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to think this would NEVER happen?!

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mollysmum82 · 03/12/2010 15:09

We used to live in a flat before moving into our house. We tried to sell the flat but couldn't so now we rent it and just about scrape even on the mortgage every month.

Our current tenant (who has already forgotten to pay the rent once and made us go overdrawn, grrrr) has now come out with a whopper of a tale about breaking the washing machine. He says, and I quote..

"the washing machine was spinning so vigorously that it caused a cup to leap from the work surface, ricochet off the table and bounce into the washing machine door, causing it to smash"

Now I don't claim to be an engineer...but does this sound a little far fetched to you? I mean even if I were to throw a STEEL cup at our washing machine door I'd probably struggle to break the reinforced glass, designed to withstand high pressure spins.

So the tenant thinks it is our job to pay for/replace the washing machine door, since its not his fault the spin cycle is so strong.

I would tell him to feck off...in fact I WILL tell him to feck off. Bt did I forget to mention...the tenant is my brother. Stupid stupid me.

OP posts:
RockinRobinBird · 04/12/2010 22:01

Congratulations! :)

Harriet is a gorgeous name (gives snoring Harriet beside her a nudge)

RockinRobinBird · 04/12/2010 22:01

Oh FFS Blush

mummytoatribe · 05/12/2010 10:13

If the cup was travelling with such force that when it ricocheted it broke the machine door, assuming it was a normal non metal cup, then it would surely have blasted to bits when it hit the table?

As far as I can see, there is no way it could have made it to the washer in one piece!

Obv bs anyway, but thought I would add my theory!

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