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Marriage tip. (Original Post) Duncanpup May 2 OP
I'll kick that one up a notch EYESORE 9001 May 2 #1
My dear wife would always critique how I loaded dishwasher Duncanpup May 2 #8
And here i thought ActRaiser May 2 #12
The best wisdom makes us smile. . . . . nt Bernardo de La Paz May 2 #2
My wife was wise. Duncanpup May 2 #9
Or cooking... rubbersole May 2 #3
Well... 2naSalit May 2 #4
I would definitely agree with you on this 2naSalit. Duncanpup May 2 #5
Indeed... 2naSalit May 2 #6
I can relate COL Mustard May 2 #7
"break a few dishes" Seinan Sensei May 2 #11
That just may reflect a secret of life !!!! Karadeniz May 2 #10
Does cleaning your guns Old Crank May 2 #13

2naSalit

(87,027 posts)
4. Well...
Thu May 2, 2024, 06:44 AM
May 2

As long as you're not breaking stuff while cleaning!

My ex, and one of the reasons he's an ex, had a philosophy about housework he didn't want to do;

"If you do a real shitty job, break a few favorite dishes, they'll stop asking you to do those chores."

That would be the one exception.

COL Mustard

(5,985 posts)
7. I can relate
Thu May 2, 2024, 07:07 AM
May 2

A few years back, I made my teenage son help me load the dishwasher instead of just sitting on his ass. He did, but he made sure he did a lousy job of it, and after a couple of broken glasses, and a new dishwasher, I gave him other things to do instead.

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