AIBU To have blamed DP

[TheLadyEvenstar]

cutting a long story short

my drier "broke down" in August. First engineer came out on 17th August over the last 2 months the engineers have failed to turn up, called me too ill to work and a whole host of excuses.

Today the company send an engineer who "fixes" my drier in 2 seconds flat...it was a clip not in place where the main filter is that was stopping it from working.

WIBU to have blamed DP for not putting it back properly when in fact it was ME DS1

[TheLadyEvenstar]

[hgrin]

[ReebleBeeble]

YANBU, I blame most things on DP. Like 2 days ago. I had left a mostly finished mocha frappachino in the hood fold of our new stroller. He packed it away and it wasnt used for two weeks. Cue me hunting all over the house for the rancid milk smell only to discover the culprit 10 minutes before docs appointment.

After franticly trying to clean it and not gag, I knocked an entire bottle of Flash (it was the ONLY thing we had! Fairy liquid just wasnt cutting it.) all over my nekkid legs and had to power shower. People at the docs were sniffing and asking where the 'lemony bleachy' smell was coming from

I still think its his fault for not checking the buggy...

[Annpan88]

I left a purple scarf in the washing machine because I was too lazy busy to take it to the hamper upstairs. Que DH doing one of the few loads of laundry. He ever does that happens to be white now purple baby vests. Its his fault even though I saw him load the machine

[plupervert]

Purple baby vests sound quite nice. Better than pink gym socks, anyway!

[carabos]

Rule 1: everything that goes wrong is his fault.
Rule 2: everything that goes well is your fault.

There are no other rules.
HTH

[TheLadyEvenstar]