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turn on the flame throwers - overnight visitors

45 replies

redchocolatebutton · 03/11/2019 17:06

I'm ready for a big flaming

relative staying for a week.
relative is loud, can't close doors or loo lids quietly. they even can't just sit down without almost falling through the floor.
their body spray absolutely stinks.
they insists on having smelly cheese for breakfast.
they talk constantly.

plus the weather is shit (stormy) so I can't even go for a walk

aibu to put snot into their dinner?

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redchocolatebutton · 03/11/2019 17:06

3 more nights...

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crustycrab · 03/11/2019 17:10

Put the smelly cheese and body spray in the bin. Tell them to stop slamming your doors.

redchocolatebutton · 03/11/2019 17:50

you lot disappoint me!

I need a handhold

I don't drink, but tonight I wish I was

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TheReluctantCountess · 03/11/2019 17:54

Get a soft-close toilet lid.

redchocolatebutton · 03/11/2019 17:58

yep. already on my shopping list.

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redchocolatebutton · 03/11/2019 18:01

I put extra chilli in their dinner

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picklemepopcorn · 03/11/2019 18:03

So the toilet door and loo seat will be banging even more frequently! Shortsighted victory!

ControversialFerret · 03/11/2019 18:08

Soft close loo seats are great. The only downside is that you get so used to them and then end up slamming normal seats.

No other advice apart from start drinking!

makingmammaries · 03/11/2019 18:09

Could you make the heating break down?

flowery · 03/11/2019 18:11

Since when do house guests get to “insist” on what they get fed? Don’t buy the smelly cheese!

StoneofDestiny · 03/11/2019 18:12

Pretend you have vomiting big andvsuggest they leave!

(Who are they - did you invite in their chaos?)

mumwon · 03/11/2019 18:15

give them vegan cheese (I gather real cheese aficionados hate it)

StoneofDestiny · 03/11/2019 18:21

Bug not big

PickAChew · 03/11/2019 18:28

From your thread title, I thought you were going to say you had mice but this is much, much worse Gin

redchocolatebutton · 03/11/2019 18:48

it's a relative who invited themselves.

popular holiday destination.

can I put the cheese out on the patio and blame neighbours dog if it goes 'missing'?

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redchocolatebutton · 03/11/2019 18:49

tbh 3 days would have been fine, but after that I need to bite my tongue a lot.

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Loopytiles · 03/11/2019 18:50

If it’s not an immediate relative (parent or sibling) don’t agree to them visiting again!

flouncyfanny · 03/11/2019 18:55

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FuzzyPuffling · 03/11/2019 18:56

No heating.
Cheese thrown out as it has "gone mouldy" (Extra points if it is already blue cheese).
Activities they hate and must join in with. I suggest sea swimming, fell walking, sock shopping.
Insist they wash up by hand (your dishwasher is broken, isn't it Including the dog's bowl.)
Lumpy pillows.
Early starts every day (6am hike, anyone?)
And all windows open to remove smell of spray.

Sexnotgender · 03/11/2019 18:59

YANBU, I hate house guests at the best of times, even people I like.

As an aside mumsnet isn’t very good at maths.

turn on the flame throwers - overnight visitors
redchocolatebutton · 03/11/2019 18:59

I love the 'broken' dishwasher idea. I'm afraid it's currently running but a 'malfunction' can be arranged Wink

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StoneofDestiny · 03/11/2019 19:57

Develop an immediate allergy to strong smells That is giving you chronic headache - so cheese and spray has to go and everything has to be done quietly (so talking to a minimum).

redchocolatebutton · 03/11/2019 20:22

any mention of bad smells gets me the question 'are you pregnant?' (def not!)

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Breathlessness · 03/11/2019 20:24

Use the body spray on the cheese?

redchocolatebutton · 03/11/2019 20:26

Use the body spray on the cheese?

lol

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