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Surreal or what?

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fuzzynavel · 05/12/2011 14:59

Just ended a 2 year relationship on Sunday (sad but relieved).

What on earth do you think he was doing?

It went like this -

We went off for the weekend to see if we could maybe get back on some sort of even keel. Things had been shite for the past 6 months.

On the way home in the car after being woken very badly by him - stomping around, turning the telly on practically shining a light in my eyes he should have just waterboarded me and be done with it

I had decided enough was enough and told him that I needed a break so wanted my keys back and for him to get his stuff out of my house.

He told me that he couldn't collect stuff now but tomorrow. I said um no, I would pack it all up and he was to come and collect later.

Anyway, got indoors and he asked for a cup of tea before he left, I couldn't quite get my head round this so automatically made one (thinking he'd take it with him in the cab like he usually does). He then proceeded to sit down and read the paper - what the f...ing hell was he doing? I had to tell him that he needed to bloody vacate!

I'm sort of laughing about this today, what on earth did he think he was doing???????

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Bogeyface · 06/12/2011 00:52

Izzy DH and I have boys, girls, a gay one, a ginger one, an SN one, a G&T one and a mixed race one. We said that all we need is a lesbian for a full house at "alternative family" bingo and now I learn that we need a homodafrite too! Wish they would stop changing the buggering rules! :o

CleopatrasAsp · 06/12/2011 03:11

Bogey, there is a good joke in the 'buggering rules' but I am far to refined to make it. Grin

izzywhizzysmincepies · 06/12/2011 03:27

Am I hallucinating or was there talent show once with a catchphrase 'Tonight, Matthew, I'm going to be...?

Sounds as if that would be a good alternative to charades for your almost full house this Christmas, Bogey Xmas Grin

CleopatrasAsp · 06/12/2011 14:43

Fuzzy, I forgot to say, something similar happened to a friend of mine once. She told her (awful) boyfriend at the time to sling his hook one Friday night and he said he would but could he have a bath first!?? Anyway, out of politeness, she agreed and then she went to bed to keep out of his way. When she woke up in the morning he was still there so she told him she would be out all day so he could pack up his things in peace. When she returned home late Saturday evening he was in bed asleep and still hadn't packed. When she got up on Sunday morning he was STILL THERE so she said if he didn't pack and get out right now she would throw him out and he could forget about taking his things. He finally left after that but it came out a few weeks later that he had been seing someone else anyway so my friend was quite puzzled about why he really wanted to stay anyway. There are some real weirdos about. Grin

fuzzynavel · 06/12/2011 19:51

Best think myself lucky then CleopatrasAsp at least he didnt climb in my tub and ask me to scrub his back. Shock

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izzywhizzysmincepies · 06/12/2011 20:09

'Tis the panto season but, sadly, some guys fall far short of Prince Charming with or without the tights

In your matinee performance the audience is shouting 'He's behind you' or 'in front of you behind a newspaper', fuzzy.

As for your mate, Cleo, her tale is a modern day twist on Goldilocks with the savage economic cuts in the theatre world resulting in funds only being available for one bear costume Xmas Grin

fuzzynavel · 07/12/2011 10:15

Izzy - and when the curtain fell he'd gone "pooof" up in cloud of smoke.
Was this the final illusion? I'd prefer to think it was a case of human combustion Grin

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fuzzynavel · 09/12/2011 22:47

Just revisited thread to remind me what a twunt I went out with and saw I all of a sudden wrote Hermaphrodites (thank you for the right spelling) apparently for no reason! Obviously thought in my giddy pissed euphoria I was on a different thread!

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