bugmum
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They're often not that subtle.Right- I've asked politely.
If I open the cupboard door and it's there, I'm going to have a damn heart attack.
They're often not that subtle.Right- I've asked politely.
If I open the cupboard door and it's there, I'm going to have a damn heart attack.
We have threads on asking t'piskies to find lost stuff or summat.Having lost two items lately, I would like to try this.
Is there any particular protocol involved when asking?
I thought we did somewhere, but seeing as Iris mentioned it, it was as easy just to ask here.We have threads on asking t'piskies to find lost stuff or summat.
Have you tried bribes?@Aydee_Aitchdee - Nothing as yet.
You aren't fully frustrated in not finding the articles yet. The little people haven't had their fun.I thought we did somewhere, but seeing as Iris mentioned it, it was as easy just to ask here.
@Aydee_Aitchdee - Nothing as yet.
I'll try again tomorrow.You aren't fully frustrated in not finding the articles yet. The little people haven't had their fun.
You aren't fully frustrated in not finding the articles yet. The little people haven't had their fun.
I'm currently missing one but I have asked nicely and no sign so far. I reckon it's been hoovered up at work.I wear some badges at work, mostly serious but there's a jokey one. Today I noticed it was dangling loose and adjusted the pin to tighten it.
It later went missing and I thought dammit, should 'ave put it away safe!
Searched all my bags/pockets etc in case it'd become caught somewhere, no joy.
Eventually knocked off and went home, and there was the badge on the sofa.
Either it fell off at home before I left for work and I just imagined I'd been wearing it, or it it fell off at work and caught on my clothes, or it came loose at work and teleported home.
Could you tip the Hoover bag out? I've found things like that.I'm currently missing one but I have asked nicely and no sign so far. I reckon it's been hoovered up at work.
Oh, this was over a week ago, and I don't know the cleaner well enough to go rummaging through his bag.Could you tip the Hoover bag out? I've found things like that.
You prob pee'd off the fairies with your various shenanigans young Floyd. Have you tried putting your fingers in your ears turning round 3 times all the while shouting "Codfanglers". Essential to film it and put it on here so that we can tell whether you are doing it right.I'll try again tomorrow.
Here's a chance to get to know him better.Oh, this was over a week ago, and I don't know the cleaner well enough to go rummaging through his bag.
What era do you think bugmum lives in?Could you tip the Hoover bag out? I've found things like that.
It'd be an industrial hoover/vacuum cleaner. They have bags.What era do you think bugmum lives in?
"Demons" are just fairies playing dress-up.
Considering that the In-House GP does most of the hoovering at home, definitely the 21st century!What era do you think bugmum lives in?
As I've mentioned before hoovering can be dangerous (Ms Me's broken finger). I hope you warn IHGP of the consequences of such activity, although may be you take the view that he can heal himself.Considering that the In-House GP does most of the hoovering at home, definitely the 21st century!
I once pulled a thigh muscle by turning over funny in bed. Had to put a frame round the bog to lean on because the leg wouldn't support my weight.I had a friend who broke a collar bone and chipped an elbow doing laundry, another dislocated a knee cap picking herb’s for Sunday lunch. I bruised my shoulder and cut my ear dusting the landing.
Housework is dangerous, just say “NO” and delegate.
TOTALLY worth it.T'missus pulled a muscle in her knee by getting out of bed to snoop out of the window at some argument in the street.
Not really though. It is strangeness that you can do sometimes serious damage to yourself doing simple, ordinary, things.Time for that picture of the train that has fallen down the ravine.
Yup, a bloke I knew who was doing up a bathroom smashed the toilet bowl ready to remove it. His helpful girlfriend reached over it when sweeping up the bits and caught her forearm on a sharp edge.Not really though. It is strangeness that you can do sometimes serious damage to yourself doing simple, ordinary, things.
Bit daft smashing it up considering a toilet isn't exactly heavy.Yup, a bloke I knew who was doing up a bathroom smashed the toilet bowl ready to remove it. His helpful girlfriend reached over it when sweeping up the bits and caught her forearm on a sharp edge.
It tore a long deep wound and she had months of treatment for damaged tendons and nerves and all sorts. I'm not sure she ever regained full use of her hand. All for the sake of tidying up.
Yup, I'd've lifted it out while. Maybe left it on @Swifty's doorstep overnight.Bit daft smashing it up considering a toilet isn't exactly heavy.
Cast iron baths however are a different story and the shards on those things are lethal.