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Mon, Dec 09 2024, 7:31 pm
My husband walked in to a store and asked to use the bathroom. They told him they don't have public bathrooms, so he answered, that's ok - I really would rather a private one anyway.
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Leaf
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Mon, Dec 09 2024, 7:40 pm
Sparkle wrote: | My husband walked in to a store and asked to use the bathroom. They told him they don't have public bathrooms, so he answered, that's ok - I really would rather a private one anyway. |
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amother
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Mon, Dec 09 2024, 8:02 pm
My Brother called me that he wants to buy an anniversary gift for his wife. A bed wedding…
It took me a while to chap he meant a wedding band.
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Amaryllis
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Mon, Dec 09 2024, 8:27 pm
my father made a coffee and then realized we were out of milk
he poured the leftover milk of someones cereal into his coffee, corn flakes and all
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amother
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Mon, Dec 09 2024, 8:36 pm
amother Amaryllis wrote: | my father made a coffee and then realized we were out of milk
he poured the leftover milk of someones cereal into his coffee, corn flakes and all |
Desperate times calls for desperate measures lol 😂
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Ruchel
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Tue, Dec 10 2024, 7:06 am
amother Moonstone wrote: | My Brother called me that he wants to buy an anniversary gift for his wife. A bed wedding…
It took me a while to chap he meant a wedding band. | that's so strange,
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Teal
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Tue, Dec 10 2024, 9:27 am
We got our daughter an American girl Doll. She left it put outside and it got all wet. My husband suggested we put in into the dryer. When I said noooo he answered all seriously maybe well put it into the oven on a low temperature. I don't even know how these bright ideas come to him.
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Alyssum
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Tue, Dec 10 2024, 9:34 am
When we had our first baby, I had to leave and my hubby had to change her diaper. He called me freaking out that he doesn't know what he's doing and for some reason no matter how hard he's wiping her he can't get it all. My sister walked into the room and was crying of laughter. FYI He had her lying on her belly, cuz otherwise how do you clean a backside??
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Tue, Dec 10 2024, 5:20 pm
amother DarkKhaki wrote: | This was me, not dh. I made chicken soup one Thursday night in the instant pot. After it was done, I decided to have a small bowl. It was really bland. Then I realized I forgot the chicken! |
I almost did this once too; I just realized it shortly after and it was a regular pot so it was an easy fix. I once put in a cake to bake and it was taking forever and I couldn’t figure out why until I noticed the full bag of flour on the table. 😆 it was excellent hot fudge over ice cream in the end.
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Wheat
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Tue, Dec 10 2024, 5:35 pm
When we were newlyweds, I decided to make homemade ice cream using the ice cream maker we got as a wedding gift. I made the custard on the stove and then set the pot of custard to chill in a big bowl of ice water in the sink. I went to do something else for awhile.
A little later I come into the kitchen and my husband is hanging up the dish towel and says “I washed out those dirty bowls you left in the sink!” Bye bye custard.
Another ice cream story: when we were engaged, we drove to go visit his grandmother. It was summer and we stopped to buy some ice cream bars at a gas station to eat in the car. He tells me he likes his ice cream very melty so he set his ice cream bar down for awhile. He’s driving down the highway and finally unwraps in and starts to take a bite but the whole thing falls off the stick into his lap. He was trying to scoop it up with one hand while driving and has chocolate and ice cream all over his crotch area and obviously I can’t help him out to clean it up! We laughed a lot and I still tease him bc he insists on letting ice cream bars sit until they are almost sliding off the stick.
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amother
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Tue, Dec 10 2024, 5:48 pm
amother Cyan wrote: | When my baby was around 2 months old we had asimcha . I bathed her and asked my husband to dress her. I get a call from my mom and hour later. She could barely speak my dh forgot to put on a pamper his excuse: I didn't prepare one with her clothing |
This isn't really funny.. it's weaponized incompetence and it's infuriating. She was 2 months old and he had never changed a diaper???? That's absolutely horrible.
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Cherry
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Tue, Dec 10 2024, 6:58 pm
The first time dh ever did bedtime was when I was nursing a newborn, and I told him it's past toddler's bedtime. In the morning, I saw that dh put ds 2 to bed fully dressed and asked what happened. He said, "you told me to put him on the bed. You didn't say anything about pajamas."
The next time dh dealt with bedtime was 4 years later when I was sitting shiva. I came home every night after the kids were asleep so I could get them out in the morning, but dh was alone with them from when he came home from work until I got home, so I can't blame him for anything crazy.
The first night, I saw ds 4 was sleeping on my bed. I asked dh if ds was trying to wait for me and that's why he's there. Dh said that he fell asleep in the living room, so dh carried ds to my bed. I asked him why he did my bed. He didn't know.
