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    Me, I detest having to shave, but cannot stand the thought of a face full of stumble.

    I am a night-time shaver before retiring for the night, and as I use a wet razor I end up looking like a butchers shop.

    Never could get in the routine of morning shaves either.


  • #2
    Originally posted by MrBlobby View Post
    Me, I detest having to shave, but cannot stand the thought of a face full of stumble.

    I am a night-time shaver before retiring for the night, and as I use a wet razor I end up looking like a butchers shop.

    Never could get in the routine of morning shaves either.

    i F*CKING HATE it when hotels tuck all the linens under the mattress of the F0CKING bed. its harder to kick them out completely from the under-side. i pretty much have to add it to my end of the day chores. Walk around the whole bed and pull the sh*t out

    While so immigrant spent a lot of effort just to get it there

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    • #3
      Pet hate?

      People walking along the street engrossed in their smartphone.

      It's bad enough when they are reading/sending text messages, but the people playing games are bloody sad.

      Some folk need to get a life.

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      • #4
        Pet hates? Vietnamese pot bellied pigs, gerbils and parrots.

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        • #5
          When my wife decides to rearrange my life for me. My scissors are in my desk drawer. That's where they've always been. That's where I know I can find them. Every ****ing time. My wife has a dozen scissors scatted around the house for various uses and I don't care where she keeps them. But mine belong in the goddamn desk drawer.

          Three or four times a year my scissors go missing. I don't like that one bit and I'm not shy about letting the continent of Asia know about it. The red mist descends.

          The same dynamic holds true for various other items. (a ballpoint pen that works every time, only 20 in all of Thailand, a lighter, a flashlight).

          I'll never understand why these items must be moved unless they're in use. EVER.

          But it's not only my items she rearranges. When I go to the kitchen to make a sandwich, it's like walking into a new kitchen every time. Nothing is where it was last time. It's a very effective way of keeping me out of the kitchen. I tell her I want a sandwich and three minutes later one appears. It would take me the better part of 30 minutes to find everything.

          I'm convinced this trait is genetic. I recall my father going mental in the 70s when his mustache comb would go missing. We all kept out of his line of sight and off his warpath until the missing item was found.

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          • #6
            Originally posted by Texpat View Post
            When my wife decides to rearrange my life for me. My scissors are in my desk drawer. That's where they've always been. That's where I know I can find them. Every ****ing time. My wife has a dozen scissors scatted around the house for various uses and I don't care where she keeps them. But mine belong in the goddamn desk drawer.

            Three or four times a year my scissors go missing. I don't like that one bit and I'm not shy about letting the continent of Asia know about it. The red mist descends.
            .
            me thunks you need to let it go.

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            • #7
              Originally posted by Wilson View Post
              me thunks you need to let it go.
              I know what he means. GF is always rearranging things.

              I came back from a six week trip to UK and thought I was at the wrong house. There was even a different bloke in my bed!

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              • #8
                Good of him to fo yhe monthly chore fir you

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                • #9
                  Originally posted by Wilson View Post
                  Good of him to fo yhe monthly chore fir you
                  Just mesin with ya Wills. It was her 6 year old nephew.

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                  • #10
                    thank buddha for dat

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                    • #11
                      I'll never understand why these items must be moved unless they're in use. EVER.
                      Yep, that is my pet hate in Thailand (isaan toilets come a distant second). Why can't the people here just put things back in the same place? It sounds simple, but in practise it has proved impossible.

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                      • #12
                        Perhaps the worst for me is the amount of arseholes who must perputal chew gum pretending to be second Americans. The sight reminds me of cow chewing the cud, a cow doesn't have the brains to do anything else and neither do these arseholes.


                        Texpat - you need a divorce.

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                        • #13
                          Oh and another F**** mayonaise, I can't stand the ****, so what do all the retail and many others do? They put in every damned sandwich I want so the only thing I end up with is cheese, and not many other choices.

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                          • #14
                            Getting served at a Thai eatery one dish at a time instead of all the food at once.

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                            • #15
                              And I just cannot stand waiting in line, or especially stuck in a queue on a motorway.

                              Really does my head in.

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