Have you ever left the suds in the bucket . .

The Backwards Man

. . and the clothes hanging out on the line?

I did a few times. Went to the pub for a pint one evening years ago and ended up in the flower auction in Aalsmeer the next lunchtime. Didn't come home for a week.

What's the most spontaneous thing you have ever done?

Stheno

Nothing.

I am the worlds most unspontaneous person.

I like a nice, calm, planned and ordered life.

You been on the Tennants again?:pac:

The Backwards Man

Stheno wrote: »

Nothing.

I am the worlds most unspontaneous person.

I like a nice, calm, planned and ordered life.

You been on the Tennants again?:pac:

Nope. just finished work and having a generous brandy.:)

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Got drunk and bought a gas rangemaster one Friday evening.
A big massive one. The bit that really sold it to me was the fact it had a takoyaki grill on it. I was so excited. Then not an hour later I saw aldi had a removable takoyaki grill plate for sale for 15.99.

I debated not telling the oh at all, and letting the delivery men bear the good news when they got around to delivering it. Although breaking the news went surprisingly well.

Stheno

The Backwards Man wrote: »

Nope. just finished work and having a generous brandy.:)

/cries.

Is that my bottle you were saving to send to me?:eek:

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Can I just add I have cereal and pick and mix as main meals. I cook pizza in the microwave. I have no real need for an actual range.

The Backwards Man

Stheno wrote: »

/cries.

Is that my bottle you were saving to send to me?:eek:

Na, just bog standard Hennessy. Drank the good stuff months ago.

Stheno

LexieOnRale wrote: »

Got drunk and bought a gas rangemaster one Friday evening.
A big massive one. The bit that really sold it to me was the fact it had a takoyaki grill on it. I was so excited. Then not an hour later I saw aldi had a removable takoyaki grill plate for sale for 15.99.

I debated not telling the oh at all, and letting the delivery men bear the good news when they got around to delivering it. Although breaking the news went surprisingly well.

I had one of them. A giant creature with eight boilers on the hob, two ovens, a grill and warming section.

I also had an Irish Wolfhound with an undiagnosed condition that meant he couldn't digest food.

Came in one night, put a stew in the oven to heat up, and heard a horrid crashing noise about twenty minutes later.

Evil wolfhound smelled food, and literally ripped the door from the oven including the hinges to get to it.

I go in, find the wolfhound slurping down the stew, and my wrecked beloved cooker.

The Backwards Man

LexieOnRale wrote: »

Can I just add I have cereal and pick and mix as main meals. I cook pizza in the microwave. I have no real need for an actual range.

Where do you cook your scone bread?:eek:

Stheno

The Backwards Man wrote: »

Na, just bog standard Hennessy. Drank the good stuff months ago.

Devastated :mad:

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The Backwards Man wrote: »

Where do you cook your scone bread?:eek:

Microwave? Toaster? Boil the kettle?? If it's not one of those 3, I probably wouldn't bother with it

Stheno

LexieOnRale wrote: »

Can I just add I have cereal and pick and mix as main meals. I cook pizza in the microwave. I have no real need for an actual range.

So it was like you bought an Aga for the interior design element? I just polished of a box of milk tray and a pack of snakes from natural confectionery company.

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Booked a flight to Toronto about 16 hours before it left to go ride my ex for a weekend. Booked Friday. Flew Saturday. Rang in sick on Monday came home on Tuesday.

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Stheno wrote: »

So it was like you bought an Aga for the interior design element?

No because I was full of cider and it had a takoyaki grill

Stheno

LexieOnRale wrote: »

Booked a flight to Toronto about 16 hours before it left to go ride my ex for a weekend. Booked Friday. Flew Saturday. Rang in sick on Monday came home on Tuesday.

Was it worth it? A weekend in Dublin and Coppers would have been cheaper?

The Backwards Man

The Backwards Man wrote: »

. . and the clothes hanging out on the line?

I did a few times. Went to the pub for a pint one evening years ago and ended up in the flower auction in Aalsmeer the next lunchtime. Didn't come home for a week.

What's the most spontaneous thing you have ever done?

Before I even opened this thread I knew it was one of yours BM

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Stheno wrote: »

Was it worth it? A weekend in Dublin and Coppers would have been cheaper?

So worth it! No regrets! He's not my ex anymore