but cannot stop fidgeting in the leaba
I had to read that a few times as well!careful now...
Could she not just fecken wash and dry them? What are you doing in the kitchen anyway, that's a man-free zone, for feck's sake? Next she'll be expecting a dish-washer. A dish-washer!! In a recession?? The best ones are now working in call centres for the phone companies . Do women not understand?.. Could she not just stack them on counter top beside the sink????!!!! ...
Perhaps we should get together for a few nights of blissful, restful motionless sleep
I think that is called 'restless leg syndrome'. Sean Moncrief had some medical honcho on during the week explaining. On a more serious note, you should count yourself lucky, most men can only do it with their handsIn the spirit of Valentines day what habits does your partner have that absolutely grate on your last nerve? (ex partners included). My OH is a gem but cannot stop fidgeting in the leaba - constantly moving his feet around, just cannot keep still at all. I don't know what my annoying habit would be? probably that I'm constantly saying Stay FECKIN easy will ya!
I think that is called 'restless leg syndrome'. Sean Moncrief had some medical honcho on during the week explaining. On a more serious note, you should count yourself lucky, most men can only do it with their hands
Filling the sink with dishes to be washed so as I can't fill the kettle in the morning for my cup of tea! Could she not just stack them on counter top beside the sink????!!!! Jaysus!!!
When my wife cooks she never washes up. I keep telling her that when you do a job ,you should'nt leave it half done.
Have you tried an Exorcist? Or voodoo?Ah but capt Beaky - it affects every damn part of his body, restless hands (yeah I know!), feet, legs, head - he just can't stop moving -even in his sleep, he turns really violently and it wakes me up at least two three times a night - of course he cannot remember it!
and you never had the content of the pot on your head instead of on your plate? count yourself lucky
No, never because everything is washed when her mother calls on a Sunday. The MIL feels obligated on account of us allowing her to sleep over
how about you wash them in the evening? who's cooking in your house, btw?
I had to read that a few times as well!
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