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Post by tugboat on Feb 24, 2015 16:54:08 GMT
Why anyone would pay loads of dosh for a dishwasher, but still have to wash the dishes before they go into the washer, has to be a few bob short of the full quid. IMHO.
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Post by Miculo on Feb 24, 2015 16:58:37 GMT
So I saw Liam.
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Post by Deleted on Feb 24, 2015 16:59:54 GMT
I work the other way round if I ever do it, I scrape stuff into the WD I might do a quick rinse while the WD is running, then fill the DW up, let ti do its thing, then open it and just rewash anything which isn't up to par.
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Post by Deleted on Feb 24, 2015 17:06:55 GMT
Better still, just buy a dog - or Dug, for folk of Scottish extraction - and put the dishes, pans etc down on the floor in front of it. Job done! Simples.
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Post by tugboat on Feb 24, 2015 17:07:17 GMT
I don't need a dishwasher, I have a dog. She licks the plates so clean I can put them away in the cupboards without further washing. Don't tell Barry though.
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Post by Deleted on Feb 24, 2015 17:09:59 GMT
Why anyone would pay loads of dosh for a dishwasher, but still have to wash the dishes before they go into the washer, has to be a few bob short of the full quid. IMHO. And someone who invites Barry to stay for a week is worth 100p to the £1, do you think? Snigger! Bet you're still cleaning up the mess, the neighbours aren't speaking to you, and folk point at you when you walk down the street.
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Post by Joe66 on Feb 24, 2015 20:11:12 GMT
The added addition of having a dug/dog is the extra protein in you dinner with the dog /dug hairs.
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Post by Deleted on Feb 25, 2015 7:22:34 GMT
I believe you're right, Alan; no-one else appears to have noticed.
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Post by Paddy Fauntleroy on Mar 8, 2015 0:13:09 GMT
Aunts. Looks ok to me. Ive seen EHU points in Europe that look much worse! Really !
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Post by Barry B'stard on Mar 8, 2015 0:32:27 GMT
Fuck me! Thats just how I look right now just after I stuck my cock in the blender for a laugh while playing Guns n Roses Sweet Child of Mine. Rock n Roll! Owwwww! Hospital! 999.
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Post by tugboat on Mar 8, 2015 10:12:55 GMT
Without wishing to distract you lot from your happy thoughts of Admin's injuries, all this talk of dish washing brings back a happy memory to me.
My old Mum lived here with me for over 3 years, between when she couldn't manage her own home and having to go into a care home.
I used to do all the cooking and then we'd do the washing up together, me washing and her drying. My previous Westie Dusty was on dish cleaning duties too.
I often used to crack jokes and my Mum would laugh so much, she'd have to cross her legs and lean on the worktop for a few minutes which used to make us laugh even more. I sometimes had to go out of the room to allow us to compose ourselves.
Happy days, in many ways.
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Post by Miculo on Mar 8, 2015 11:15:07 GMT
Nice story Tuggers.
My Mother had no sense of humour, though on the bright side she was a violent maniac so at least we could laugh at her, once we'd taken the knife or golf club off her obviously. Swings and roundabouts eh?
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Post by blu on Mar 8, 2015 11:30:36 GMT
Fuck me Erne, you know how to kill a gid thread eh......
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Post by Paddy Fauntleroy on Mar 8, 2015 11:38:24 GMT
Fuck me! Thats just how I look right now just after I stuck my cock in the blender for a laugh while playing Guns n Roses Sweet Child of Mine. Rock n Roll! Owwwww! Hospital! 999. "For a laugh" my arse, it's the only way you could get close to the high notes.
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Post by nicholsong on Mar 8, 2015 12:38:10 GMT
Without wishing to distract you lot from your happy thoughts of Admin's injuries, all this talk of dish washing brings back a happy memory to me. My old Mum lived here with me for over 3 years, between when she couldn't manage her own home and having to go into a care home. I used to do all the cooking and then we'd do the washing up together, me washing and her drying. My previous Westie Dusty was on dish cleaning duties too. I often used to crack jokes and my Mum would laugh so much, she'd have to cross her legs and lean on the worktop for a few minutes which used to make us laugh even more. I sometimes had to go out of the room to allow us to compose ourselves. Happy days, in many ways. In my mind I just substituted Barry for your mum - Gave me a good choooooooortle.
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