Sloblady thread

Granariesgirl

melanzana wrote: »

Judi my love, a knife and fork usually comes with dinner (unless, like me you eat some things with a spoon straight from the pot!)

So husband looks at unpeeled spuds, takes fork, sticks into cooked spud, gets knife, peels off skin, which is easy when spuds are hot.

Places skins elsewhere, eats peeled spuds. Voila. We do have to make our men self sufficient somehow!

:T A girl after my own heart! :rotfl:

System

melanzana wrote: »

Judi my love, a knife and fork usually comes with dinner (unless, like me you eat some things with a spoon straight from the pot!)

So husband looks at unpeeled spuds, takes fork, sticks into cooked spud, gets knife, peels off skin, which is easy when spuds are hot.

Places skins elsewhere, eats peeled spuds. Voila. We do have to make our men self sufficient somehow!

I've obviously spoiled him.:D

candygirl

Igamogam wrote: »

Enforced slobbery due to being under the weather...........have watched Storage Hoarders on i pl*yer.....................:eek: Dont usually watch this sort of carp TV and all its done has made me think I really need to get back to some serious decluttering:(

I love that!!But the fat aggressive lady gets on my norks:rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:

Fruball

Tiggy10 wrote: »

Just discovered this thread!! its amazing.

I was given an iron when I moved out in april.... it has been used once - to remove candle wax from the carpet.

I always use my hair straighteners to smooth out shirt collars for work!

You are a GENIUS!!!

My ironing board is propped up against the back door at night serving as a burglar alarm. It has no other purpose in this house.

melanzana

Fruball wrote: »

You are a GENIUS!!!

My ironing board is propped up against the back door at night serving as a burglar alarm. It has no other purpose in this house.

Hmm. I have to wear kind of suitable clothes for work. Hated ironing the work shirts that go under the jacket.

So I moved to those tops that do not require ironing. Viscose or something, can get some really nice ones now.

Trousers the same, when washed and damp, carefully line up the crease in the legs and over the radiator.

I actually scrunch everything I buy to check for its creasability. If there's a hint of a crease when I discreetly scrunch garment in the shop, it is not bought.

Tiggy10

Fruball wrote: »

You are a GENIUS!!!

My ironing board is propped up against the back door at night serving as a burglar alarm. It has no other purpose in this house.

Sorry what is this? :rotfl:

definitely don't have one of those!

betony

Knit_Witch wrote: »

tell your OH you are trying to be healthy as most of the Vits in a potato are just under the skin

This is what I always say to my OH. It goes down better than telling him I couldn't be *rsed

betony

Tiggy10 wrote: »

Just discovered this thread!! its amazing.

I was given an iron when I moved out in april.... it has been used once - to remove candle wax from the carpet.

I always use my hair straighteners to smooth out shirt collars for work!

What is this 'iron' of which you speak? :rotfl:

System

I actually scrunch everything I buy to check for its creasability. If there's a hint of a crease when I discreetly scrunch garment in the shop, it is not bought.

Same here. Firstly I look for style, then colour and then finally whether it will need ironing.:o

candygirl

I never iron, unless in the past when I went for job interviews lol