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AIBU?

To be irked

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LolaTheShowgirl · 24/11/2007 12:58

that when someone says they were really hungry but too busy to make something to eat, I spend half an hour cooking dinner (that I cannot eat as i'm on a diet) and 15 minutes after I told them it was ready and it's waiting on the plate for them, they still haven't gone to eat it and now it's bloody ruined and stone cold no doubt!

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fryalot · 24/11/2007 12:59

YANBU

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fryalot · 24/11/2007 13:00

I would leave it there and give it to them for tea, supper, breakfast, tomorrow's dinner... whatever till they either eat it or cook something else

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LolaTheShowgirl · 24/11/2007 13:04

Thanks These are adults by the way, not stubborn little children!

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beeper · 24/11/2007 13:04

(fuzzie)

YANBU - its bad manners.

(rant)

Are you P*ed you are on a diet and secretly want to snaffle said foods down your gullet.

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LolaTheShowgirl · 24/11/2007 13:07

Yea beeper! It smells lovely! They've just sat down to eat it now

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beeper · 24/11/2007 13:18

LOL right with you.

When I was on diet, My FIL took to sending these apple struddels round cause he got them on a BOGOFF from iceland. I used to beg DH not to bring them but he would and cook them and the smell would fill the house for hours. Big rows would ensue.

Also it P*S of that somehow, only heaven knows that DH's seem to lose weight also at the same time just by eating our low fat cooking and without cutting out the luxuarys.

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