Give me some dialogue from your day

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Andrew_Culture

Internet Marketing bod
My mother to me:

Mother: Put your stuff in the dish washer
Me: In a minute
Mother: But you never do

(Couple of minutes later I get up to put them in the dishwasher)

Mother: No, they don't go on that side

... a never winning situation, I try to put them in but apparently the cutlery needs to face handle down in the basket thing and not up and the plates need to go at the back and not at the front.

Dishwasher fascism exists in every home. My wife disapproves of my 'if the door shuts easily then the dishwasher isn't full yet' methodology.
 

Matthew_T

"Young and Ex-whippet"
I try to put them in but apparently the cutlery needs to face handle down in the basket thing and not up and the plates need to go at the back and not at the front.
Cutlery always goes handle down. That is how they get cleaned.
 

gbb

Squire
Location
Peterborough
'OI !!!, you better not be bringing that bike in the house.' :huh:

Damn those clicky campag hubs ....i was just going for a bath, then realised the bike was still out.

'Don't fret, i'll put it away when ive had my bath'
'You'd better :evil:or you'll find your tyres flat'

:whistle:^_^
 

Rezillo

TwoSheds
Location
Suffolk
Cutlery always goes handle down. That is how they get cleaned.

That is how it used to be here until I slipped on some water by the (open dishwasher). I put my hand into the dishwasher tray on the door as I fell and ended up with a knife in my thumb, with the point stuck in the bone by the top joint. I pulled it out, thought 'blimey, that was painful' then passed out and fell to the floor again, this time almost on top of the dishwasher tray. The resultant crash of scattered bowls and cutlery brought my wife to the kitchen when she found me groggily staggering around saying there was no problem before falling down again.

It could have been a lot worse - googling dishwasher knife death was a bit worrying.

John
 

Rezillo

TwoSheds
Location
Suffolk
1995129 said:
This reads like a classic casualty explanation.

Fortunately, I didn't have to explain it to anyone at the time, which was just as well because investigating workplace accidents was part of my team's work - I would not have lived it down having had one at home! I didn't bother with any treatment - just took the morning off work. Thumb was painful for a few days but it healed up ok.

Our cutlery now goes in the dishwasher blade down :smile:

John
 

marinyork

Resting in suspended Animation
Location
Logopolis
Customer: ******* ****. ******** ******. ******* KIDS. (inaudible) ******* ****
Supervisor (smiles): Come this way madam. Can you re-open?
Me: Yes, you can even send the lady that swore at me down, although perhaps not first in the queue.
a minute later...
Customer: I want a wine box.
Me: I would think it likely there are any in the back (knowing there aren't), but we can go and look in the back for you. It might be a while.
Customer: I already asked someone that worked on that department and there aren't any.
Me: So unfortunately the answer is no.
Customer: but I want one
Me looks at supervisor (who seems to shrug)
supervisor: here's a wine carrier, we normally charge for them but you can have it for free.
...
Me: bye now, thanks very much, don't forget your wine carrier next time.
customer (being more careful): grunt mutter grunt.
 

subaqua

What’s the point
Location
Leytonstone
Doctor- I think youi have labyrinthitis
me Oh, an inner ear infection then.
Doc- you are not to drive
Me- can i still cycle, as i don't feel dizzy when i cycle
doc NO
Me oh
wifey i told you you wouldn't be allowed to ride.


bumholes
 
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