Partners & there wrong doings for the Lolage - Page 5

Fayshun · 24-06-2009, 20:16

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Originally Posted by Knipples

Go and stand in the corner you!

I'm already on the naughty step.

Lomster · 24-06-2009, 20:44

You need a good slap that'll sort it!!! grrrr smelly boys!!!

Garp · 28-06-2009, 02:04

A little quirk of Lana's:

Out here it's important to make a conscious effort to keep yourself hydrated. Lana takes this slightly to extremes, I've never met anyone who drinks as much water as she does!
It seems every time I go to the kitchen I find yet another one of our plastic tumblers half full of water that she's filled, drunk part of and put down on the side, right beside the sink, and forgotten

She also has the quirkiest memory. She rarely ever remembers anything negative, which is great.. to a certain point. She's forgotten for the most part why she broke up with certain boyfriends, negatives about jobs in the past (even forgets half the stuff from her really bad last workplace), all sorts of stuff. It's not unusual for her to talk about something positively when she's around her family only for them to turn around and remind her that she hated something-or-other about it

_dogma_ · 28-06-2009, 02:16

Iain collects tumblers on his bedside table. Every night he gets a glass of water from the kitchen and take it to bed, drinks it during the night and leaves it lying. Think the most I've collected is 8 when I realised I couldn't find any glasses!

He also never does the dishes as apparently I do them better and I normally have to re-wash most of them as he doesn't do it right.

I can't let him do the washing either as last time he put my pair of black suede gloves in and everything came out with black marks on it.

He has admitted to me he does a bad job of things so that he doesn't get asked to do them again.

Stan_Lite · 28-06-2009, 07:44

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Originally Posted by Lana

Also, he has a habit of talking to me while I am doing other things. I have a one track mind and when I am reading, typing, etc. i can't focus on what is being said around me at the same time. Garp lovingly ignores this...granted, I do the same thing. (he's mocking me and talking to me right now as I type this)

This one sounds familiar. I don't have an OH but I have a female flatmate - which is a bit like having a girlfriend without the fluid exchange and cuddles.

When there's nothing interesting happening on the telly, she'll be quiet as a mouse but as soon as something of interest happens she'll yabber away until the interesting bit is finished. Thanks Kell, Will Ryker just said something which will affect the whole outcome of the episode and I have no idea what it was

I will admit to being slightly vindictive over this and I've started doing it to her deliberately

Another one of the many things she does which make me say "WTF" is that she'll sit in her chair with a duvet wrapped around her legs when it's so hot the furniture is melting - seriously, I'll be sitting in my vest and shorts sweating (not a pretty sight, I'll admit) and she's tucking the damn thing around her

Kell_ee001 · 28-06-2009, 17:40

I'm either boiling hot or freezing cold

Usually the latter! And so the duvet has become a permanent feature of our living room.

And the talking thing...

Well Mister, you've done that since day 1 too! I think I do it out of habit now, I don't even notice it and generally accept if Stan comes in towards the ending that I'm going to miss it! How either of us ever see the end of any program is beyond me

Lana · 29-06-2009, 23:58

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Originally Posted by Garp

A little quirk of Lana's:

Out here it's important to make a conscious effort to keep yourself hydrated. Lana takes this slightly to extremes, I've never met anyone who drinks as much water as she does!

She also has the quirkiest memory. She rarely ever remembers anything negative, which is great.. to a certain point.

I get THIRSTY! So I drink water, and if I can't drink it all I save it for later. Is that so wrong??

And I swear half the time you use my memory as an excuse and just tell me that you said something.... :-P

Garp · 30-06-2009, 00:28

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Originally Posted by Lana

I get THIRSTY! So I drink water, and if I can't drink it all I save it for later. Is that so wrong??

Not hugely.. but be honest: when do you ever go back and finish a glass?

