Tiny Little Things That Cause You Irrational Rage

[sophiesofa]

jalapeno Wrote:

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> When clothes shopping, you're browsing the rails

> and someone takes over your spot, forcing you to a

> corner, taking over the entire rail BEFORE

> grabbing the dress you were going for - argh!!!!

Oh I hate that too! I also hate it when you put something down for 1 second and someone comes to grab it away.

[jalapeno]

oh, the perils of shopping! We should resort to internet shopping but then they send the wrong size or a different item to the one you ordered!

[OliviaDee]

putting quilt covers on.

or trying to get the ironing board back down again.

[citizenED]

Olivia - try wearing dresses instead, Sure they'll suit you better.

I hate the person who designed that handrail in the front window of the 176 bus. Precesely in my line of sight. Grrr.....

[ruffers]

jalapeno Wrote:

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> oh, the perils of shopping! We should resort to

> internet shopping but then they send the wrong

> size or a different item to the one you ordered!

Ocado don't.

Anyway,back to business...... Ian Wright.

[Peckhamgatecrasher]

That's perfectly rational, Ruffers, he's a ****.

[OliviaDee]

citizenED Wrote:

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> Olivia - try wearing dresses instead, Sure they'll

> suit you better.

>

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i look pretty hot in an ironing board though.

cept when it traps a boob when you are trying to collapse it. as happened the other day - hence the irrational - or perhaps given the circumstances perfectly rational - rage. and pain. serves me right for ironing.

[OliviaDee]

losing the remote control. that drives me MENTAL. wish i could phone it like you do with your mobile.

[KalamityKel]

Further to violin bows... their owners (6)

[jimmy two times]

Ashley Cole.

[Sue]

OliviaDee Wrote:

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> putting quilt covers on.

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Lay the empty cover flat on the bed, with the opening at the bottom.

Push the quilt into it, shoving the two top corners of the quilt towards the two top corners of the cover. Make sure the quilt is not twisted.

Hold one top corner in each hand, with the cover and the quilt both held firmly.

Shake.

Adjust the bottom corners.

Close the bottom opening.

Simples :)

Well, works for me anyway .....

[Wilhelm]

Those poxy Halifax ads. All of them, in the last ten years. I thought Howard doing 'Sex Bomb' was a world beater, but the latest tranche of misery set in a radio studio has put the absolute tin hat on it.

[OliviaDee]

Sue Wrote:

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>'Make sure the quilt is not twisted'.

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>but Sue that's the bit i never manage. that and not ending up inside the cover along with the quilt. do it love it when you find that missing sock down in the corner though.

[Sue]

OliviaDee Wrote:

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> Sue Wrote:

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> >'Make sure the quilt is not twisted'.

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> >but Sue that's the bit i never manage. that and

> not ending up inside the cover along with the

> quilt. do it love it when you find that missing

> sock down in the corner though.

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If you find any of my socks, let me know, I have a whole pile of single socks :))

If you lay the quilt down flat as well (if there's space) before you start, so its top end is next to the quilt cover bottom end, if you see what I mean, it helps it not to get twisted.

But yeh, must admit, putting on quilt covers is not my favourite thing either .....

[Brendan]

Now if someone invented a quilt cover that was easy to put on. Or a quilt that would find the corners by itself.

There?s a pocket of tin in this for somebody. Mark my words.

[OliviaDee]

i have finally figured out what the problem is. i am not a real woman. but this video will help me. and any other lacking women out there.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=loGXw-XvBZw

too-da-loo

off to iron those three sock i found.

and oh look, 12 minutes to cocktail'o'clock.

[red devil]

Sue Wrote:

> If you lay the quilt down flat as well (if there's

> space) before you start, so its top end is next to

> the quilt cover bottom end, if you see what I

> mean, it helps it not to get twisted.

>

> But yeh, must admit, putting on quilt covers is

> not my favourite thing either .....

Sue, if you get bored try this, start with the duvet cover inside out, put your hand inside down into one of the bottom corners and grab the bottom corner of the duvet and pull it through, repeat for other side*...job done.

*Patent Pending

[sophiesofa]

red devil my technique is similar. With cover inside out take both corner of duvet and grab the inside corners of duvet - stand on bed and shake until all lovely.

[red devil]

Sophie, I didn't mention the standing on the bed bit for Health and Safety reasons...;-)

[sophiesofa]

Clothes that shrink in the wash

Clothes that stretch in the wash.

Today I am wearing slightly too tight top, a baggy cardigan and a skirt that is trying to fall off.

[OliviaDee]

You sound like you're stylin Sophiesofa.

maybe your washing machine did you a favour?

[sophiesofa]

Unfortunately not. I look like i didn't look in the mirror before I left for work - which is true.

[Peckhamgatecrasher]

Kids that don't log out from the EDF on a shared computer. I've been posting all afternoon as someone else. Grr.

[Jah Lush]

The constant announcements on public transport. We all got from A to B before them so please get rid of them. They irritate the hell out of me.

[OliviaDee]

people whose front bushes oblige to walk out on the middle of the road just to get past