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To secretly purchase an old Teasmaid?

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Spannerweb · 11/01/2010 01:13

Would it be a tad unreasonable or downright horrid to secretly purchase an old "Teasmaid" and place it beside my husband's side of the bed?

He never wakes up when the sodding alarm goes off and I always end up having to clamber over him as if I am a contestant on The Krypton Factor.

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brimfull · 11/01/2010 01:27

how will teasmaid help?
am i being thick

MrsBlackbeard · 11/01/2010 01:30

Oooooh is it a goblin teas maid?

Spannerweb · 11/01/2010 01:37

Ggirl ? you?ve clearly never experienced a Teasmaid have you?

They?re exceptionally, unbelievably loud; so loud that when they go off, you lose all ability to get your head together enough to be able to switch it off and spend five minutes in sheer panic.

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kreecherlivesupstairs · 11/01/2010 07:31

YANBU, but as spanner said, they are the noisyest most discombobulating things known to man.

ActivityApple · 11/01/2010 07:38

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Guimauve · 11/01/2010 07:44

Ooooh! I want one. Takes me right back to being very tiny and having snuck into my parents' bed!

YANBU, get one!

TubbyDuffs · 11/01/2010 07:47

I like the idea of a teasmaid, but unfortunately don't like the idea of milk being left out all night ... unless you can get those little tubs of milk with a tear off lid.

Going to get fresh milk out of the fridge seems to negate the whole cup of tea without getting out of bed idea.

As for using it as an alarm, there are probably cheaper, noisier alarms you could buy.

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