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AIBU?

It just took DH 15minutes.....

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manasaw · 07/04/2017 22:20

To get 2 pillows and 4 cans of cider out of the caravan on the drive. He thinks this is normal.

AIBU to think it's not?

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User7654 · 07/04/2017 22:21

YANBU. Is he a faffer op?

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ProudBadMum · 07/04/2017 22:21

Did he get them out one by one and have a cig in between? Grin

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alpacawhacker · 07/04/2017 22:22

How long is your drive?!

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Mummysh0rtlegs · 07/04/2017 22:22

Was he getting them out through a small window?

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Areyoufree · 07/04/2017 22:22

Is it your caravan...?

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WutheringFrights · 07/04/2017 22:23

My DH is a faffer of epic proportions, it used to make me so angry but I'm learning to accept it ... So far it's taken 11 years...

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Guiltypleasures001 · 07/04/2017 22:24

Did he press the apples and brew the cider himself?

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WorraLiberty · 07/04/2017 22:24

Are you sure there wasn't 5 cans and now there's 4? Grin

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zigzagbetty · 07/04/2017 22:24

I think we need a diagram of the drive/caravan/house ratio 😊

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SailAwaySailAwaySailAway · 07/04/2017 22:27

Did he pop in the van for a crafty wank?

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RiversrunWoodville · 07/04/2017 22:27

Are you married to my DH?? (If so you can keep him if I can occasionally use the caravan Grin)

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BeeFarseer · 07/04/2017 22:28

Nope. Not normal. Not unless the caravan is at the end of a very long drive that takes seven minutes to walk up, leaving one minute to grab the stuff.

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daisygirlmac · 07/04/2017 22:29

YANBU. DH went to hang some curtains last weekend, literally just needed to thread them on the pole, no hooks, no threads to pull, nothing complicated. I went to investigate 2 hours later and he was tidying out his tool cupboard, apparently absolutely vital before he attempted any curtain wizardry fuckery. When asked what bloody tools he needed to hang some curtains he got very cross and had to recover in the shed for another hour Hmm

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BMacklin · 07/04/2017 22:29

Ah yes I have a faffer OH too. Everyone told me when I was pregnant that once the baby came it would take me ages to leave the house. Ha! Already did!

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manasaw · 07/04/2017 22:31

The caravan is four or five steps from the front door. He also came upstairs after 7-8 minutes holding the pillows asking where the cider was.

"In the FUCKING FRIDGE!!!!"

Maybe he sulked for a bit Grin

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manasaw · 07/04/2017 22:34

Yes he is a faffer but is the worst type.

  1. Doesn't believe he is faffing, thinks it's all entirely crucial.


  1. Faffs mid-faff.


  1. Once faff is over incredibly sometimes hasn't even done what set out to do and says will do it tomorrow as too much time faffing.


Gin
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Huldra · 07/04/2017 22:35

To take into your house, or you're at a site and wanted them outside? Yes, the pillow as well as the cider. It's a long time either way but I need to know.
Its a Friday before Easter Hols, you must have arrived this evening? Or you're leaving to go away this weekend and have just remembered the cans of cider and want to wash pillow?

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user1487372252 · 07/04/2017 22:35

Maybe he did faff. Sounds like he probably did. What were you doing? Sitting timing him? Was that the best use of your time?

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Happyinthehills · 07/04/2017 22:36

There will have been a lot of unlocking and locking, that always throws mine - he has to find the keys again and again.

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QuirstThenching · 07/04/2017 22:37

"Faffs mid-faff" is the phrase I've been looking for my whole marriage Grin

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NorksAreMessy · 07/04/2017 22:39

Sigh! user how? How! HOW? Have you managed to make this OP's fault?

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ZilphasHatpin · 07/04/2017 22:40

What does he do that constitutes faffing? I'm always interested in what fafffers actually do? I think my son is a fatter but i watch him and I can't pinpoint what he does that makes him so slow other than he is just painfully slow! Grin

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DonaldStott · 07/04/2017 22:41

Oh god. I hate the faffing. In fact, I can't bare anyone taking longer to do things than is necessary. Obviously, there are exceptions to this. But generally speaking, it frustrates me so much.

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DonaldStott · 07/04/2017 22:42

There's always one fgs.

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daisygirlmac · 07/04/2017 22:43

Zilphas there are crucial differences between slowness and faffing. A faffer will inevitably need to complete eleventy billion entirely pointless tasks before they get to the actual task in hand. They may also go through a period of ineptitude and need to be reminded to focus on the simple task they are supposed to be doing. Sadly, a faffer seems to be a relatively common beast Grin

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