::eek::D

hassy rvr 24-05-2012 18:50

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If I don,t leave this site shortly I,m going to have rabies or fleas!!

jaysay 24-05-2012 18:52

Re: Lazy women
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by hassy rvr (Post 993750)
If I don,t leave this site shortly I,m going to have rabies or fleas!!

Don't forget mange:D


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