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AIBU to expect to not have to do the housework when DP has been off for 2 days

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charliejosh · 24/06/2011 11:03

DP has taken 2 days off (unpaid I might add) and has basically been lazing around the house. He claims to have 'not sat down' but wtf he has been doing is beyond me! My sister and her partner are staying saturday night and I have just called home and asked do to strip spare bed and hoover upstairs....hardly a mammoth task and he has point blank refused - said he is going to the gym and then for a pint and wont have time

AIBU to be pissed off?

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JudysJudgement · 24/06/2011 11:06

if you need to ask ......

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Icelollycraving · 24/06/2011 11:07

Yes. Yanbu.

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roybosh · 24/06/2011 11:10

Not another one who hoovers

You vac up not hoover

aaaaargh

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CallMeBubblesEverybodyDoes · 24/06/2011 11:10

YANBU

Why the heck is he off for a pint at this time of day anyway?

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charliejosh · 24/06/2011 11:13

he wont be going for a pint until after the gym. he is going to the gym at 12 and will likely be there till 2.30 ish, then haircut and a pint - hard life hey!

I HOOVER up coz i got a hoover vacuum cleaner innit Grin

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ShoutyHamster · 24/06/2011 11:20

No dinner, clean clothes, or anything until he does the bed and hoovering. Tell him to pull his weight in the family or forget having any of the benefits of being in one. Oh, and stock up on laxatives to put in HIS drinks on Saturday night when your sis is here. He needs crushing and he needs it NOW.

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M0naLisa · 24/06/2011 11:24

Id say then

'well i cant be bothered to cook your tea'

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ShoutyHamster · 24/06/2011 11:31

When he gets back from the pub, ask how many pints he had in a jolly, pleasant way.

One pint = one large laxative dose to be administered when you are in the mood.
Two pints = two doses

Etc. etc.

The more he has drunk, the greater will your satisfaction be. It also gives you the opportunity to make enigmatic statements like 'Oh, that's going to be difficult for you' when he arsily replies that he's had four pints, not that it's any of your business.

Then get on with the important business of not making him any food, making sure the next supermarket shop omits any of his treats or favourites, making sure that all his clothes are at the bottom of the laundry pile, etc. etc.

Crush him like a bug OP!

(I'm in a lovely mood today Grin)

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JudysJudgement · 24/06/2011 11:34

Crush him like a bug OP!

that made me lol :)

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charliejosh · 24/06/2011 11:40

ShoutyHamster, I would hate to piss you off Grin

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redskyatnight · 24/06/2011 12:08

I looked at it from OP DH's point of view and have decided that it "depends".

Quite possibly DH has been very busy while he's been off - is this akin to the husband coming in from work and demanding to know what the SAHM has done all day?

If I'd made plans for the day I'd be pissed off if my OH rang up and demanded I did hoovering and bed changing. Particularly if it is now Friday morning and those are jobs that aren't needed until Saturday.

The "depends" bit is because - do you ever have any time where you just get to do what you want (as DH is doing today?). Is DH good about pitching in normally - e.g. might he do the beds tomorrow morning?

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charliejosh · 24/06/2011 12:15

redsky - there is no way he will do any chores whilst I am at home, thats why I am so annoyed. When I am there it becomes my job - he looks after our garden and does odd buts if nagged enough, but otherwise its down to me

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ShoutyHamster · 24/06/2011 12:19

Grin

Only joking... or am I?

Good luck OP!

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MummyTigger · 24/06/2011 12:46

Destroy his spirit. The bastard needs to be taught a lesson ;)

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