Ivan Rûski |
Even more important, do you thread toilet paper so that it pulls forward from the top, like a civilized person does, or so you have to pull it forward from underneath, like a scurvy villain?
Due to pets, we can no longer keep the toilet paper on the holder or we will have it all over the house when we come home, so it goes on a shelf above the toilet.
meatrace |
It was almost as bad as "The Gate".
Almost, but not quite...
Dude that movie is amazing.
I saw that as a kid and the part with the dude in the wall freaked me out so bad it gave me nightmares. NOTHING gives me nightmares.I watched it maybe 3-4 years ago and it was still fawesome.
You ever see the sequel?
Kirth Gersen |
Due to pets, we can no longer keep the toilet paper on the holder or we will have it all over the house when we come home, so it goes on a shelf above the toilet.
Weird. My cats got bored with that and stopped doing it on their own after the first time that happened. Evidently teaching each other to open latched doors was a much more interesting game for them.
Andrew R |
Well, I'm sorry people feel bad about saying such things.
As I said, it was over 20 years ago. It's more entertaining that that movie was SOOOOO bad than anything else...
I personally find it utterly hilarious that I can hate a movie THAT much.
It was almost as bad as "The Gate".
Almost, but not quite...
i had a conversation about The Gate with a childhood friend the day before his brother, who was my brother's friend, killed himself.
NobodysHome |
NobodysHome wrote:i had a conversation about The Gate with a childhood friend the day before his brother, who was my brother's friend, killed himself.Well, I'm sorry people feel bad about saying such things.
As I said, it was over 20 years ago. It's more entertaining that that movie was SOOOOO bad than anything else...
I personally find it utterly hilarious that I can hate a movie THAT much.
It was almost as bad as "The Gate".
Almost, but not quite...
We definitely need a study here: Do appallingly bad movies cause suicides?
And I'm pretty sure there are two movies called "The Gate".
I'm talking the one where the kid used a model rocket (no, I am not kidding) to kill the demon and save his sister.
Andrew R |
Andrew R wrote:NobodysHome wrote:i had a conversation about The Gate with a childhood friend the day before his brother, who was my brother's friend, killed himself.Well, I'm sorry people feel bad about saying such things.
As I said, it was over 20 years ago. It's more entertaining that that movie was SOOOOO bad than anything else...
I personally find it utterly hilarious that I can hate a movie THAT much.
It was almost as bad as "The Gate".
Almost, but not quite...
We definitely need a study here: Do appallingly bad movies cause suicides?
And I'm pretty sure there are two movies called "The Gate".
I'm talking the one where the kid used a model rocket (no, I am not kidding) to kill the demon and save his sister.
yeah that one, first horror movie i remember ever watching
Generic Villain |
Well this has been more eye-opening than I expected. I still think Dick won't rinse dishes because he's a lazy schmuck, but apparently there are some reasonable arguments in his favor.
However, if he ever puts the toilet paper on the wrong way (there are no kids or cats in this house, so there most certainly is a wrong way), I will destroy everything he holds dear with fire.
As an aside, we don't really fight that much and I might be exaggerating my frustrations just a little. But really, isn't it the little things that get under everyone's skin?
Gruumash . |
I rinse before I put in the dishwasher but mostly because it is sometimes left for a day or so. The kids on the other hand do not.
My wife does clean before the cleaners come. Which I find strange but do it to get along.
I have my own pet peeves though my nice knives they are carbon steel I don't like them left in the sink, water and rust thing as well as my cast iron pans which I scrub but don't use soap in them. I take them from the stove and run under water and scrub right then and there.
NobodysHome |
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I rinse before I put in the dishwasher but mostly because it is sometimes left for a day or so. The kids on the other hand do not.
My wife does clean before the cleaners come. Which I find strange but do it to get along.
I have my own pet peeves though my nice knives they are carbon steel I don't like them left in the sink, water and rust thing as well as my cast iron pans which I scrub but don't use soap in them. I take them from the stove and run under water and scrub right then and there.
Gruumash, you are indeed Awesome!
Sounds *almost* exactly like my house. I've lost two beautiful carbon steel knives to people who know nothing about them, so now I keep them hidden and then diligently clean them and put them away the moment I use them. And people marvel at the patina on my cast iron pan and ask how I do it and I answer, "I care."
On the other hand, I don't like paying people to do stuff I don't mind doing, so I'm in the same camp as your wife on the cleaners: I'll do the dishes and fold and put away the laundry: You dust, scrub the toilets, clean the oven, and mop the floor. We'll get along fine...
Robert Carter 58 |
Yeah, you pretty much have to rinse the dishes first, otherwise, they don't get very clean. Sometimes I am too tired/lazy/busy to do this and I will just put them in the dishwasher, have the machine kinda/sorta clean them and I will clean the dish the "rest of the way" when it comes out still dirty from the machine. Since I am now single, I can do this without grief.
Pillbug Toenibbler |
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#firstworldproblems
After accidentally camping overnight in a faery ring, I used to spontaneously polymorph into a wok for weeks afterward. #WashDishes #FirstWorldProblems
At least I think I polymorphed... maybe I shouldn't have eaten the faery ring mushrooms?
Robyn Goodfellow |
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Lamontius wrote:#firstworldproblemsAfter accidentally camping overnight in a faery ring, I used to spontaneously polymorph into a wok for weeks afterward. #WashDishes #FirstWorldProblems
At least I think I polymorphed... maybe I shouldn't have eaten the faery ring mushrooms?
That's not a problem, that's a feature.
Ivan Rûski |
Ivan Rûski wrote:Due to pets, we can no longer keep the toilet paper on the holder or we will have it all over the house when we come home, so it goes on a shelf above the toilet.Weird. My cats got bored with that and stopped doing it on their own after the first time that happened. Evidently teaching each other to open latched doors was a much more interesting game for them.
Oddly enough, it was not usually the cats who are the culprits the few times we actually caught it happening, but the dog (a dachshund).
Kirth Gersen |
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Re: Woody Guthrie: "According to some accounts, he deliberately played the part of the rambling man, never taking off his boots, sleeping on the floor, and eating standing up over the sink." Remember that Woodie wrote the "Woody Sez" column for The Daily Worker, the official paper of the Communist Party USA, so invoking Woody's name sounds like an attempt to invoke Party solidarity with goblins everywhere.
Little-known verses from "This Land":
A sign was painted, said: "Private Property",
But on the back side it didn't say nothing.
This land was made for you and me.
One bright morning in the shadow of the steeple
By the Relief Office I saw my people.
As they stood hungry, I stood there wondering if
This land was made for you and me.
Legendarius |
Usually we only run our dishwasher every 2-3 days so I'll normally rinse off the bigger stuff in the garbage disposal (not scrub) and put it in the dishwasher and when it's full I run it. Given I might have to shift dishes around as I fill it over a few days I don't want to have to handle too much leftover food on the dishes/pots/bowls that have been in there for a while. When we have guests usually after the main meal it's full and we just run it.
Nigel Tufnel, Guitar Wizard |
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My hetero life partner tries to always eat over the sink. When I give him the standard mom line "It'll taste better if you put it on a plate and sit down at the table" he always says "Woody Guthrie ate over the sink."
If that seems cryptic to you, well, I don't know what it means, either.
{uses sharpie to scribble "This Machine Kills Fascists" on the dishwasher}