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And I swear half the time you use my memory as an excuse and just tell me that you said something.... :-P

I would never do anything so deceitful.

jmc41 · 30-06-2009, 07:02

Housemate not partner but in a similar vein to a couple posted... Leaving the milk foil on the side after opening despite bin being 2ft away, or opening a new milk before the other is empty with no thought of either finishing it or throwing it away if too old. And chucking the dishes from the drying rack into a pile just below the cupboard to do their tri-weekly wash despite the fact that both of us always put hers away if they are there.

Oh, and getting home hours earlier than me and neglecting the put out the rubbish or recycling then ignoring the "oh, is it rubbish day then?" comment.

Arghggghh!

BBx · 30-06-2009, 08:40

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Originally Posted by _dogma_

Iain collects tumblers on his bedside table. Every night he gets a glass of water from the kitchen and take it to bed, drinks it during the night and leaves it lying. Think the most I've collected is 8 when I realised I couldn't find any glasses!

He also never does the dishes as apparently I do them better and I normally have to re-wash most of them as he doesn't do it right.

He has admitted to me he does a bad job of things so that he doesn't get asked to do them again.

OMG are we dating the same bloke?!

My PB on empty water glasses is 4 though, so maybe not...

lol!

BB x

24-06-2009, 20:44	#42
Lomster Custom Title Join Date: Dec 2006 Location: Fay-Lom mansion Posts: 2,787	You need a good slap that'll sort it!!! grrrr smelly boys!!! __________________

28-06-2009, 02:04	#43
Garp Preparing more tumbleweed Join Date: Jun 2006 Location: Hawaii Posts: 6,038	A little quirk of Lana's: Out here it's important to make a conscious effort to keep yourself hydrated. Lana takes this slightly to extremes, I've never met anyone who drinks as much water as she does! It seems every time I go to the kitchen I find yet another one of our plastic tumblers half full of water that she's filled, drunk part of and put down on the side, right beside the sink, and forgotten She also has the quirkiest memory. She rarely ever remembers anything negative, which is great.. to a certain point. She's forgotten for the most part why she broke up with certain boyfriends, negatives about jobs in the past (even forgets half the stuff from her really bad last workplace), all sorts of stuff. It's not unusual for her to talk about something positively when she's around her family only for them to turn around and remind her that she hated something-or-other about it __________________ Mal: Define "interesting"? Wash: "Oh, God, oh, God, we're all gonna die"?

28-06-2009, 02:16	#44
_dogma_ Long Island Iced Tea Join Date: Apr 2008 Location: Kirkcaldy, Fife. Posts: 278	Iain collects tumblers on his bedside table. Every night he gets a glass of water from the kitchen and take it to bed, drinks it during the night and leaves it lying. Think the most I've collected is 8 when I realised I couldn't find any glasses! He also never does the dishes as apparently I do them better and I normally have to re-wash most of them as he doesn't do it right. I can't let him do the washing either as last time he put my pair of black suede gloves in and everything came out with black marks on it. He has admitted to me he does a bad job of things so that he doesn't get asked to do them again. __________________

28-06-2009, 17:40	#46
Kell_ee001 Wants Big Meat Join Date: Jul 2006 Location: Newcastle Posts: 6,478	I'm either boiling hot or freezing cold Usually the latter! And so the duvet has become a permanent feature of our living room. And the talking thing... Well Mister, you've done that since day 1 too! I think I do it out of habit now, I don't even notice it and generally accept if Stan comes in towards the ending that I'm going to miss it! How either of us ever see the end of any program is beyond me __________________

30-06-2009, 07:02	#49
jmc41 Absinthe Join Date: Mar 2007 Posts: 1,070	Housemate not partner but in a similar vein to a couple posted... Leaving the milk foil on the side after opening despite bin being 2ft away, or opening a new milk before the other is empty with no thought of either finishing it or throwing it away if too old. And chucking the dishes from the drying rack into a pile just below the cupboard to do their tri-weekly wash despite the fact that both of us always put hers away if they are there. Oh, and getting home hours earlier than me and neglecting the put out the rubbish or recycling then ignoring the "oh, is it rubbish day then?" comment. Arghggghh!