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Settle an argument between me and the wife (1 Viewer)

Does having an air freshener in your car seem "trailer-park-ish"?

  • Yes, in all cases.

    Votes: 46 27.4%
  • Yes, in your specific case (I can think of instances where having a car air freshener would NOT be "

    Votes: 26 15.5%
  • No, never.

    Votes: 109 64.9%

  • Total voters
    168
wife and i had a spat tonight. she was upset that i used a sponge to clean something. because "i just bought that and it's expensive!". it's a sponge. i was cleaning something that needed to be cleaned.. which she refused to clean because... she doesn't clean.

anyways. she's a manager at her office. she constantly.. and i mean constantly... moans about how lazy her team of employees is and how much harder she works than them.

during our argument she said "do you want to keep score and see who does more than the other?? cause this isn't a competition. i don't have to do as much as you think you do." i mean, sure.

to which i replied "if you were at work and someone on your team said 'this isn't a competition. i don't have to do as much as you." you'd be OK with that?

silence

pyrrhic victories sometimes feel pretty good

 
wife and i had a spat tonight. she was upset that i used a sponge to clean something. because "i just bought that and it's expensive!". it's a sponge. i was cleaning something that needed to be cleaned.. which she refused to clean because... she doesn't clean.

anyways. she's a manager at her office. she constantly.. and i mean constantly... moans about how lazy her team of employees is and how much harder she works than them.

during our argument she said "do you want to keep score and see who does more than the other?? cause this isn't a competition. i don't have to do as much as you think you do." i mean, sure.

to which i replied "if you were at work and someone on your team said 'this isn't a competition. i don't have to do as much as you." you'd be OK with that?

silence

pyrrhic victories sometimes feel pretty good
That sounds fun. 

What was she saying was “expensive”?  The sponge?

 
wife and i had a spat tonight. she was upset that i used a sponge to clean something. because "i just bought that and it's expensive!". it's a sponge. i was cleaning something that needed to be cleaned.. which she refused to clean because... she doesn't clean.

anyways. she's a manager at her office. she constantly.. and i mean constantly... moans about how lazy her team of employees is and how much harder she works than them.

during our argument she said "do you want to keep score and see who does more than the other?? cause this isn't a competition. i don't have to do as much as you think you do." i mean, sure.

to which i replied "if you were at work and someone on your team said 'this isn't a competition. i don't have to do as much as you." you'd be OK with that?

silence

pyrrhic victories sometimes feel pretty good
I mourn for you.

 
shuke said:
What was intended purpose of this sponge?  How much did it cost?

this is ####ing fascinating. 
purpose: to clean tall/thin thermos bottles

cost: TWENTY FIVE DOLLARS (allegedly)

 

we have several tall/thin thermos type bottles. of those, only one has been used at any point since being purchased.... years ago. that's twice this past week to make smoothies. miraculously the smoothie thermos was cleaned without using the expensive sponge :shock:

I should also add that the expensive sponge was in the cabinet under the kitchen sink. on the floor behind the bleach and other cleaning products. CLEARLY IN AN EASILY ACCESSIBLE AND HIGHLY SANITARY PLACE BECAUSE GOD FORBID IT GET DIRTY CLEANING SOMETHING.

 
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purpose: to clean tall/thin thermos bottles

cost: TWENTY FIVE DOLLARS (allegedly)

 

we have several tall/thin thermos type bottles. of those, only one has been used at any point since being purchased.... years ago. that's twice this past week to make smoothies. miraculously the smoothie thermos was cleaned without using the expensive sponge :shock:

I should also add that the expensive sponge was in the cabinet under the kitchen sink. on the floor behind the bleach and other cleaning products. CLEARLY IN AN EASILY ACCESSIBLE AND HIGHLY SANITARY PLACE BECAUSE GOD FORBID IT GET DIRTY CLEANING SOMETHING.
She spent $25 on a sponge that you don't even need? 

Everyone knows you just fill those things with soapy water, screw the lid back on, shake the hell out of it and then rinse it out.  Boom done, now she has $25 to go spend on car perfume.

 
brohans my pile of crap beater pos car is nothing to look at that is for damned sure but it has the smell of swc man musk sawdust a little motor oil and wd40 mixed with my farts and it drives my lady wild if you think i am christmas treeing that away you got another thing comin take that to the bank bromigos 

 
we have several tall/thin thermos type bottles. of those, only one has been used at any point since being purchased.... years ago. that's twice this past week to make smoothies. miraculously the smoothie thermos was cleaned without using the expensive sponge :shock:
omg, what is it with women and these bottles?  we have no less than 12.  we have limited cabinet space, so a gaggle of them have ended up alongside the microwave.  the lineup of bottles has gotten so long that it's impossible to open the microwave all the way.  i've relegated it to something i'd rather not fight about, so that's where they live.   :(

 
mr. furley said:
wife and i had a spat tonight. she was upset that i used a sponge to clean something. because "i just bought that and it's expensive!". it's a sponge. i was cleaning something that needed to be cleaned.. which she refused to clean because... she doesn't clean.
Contraceptive sponges aren't for cleaning. HTH

ETA: sorry she refuses to clean her thing.

 
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She spent $25 on a sponge that you don't even need? 

Everyone knows you just fill those things with soapy water, screw the lid back on, shake the hell out of it and then rinse it out.  Boom done, now she has $25 to go spend on car perfume.
"25 dollars"

all things get magnified to disproportionate amounts in these sorts of situations.

the pizza we ate last night, for example, was $50.

 
omg, what is it with women and these bottles?  we have no less than 12.  we have limited cabinet space, so a gaggle of them have ended up alongside the microwave.  the lineup of bottles has gotten so long that it's impossible to open the microwave all the way.  i've relegated it to something i'd rather not fight about, so that's where they live.   :(
Randomly, I will pick the cheapest one that I never see anyone use and just toss it in the trash.   :ph34r:

 

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