At least she's keeping them and not throwing them away!
I was missing dish towels and I finally I asked my husband and he said he had taken about 7 of them to clean the boat. He thought they were cleaning rags. Shows how often he (a) cleans and (b) dries the dishes. I guess if he mistook them for rags it was time to get new ones anyway!!
weird, I get the dreaded red X on your post, but the piture iwhen I hit reply....
Geez - in this thread the red x of death takes on a WHOLE new meaning...
*backs away slowly. no sudden movements*
I can't tell you what I use for cleaning rags here, but suffice it to say that my husband never throws clothes away, no matter how holey they get....![]()
weird, I get the dreaded red X on your post, but the picture when I hit reply....
Since we are all veiled in annonymity I can tell you this quick story:
My husband was once wearing a shirt to do work around the house where the bottom part of the front was ripped off. I couldn't figure out how that could have possibly happened...so I asked. Apparently they have port-a-potties on the job sites where he was working and they are not always stocked with the necessities so he ripped off part of his shirt! So I asked...why didn't you just throw the shirt out when you got home? His response? It's comfortable. MEN - they are a foreign species of human sometimes.
I had to post it twice because of copyright issues on the first site, and your server may be different. But, it could just be that your system is .....HAUNTED!!1
Since we are all veiled in annonymity I can tell you this quick story:
My husband was once wearing a shirt to do work around the house where the bottom part of the front was ripped off. I couldn't figure out how that could have possibly happened...so I asked. Apparently they have port-a-potties on the job sites where he was working and they are not always stocked with the necessities so he ripped off part of his shirt! So I asked...why didn't you just throw the shirt out when you got home? His response? It's comfortable. MEN - they are a foreign species of human sometimes.
I could tell stories, but he occasionally reads here, so in the interests of preserving my a.)marriage, b.)sanity, and c.)life I'll just quietly agree with your assessment.
You believe that we're veiled in anonymity? Naive' fool.
You believe that we're veiled in anonymity? Naive' fool.
Mine doesn't read here - and actually I didn't think he even knew I was on a discussion board - 'til a few weeks ago when I was checking this very thread on the computer and busted out laughing. He said, "what did your Disney friend say that's so funny?". I replied, "oh it's not about Disney - just the zombie apocalypse". I will never forget the look on his face!
He's actually quite proud of that story - he sees it as having been resourceful - so it's not much of an issue either way!![]()
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*stalks you*
My husband refers to this as my invisible friends.![]()
Don't ask how, but I found this. Copy, paste, and email it to your husband.
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Don't ask how, but I found this. Copy, paste, and email it to your husband.
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That's a perfect name for us!
I'll tell an embarassing story any day of the week - but you won't catch me disclosing my exact trip dates or dining line-ups...just in case.
I had a stalker, but he said I was boring him just before he picked a new victim.
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