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Just for fun! Most annoying little things about men

16 replies

chocolatemummy · 21/02/2009 19:50

I will start-
They seem totally uncapable of replacing the loo roll on the holder when it runs out!

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WifeofGeek · 21/02/2009 20:08

Socks rolled into a ball when dirty!

ShambolicBaby · 21/02/2009 20:13

lol at socks rolled up, i thought it was just dp,

the inability to PUT DIRTY CLOTHES IN THE WASH

GossipMonger · 21/02/2009 20:15

DH hangs his pants on the end of the bed every night in case of emergencies

gigglewitch · 21/02/2009 20:18

dropping p-j's(for want of better word) on the floor every morning ...then looking for them under his pillow at bed time
[optimist?]

rofl @ emergencies

chocolatemummy · 21/02/2009 20:18

oh no thats so funny!
totally with you on all posts so far!

also, aware of the slightest scratch or mark on the car but never aware of carpet needing hoovering or work tops being dirty etc etc ......

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chocolatemummy · 21/02/2009 20:24

come on come on I KNOW there are loads more to laugh at

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differentID · 21/02/2009 20:34

making a sandwich and not putting anything back- not the ham, nor the butter or any other foodstuffs used and then later asking where's the butter?

ShambolicBaby · 21/02/2009 20:36

toe fluff in the bath [ggrr]

scienceteacher · 21/02/2009 20:39

Remote control abuse, and not knowing how to change TV channels without having to scroll through and watch every one in between for about 20 seconds each.

Using the biggest and the most kitchen pans and utensils to make even the simplest meal.

chocolatemummy · 21/02/2009 20:40

lol

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Cies · 21/02/2009 20:40

Yy Scienceteacher - DH is also incapable of judging the size of pan needed for the job. So will heat up the largest ring on the hob and put the largest frying pan on it to do ONE egg. Drives me bonkers.

scienceteacher · 21/02/2009 20:46

Me too, cies. I always think about how it will all fit in the dishwasher as I am cooking - this does not occur to DH.

He also has to use a colander for any kind of straining, even though losing a whole pan of spaghetti down the sink is a once in a decade experience.

MumtoCharlieandLola · 21/02/2009 20:47

Not being able to find anything, and then when you go to look , the thing is where you told them to look in the first place.

Not being able to pack the car, or is that just me? My DH has no spacial skills what so ever.

chocolatemummy · 21/02/2009 20:48

oh they ARE all the same

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Fairynufff · 22/02/2009 19:23

Saying that they can't possibly do any other job (ie. sort washing out, make some tea, do a bit of shopping etc.) when you go out because they're "looking after the kids".

Asking for detailed information about the most simple of things that have to do with housework/kids "so what goes into her lunchbox again?" "which washing powder shall I put in again?" "what side of the plate does she want her cucumber?" etc.

Telling you at great length when they have cleaned the kitchen top off/loaded the dishwasher/hoovered up etc.
Me:"yeah, I know, I do it everyday" him: "Yes, but I did it properly."

Buying you presents that suggest he hasn't learned anything about you in the last 15 years!

Fairynufff · 22/02/2009 19:31

Thought of some more...

Putting brown sauce or baked beans on a really great meal you have spent ages cooking.

Getting road rage in supermarket car parks and then complaining when people don't stop to allow him to cross.

ooh - this is cathartic....

Saying that a women is 'really attractive' when in your opinion she isn't.

Never remembering celebrity trivia even though you've told him several times that Isla Fisher was in Home + Away and is married to Borat....

Moaning about how stressful their job is and how they just want to get home and 'switch off' while you are running around like a blue arsed fly sorting kid's tea, tidying house, reading bedtime stories, getting school bags ready etc.

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