Socks on the floor syndrome
04-27-2010, 12:02 PM
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One thing, leaving bits of popcorn in his seat when he's done. Leaves foody finger smears on everything he touches in the kitchen at meal times, and for some reason, he feels he has to touch everything.
04-27-2010, 01:49 PM
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Originally Posted by Tink's Mom
I forgot to mention that the socks problem is getting a bit better...He has to pick up his socks now, because otherwise they won't have toes left in them...Tink likes to put vent holes in socks... :lol: :lol: :lol: and I don't stop her.... :lol: :lol: :lol:
04-27-2010, 01:56 PM
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You guys are so funny! Male refrigerator blindness perplexes me. It also happens in pantries. But when I really shake my head is when they ask "have you seen [insert really odd thing I've never seen, but they've lost here]?" I need a crystal ball.
04-27-2010, 02:01 PM
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Originally Posted by Chele
You guys are so funny! Male refrigerator blindness perplexes me. It also happens in pantries. But when I really shake my head is when they ask "have you seen [insert really odd thing I've never seen, but they've lost here]?" I need a crystal ball.
Another one - when I ask him "what do you want for ......."
He says "whatever you want to fix"
Somehow, "Nothing" never seems to cut it.
04-27-2010, 02:15 PM
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I ask what do you want for dinner before hubby leaves for work...he says the same thing..whatever you make. I make it..and he says..well...I don't really feel like eating that...grrrrr...
I love the refridgerator blindness...my son had that as a kid..now I know it was a conspiracy...they must have a special class in high school for that. Men..LOL :hunf:
I love the refridgerator blindness...my son had that as a kid..now I know it was a conspiracy...they must have a special class in high school for that. Men..LOL :hunf:
04-27-2010, 02:21 PM
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Originally Posted by Lisa_wanna_b_quilter
Here is what I do to kids that leave junk all over the house....
I pick it up and put it in my box. If they want it back, they must pay 50 cents and item to get it. Anything not ransomed within 3 months is donated to the Salvation Army.
I AM THE MEANEST MOMMY IN THE WORLD!!
I pick it up and put it in my box. If they want it back, they must pay 50 cents and item to get it. Anything not ransomed within 3 months is donated to the Salvation Army.
I AM THE MEANEST MOMMY IN THE WORLD!!
04-27-2010, 02:44 PM
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Originally Posted by bearisgray
Originally Posted by Chele
You guys are so funny! Male refrigerator blindness perplexes me. It also happens in pantries. But when I really shake my head is when they ask "have you seen [insert really odd thing I've never seen, but they've lost here]?" I need a crystal ball.
Another one - when I ask him "what do you want for ......."
He says "whatever you want to fix"
Somehow, "Nothing" never seems to cut it.
04-27-2010, 07:05 PM
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Originally Posted by Lisa_wanna_b_quilter
Here is what I do to kids that leave junk all over the house....
I pick it up and put it in my box. If they want it back, they must pay 50 cents and item to get it. Anything not ransomed within 3 months is donated to the Salvation Army.
I AM THE MEANEST MOMMY IN THE WORLD!!
I pick it up and put it in my box. If they want it back, they must pay 50 cents and item to get it. Anything not ransomed within 3 months is donated to the Salvation Army.
I AM THE MEANEST MOMMY IN THE WORLD!!
Well, he left it one last time, and she put everything on the curb with a free sign. Gun and everything else. It was all the most expensive possessions he owned. He about had a cow when he got home from work and it was out on the front lawn. He never left his stuff out anymore. He asked if she would have sold it, and she said "yes". LOL :lol:
04-27-2010, 07:15 PM
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I feel really bad about answering this one. Dh is a great cook, cleans the kitchen and pours me a glass of wine when dinner is ready. LOL If I have quilted all day in the quilt room, he will bring me snacks and tea. He is a jewel, but does not make the bed to my satisfaction. Quilt is all screwed up and crooked. We have mirrored closet doors, so it is easy to see how it looks, but I am keeping him anyway.
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