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Isn't it white paper coveralls and oversocks for the Lexusmy lexus is due next week for MOT..........
More overalls and boots I guess eh..................lol
Isn't it white paper coveralls and oversocks for the Lexusmy lexus is due next week for MOT..........
More overalls and boots I guess eh..................lol
I need some input from some of my fellow female LZoner's, i,ve just brought an old motorbike as a project and the plan was to do it up over the winter, i can just about squeeze it into my garage but it will be a tight fit to work on. Whilst twiddling my thumbs waiting for the rain to stop before i went back out to play, it suddenly occurred to me that i had the perfect location to rebuild my bike, the back room! now before everybody tells me what a stupid idea this is, let me just set the scene about the state of the room, it has'nt been decorated in ten years, there is an old dismantled bed frame against one wall, a tumble drier, various piles of i don't know what, that havn't moved since we moved in fifteen years ago, a dogs bed and food/water bowls, a broken down washing machine and a lump of lino on the floor that Noah rejected for the Ark as to worn out! when i put this plan of mine to the lady of the manor, you would have thought that i had asked her to partake in some kind of sexually deviant behaviour! (this would'nt be the first time!) so am i being unreasonable? your thoughts please:scratching_chin::scratching_chin::scratching_chin:
, apparently i'm a, and i qoute "bull****ting bastard"
I don't mind her doing womens chores, ironing, washing etc in the house ...
I've tried the "when the project is finished, i'l decorate approach" and she's not buying into it, apparently i'm a, and i qoute "bull****ting bastard" when i want to get my own way! the cheek of the woman, i let her live under my roof, eat my food, share my bed and let her cook and iron for me, what more could a woman ask for? i need to find a new angle of attack or this project is dead in the water, although i have managed to get one of my four daughters on my side, just need to persuade the other three and wifey and i'm off and running
if she cooks you nice food, cleans and irons, she takes her job seriously it's her house.
Is there room to squeeze a sink and cooker into the garage?
Isn't it white paper coveralls and oversocks for the Lexus
I agree, tell her when you finish the bike you will sort the room bit of paint new floor etc
I need some input from some of my fellow female LZoner's, i,ve just brought an old motorbike as a project and the plan was to do it up over the winter, i can just about squeeze it into my garage but it will be a tight fit to work on. Whilst twiddling my thumbs waiting for the rain to stop before i went back out to play, it suddenly occurred to me that i had the perfect location to rebuild my bike, the back room! now before everybody tells me what a stupid idea this is, let me just set the scene about the state of the room, it has'nt been decorated in ten years, there is an old dismantled bed frame against one wall, a tumble drier, various piles of i don't know what, that havn't moved since we moved in fifteen years ago, a dogs bed and food/water bowls, a broken down washing machine and a lump of lino on the floor that Noah rejected for the Ark as to worn out! when i put this plan of mine to the lady of the manor, you would have thought that i had asked her to partake in some kind of sexually deviant behaviour! (this would'nt be the first time!) so am i being unreasonable? your thoughts please:scratching_chin::scratching_chin::scratching_chin:
quick question once said bike is rebuilt can you get it back out of the room in one piece?? i know i get **** of my hubby for storing all the landy stuff in the cellar, never mind suggestion to him that i rebuild my bikes in the house!! jesus he'd have a coronary lol mind you wouldnt get em in my house so that stumped that, was debating doing my sons mini moto in the kitchen the other day, but not quite got round to doing that yet but it's on the cards
mandy
Who wears the trousers in your house then?
Rosie has come up with an approach i might try this weekend
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