Case in point - at a wedding weds, middle of nowhere in a wood. Our digs were apparently 10 mins walk away - this was untrue, it was in another county in a place with the same name.
I'm obviously perfect. Might just be my o h .....
Lucky, keep her! Saying this I've 20 years to learn my Mrs is a doughnut
Same. Thank fook
Pretty sure the homosexual members will complain too.Gavster wrote: Fri Aug 05, 2022 4:05 pm
PS - yes Broccers, your post is sexist, being rubbish at organising has nothing to do with her gender.
Lucky that 3 couples had rubbish partners so we just paid for the mini bus there and back. Funny.Carlos wrote: Fri Aug 05, 2022 4:26 pm My wife did exactly the same thing at a wedding a few years ago. I try not to even say anything during those moments and move on. To be fair she often makes decisions or helps me make decisions that in hindsight were good but i probably wouldn't have made on my own so definitely not just a pair of boobs.
She recently starting cutting a loaf of bread from the side instead of the end that had already been started as she fancied a longer slice ! I was like wtf is going onIts fascinating living with someone who's brain works very differently to your own and i felt like a bit of a nob going through life thinking i should only cut a loaf one way
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Ah tidying? Is that an alternative word for hiding? I leave my stuff in certain places as I'm old and blind. They vanish and the old question of 'Have you seen my ..... shoes/coat/etc?' is met with no. The correct answer is its been 'tidied', which means moved to random places noone knows where.jamcg wrote: Fri Aug 05, 2022 4:30 pm I organise everything on account of my wife having major anxiety so no need to put that stress in her
She does however organise/tidy the house- when I can’t find what I want I just look in the least logical place. DVD remote? That’ll be in the conservatory that doesn’t have a DVD player in it then………
Broccers wrote: Fri Aug 05, 2022 5:04 pmAh tidying? Is that an alternative word for hiding? I leave my stuff in certain places as I'm old and blind. They vanish and the old question of 'Have you seen my ..... shoes/coat/etc?' is met with no. The correct answer is its been 'tidied', which means moved to random places noone knows where.jamcg wrote: Fri Aug 05, 2022 4:30 pm I organise everything on account of my wife having major anxiety so no need to put that stress in her
She does however organise/tidy the house- when I can’t find what I want I just look in the least logical place. DVD remote? That’ll be in the conservatory that doesn’t have a DVD player in it then………![]()
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Carlos wrote: Fri Aug 05, 2022 4:26 pm She recently starting cutting a loaf of bread from the side instead of the end that had already been started as she fancied a longer slice ! I was like wtf is going onIts fascinating living with someone who's brain works very differently to your own and i felt like a bit of a nob going through life thinking i should only cut a loaf one way
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This, I just get sent a message and that’s it!
I think both of your wives are inspired. I’d never have considered doing that with a loaf but it’s just a loaf of bread; why not think outside the box?duncs500 wrote: Fri Aug 05, 2022 11:18 pmCarlos wrote: Fri Aug 05, 2022 4:26 pm She recently starting cutting a loaf of bread from the side instead of the end that had already been started as she fancied a longer slice ! I was like wtf is going onIts fascinating living with someone who's brain works very differently to your own and i felt like a bit of a nob going through life thinking i should only cut a loaf one way
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Yep, this rings so true. My wife will take a loaf that's been cut down to half and then start cutting from a perpendicular side. It makes no fucking sense, just more surface area to dry out.
Most people agree with me ALL the time, maybe not on here tho
dinny_g wrote: Fri Aug 05, 2022 11:27 pm My other half does fuck all
Which is fine because when she does, it’s a fucking disaster