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amber_fluid wrote:

Spargo wrote:Then there’s the ones who buy items off you & then drink your beer…

When’s the next summer shed sale?
I’m getting thirsty!

and the missus is getting edgy.........

cracka wrote:Or "since I'm doing you a favour taking it off your hands, can you deliver it"

You bloody jinx me.
Giving a lounge away for free and someone just asked can I deliver it

amber_fluid wrote:

cracka wrote:Or "since I'm doing you a favour taking it off your hands, can you deliver it"

You bloody jinx me.
Giving a lounge away for free and someone just asked can I deliver it

Yeah I can deliver it for $75

mighty_tiger_79 wrote:

amber_fluid wrote:

cracka wrote:Or "since I'm doing you a favour taking it off your hands, can you deliver it"

You bloody jinx me.
Giving a lounge away for free and someone just asked can I deliver it

Yeah I can deliver it for $75

I know a bloke with a van…

But he only takes PayPal

dedja wrote:But he only takes PayPal

Or 3 cartons of beer

amber_fluid wrote:

cracka wrote:Or "since I'm doing you a favour taking it off your hands, can you deliver it"

You bloody jinx me.
Giving a lounge away for free and someone just asked can I deliver it

When people take their stuff out of the microwave before the allotted time and they don’t clear the timer.

Lightning McQueen wrote:When people take their stuff out of the microwave before the allotted time and they don’t clear the timer.

Guilty!
I have to take it out before the timer finishes

amber_fluid wrote:

Lightning McQueen wrote:When people take their stuff out of the microwave before the allotted time and they don’t clear the timer.

Guilty!
I have to take it out before the timer finishes

And then fail to reset?

I’m not complete until I hear the beep…….and I can’t set it to a round number to heat something up.

In the morning when I heat my toasted ham, cheese and tomato sandwich I’ll set it as 31 or some random number and link it it to a footballer that wore that guernsey.

Lightning McQueen wrote:

amber_fluid wrote:

Lightning McQueen wrote:When people take their stuff out of the microwave before the allotted time and they don’t clear the timer.

Guilty!
I have to take it out before the timer finishes

And then fail to reset?

I’m not complete until I hear the beep…….and I can’t set it to a round number to heat something up.

In the morning when I heat my toasted ham, cheese and tomato sandwich I’ll set it as 31 or some random number and link it it to a footballer that wore that guernsey.

I don’t deliberately not reset it but it’s not the first thing on my mine either when I take my food out.
I do however always wipe it down after using it.

And what are you doing putting toasties in the microwave?

Having to drain the pool because it's overflowing. Normally this doesn't bother me, but it's December.

I'll be refilling it mid January! (hopefully)

Humidity...

wenchbarwer wrote:Humidity...

Felt like North QLD walking outside this morning to go to work

amber_fluid wrote:
I don’t deliberately not reset it but it’s not the first thing on my mine either when I take my food out.
I do however always wipe it down after using it.

And what are you doing putting toasties in the microwave?

Morning routine:
Put hash brown in air fryer.
Have shower then go straight to the kitchen to put toast in.
Get dressed then return to kitchen to make the rest of the toasted sanga, hash brown is now ready too.
31 seconds to nuke the cheese gives me enough time to pour a juice and get my vitamins ready.

Approx 20-25 mins from getting out of bed to getting in the car

I'm a strict morning routineer as well...

out of bed, shower, dressed (no socks and shoes yet), make cereal, sit down to watch news bulletin (always starts at the time I sit down), put shoes and socks on, eat cereal (cannot get up until full news bulletin incl. weather is finished), feed animals, put lunch in bag, clean teeth, walk out the door.

From wake up to walk out the door, 30 minutes. Cannot deviate from that routine.

I think I have an OCD problem to be fair

MW wrote:I'm a strict morning routineer as well...

out of bed, shower, dressed (no socks and shoes yet), make cereal, sit down to watch news bulletin (always starts at the time I sit down), put shoes and socks on, eat cereal (cannot get up until full news bulletin incl. weather is finished), feed animals, put lunch in bag, clean teeth, walk out the door.

From wake up to walk out the door, 30 minutes. Cannot deviate from that routine.

I think I have an OCD problem to be fair

You both have OCD.
I roll out of bed, scratch me nuts, make a coffee and log onto my computer.
Then I jump on SAFooty and pretend to be working until the wife leaves for work.

MW wrote:I'm a strict morning routineer as well...

out of bed, shower, dressed (no socks and shoes yet), make cereal, sit down to watch news bulletin (always starts at the time I sit down), put shoes and socks on, eat cereal (cannot get up until full news bulletin incl. weather is finished), feed animals, put lunch in bag, clean teeth, walk out the door.

From wake up to walk out the door, 30 minutes. Cannot deviate from that routine.

I think I have an OCD problem to be fair

I know that I do, it drives me insane if the son gets to the shower before me, he knows he’ll get the knock on the door with the “don’t f*** me around” warning.

His girlfriend turns the air fryer off by turning the temp to zero, some mornings my hash brown finishes it’s 15 minute cycle with no heat chucked at it

amber_fluid wrote:

MW wrote:I'm a strict morning routineer as well...

out of bed, shower, dressed (no socks and shoes yet), make cereal, sit down to watch news bulletin (always starts at the time I sit down), put shoes and socks on, eat cereal (cannot get up until full news bulletin incl. weather is finished), feed animals, put lunch in bag, clean teeth, walk out the door.

From wake up to walk out the door, 30 minutes. Cannot deviate from that routine.

I think I have an OCD problem to be fair

You both have OCD.
I roll out of bed, scratch me nuts, make a coffee and log onto my computer.
Then I jump on SAFooty and pretend to be working until the wife leaves for work.

don't get me wrong, when I WFH during the week, the routine is completely, out the window.
It changes too checking the calendar before I go to bed, set the alarm for 10 minutes prior to my first meeting, and skip breakfast, shower, dressed and go straight to the laptop.

MW wrote:

wenchbarwer wrote:Humidity...

Felt like North QLD walking outside this morning to go to work

As a former Darwin resident, statements like this give me the shits...