The next night, ds was sleeping across two dining room chairs. I asked dh how he can leave him like that. He said, "Last night, you complained that I put him on your bed. I didn't know where you wanted me to put him."
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amother
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Tue, Dec 10 2024, 7:39 pm
amother Plum wrote: | This isn't really funny.. it's weaponized incompetence and it's infuriating. She was 2 months old and he had never changed a diaper???? That's absolutely horrible. |
Could you imagine? Oh the horrors! Contact cps immediately!
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amother
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Tue, Dec 10 2024, 7:45 pm
amother Cherry wrote: | The first time dh ever did bedtime was when I was nursing a newborn, and I told him it's past toddler's bedtime. In the morning, I saw that dh put ds 2 to bed fully dressed and asked what happened. He said, "you told me to put him on the bed. You didn't say anything about pajamas."
The next time dh dealt with bedtime was 4 years later when I was sitting shiva. I came home every night after the kids were asleep so I could get them out in the morning, but dh was alone with them from when he came home from work until I got home, so I can't blame him for anything crazy.
The first night, I saw ds 4 was sleeping on my bed. I asked dh if ds was trying to wait for me and that's why he's there. Dh said that he fell asleep in the living room, so dh carried ds to my bed. I asked him why he did my bed. He didn't know.
The next night, ds was sleeping across two dining room chairs. I asked dh how he can leave him like that. He said, "Last night, you complained that I put him on your bed. I didn't know where you wanted me to put him." |
I mean, if you want to talk about weaponized incompetence this one is way worse
He had no idea kids should go to bed in their pajamas, or even that they should go to sleep in their beds as opposed to their mother's bed or 2 chairs? Cherry, is this for real? Where does he go to sleep every night and what did he wear to bed as a kid?
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amother
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Tue, Dec 10 2024, 7:56 pm
This story happened when I was a baby. I woke up crying so my mother asked my father to get my bottle from the fridge.
He comes back to the room a few minutes later with a stick of Margarine. My Mother couldn't stop laughing and my father was so annoyed and didn't realize what he did.
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Tangerine
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Tue, Dec 10 2024, 8:01 pm
My husband heard that guys make potato kugel for shabbos and decided he wanted to try.
I gave him the recipe including 8 eggs. Well he added the eggs but since he wasn't specifically intructed to mix them, he didn't.
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amother
Charcoal
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Tue, Dec 10 2024, 10:34 pm
amother Wheat wrote: | When we were newlyweds, I decided to make homemade ice cream using the ice cream maker we got as a wedding gift. I made the custard on the stove and then set the pot of custard to chill in a big bowl of ice water in the sink. I went to do something else for awhile.
A little later I come into the kitchen and my husband is hanging up the dish towel and says “I washed out those dirty bowls you left in the sink!” Bye bye custard.
Another ice cream story: when we were engaged, we drove to go visit his grandmother. It was summer and we stopped to buy some ice cream bars at a gas station to eat in the car. He tells me he likes his ice cream very melty so he set his ice cream bar down for awhile. He’s driving down the highway and finally unwraps in and starts to take a bite but the whole thing falls off the stick into his lap. He was trying to scoop it up with one hand while driving and has chocolate and ice cream all over his crotch area and obviously I can’t help him out to clean it up! We laughed a lot and I still tease him bc he insists on letting ice cream bars sit until they are almost sliding off the stick. |
That reminds me of the time I made hot cocoa bombs. I have a relatively small kitchen so I left them sitting in an aluminum pan on my toaster oven on my counter. Adult ds decided to heat up something in the toaster oven. You can guess what happened to the hot cocoa bombs...
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amother
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Tue, Dec 10 2024, 10:57 pm
amother Cherry wrote: | The first time dh ever did bedtime was when I was nursing a newborn, and I told him it's past toddler's bedtime. In the morning, I saw that dh put ds 2 to bed fully dressed and asked what happened. He said, "you told me to put him on the bed. You didn't say anything about pajamas."
The next time dh dealt with bedtime was 4 years later when I was sitting shiva. I came home every night after the kids were asleep so I could get them out in the morning, but dh was alone with them from when he came home from work until I got home, so I can't blame him for anything crazy.
The first night, I saw ds 4 was sleeping on my bed. I asked dh if ds was trying to wait for me and that's why he's there. Dh said that he fell asleep in the living room, so dh carried ds to my bed. I asked him why he did my bed. He didn't know.
The next night, ds was sleeping across two dining room chairs. I asked dh how he can leave him like that. He said, "Last night, you complained that I put him on your bed. I didn't know where you wanted me to put him." |
The first night, I would've probably moved ds onto dh's bed, but that's probably not the right response.
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