Infuriating Things Your Partner Does

[dysartrovers]

Don't get me started on this. She just leaves them in the sink. They'd be left indefinitely if I didn't fish them out.
Her logic is the teabags are too hot for the food waste bucket when you take them straight out of the mug so they need to cool down first. Apparently this means leaving them in the sink forever.

Why are they too hot for the bin?

[Cyclizine]

Just now, dysartrovers said:

6 minutes ago, Cyclizine said:

Don't get me started on this. She just leaves them in the sink. They'd be left indefinitely if I didn't fish them out.
Her logic is the teabags are too hot for the food waste bucket when you take them straight out of the mug so they need to cool down first. Apparently this means leaving them in the sink forever.

Why are they too hot for the bin?

Before we had the food waste bucket, she said the teabags were too hot for the bin. I can't claim any understanding of her logic on this, I've just come to accept it as an unchallengeable belief and tried to move on.

[Bairnardo]

Just now, Cyclizine said:

Before we had the food waste bucket, she said the teabags were too hot for the bin. I can't claim any understanding of her logic on this, I've just come to accept it as an unchallengeable belief and tried to move on.

This is small in isolation, and I dont wish to be a downer, but I often wonder what the cumulative effects are of these wearing little acceptances of shite behaviour. 

I imagine by the age of 40 I am going to be a tired husk of the man I once was, and I am steadfast in my belief that every other c**t is the same

[TheScarf]

Leaving teabags in the sink is highly moronic.  The wife does that sometimes too.

[Cyclizine]

7 minutes ago, Bairnardo said:

This is small in isolation, and I dont wish to be a downer, but I often wonder what the cumulative effects are of these wearing little acceptances of shite behaviour. 

I imagine by the age of 40 I am going to be a tired husk of the man I once was, and I am steadfast in my belief that every other c**t is the same

Having observed the mother-in-law making a cup of tea, the teabag-sink behaviour is definitely genetic.

[Melanius Mullarkey]

Thankfully the wife, as I’m still calling her these days, doesn’t drink tea but would rival Shandon for his coffee consumption. What she does do though is pour the dregs of her coffee cup into the sink then leaves it without rinsing it down the plug hole. 
 

Every week the Brillo pad needs to be introduced to the sink just to de-brown it. 
 

[Busta Nut]

I was gonna quote a few folk here but every post in the last couple of pages about mess/tea bags/ crumbs has me a seething mess as she's the exact fucking same.

[TheScarf]

Maybe I was spoiled as the only other lassie I lived with was a total clean freak.

[Bairnardo]

I have one positive thing to say about those wee teabag halfway house things, the wee pointless dishes..... Last week I was trying to remember whether I had one or two cups of tea, as I wanted a second but wouldn't have had a third. And due to what I imagine is severe short term memory issues or possible dementia, I could not muster the answer till I spotted one bag in the wee dish. 

 

That said, i'm the only c**t that ever takes them to the bin

[Melanius Mullarkey]

1 minute ago, TheScarf said:

Maybe I was spoiled as the only other lassie I lived with was a total clean freak.

What’s her number?

[BFTD]

When I was wee, my old man used to leave teabags in the sink, and would fish them out later to make a second cup.

I was relieved to see that his second wife seemed to cure him of this abhorrent behaviour.

[Melanius Mullarkey]

2 minutes ago, BFTD said:

When I was wee, my old man used to leave teabags in the sink, and would fish them out later to make a second cup.

I was relieved to see that his second wife seemed to cure him of this abhorrent behaviour.

Bludgeon him to death with a massive dildo?

I would have thought.

[Widge]

I managed to train her out of leaving teabags out. She used to leave them all in the spoon rest with spoons sticking out, my solution was to "accidently" smash the spoon rest and low and behold she's stopped leaving teabags everywhere. Now that a new spoon rest has been introduced the problem hasn't happened since, so it is possible!

 

[latapythelegend]

My gf has the incredible habit of having a glass of water/juice/milk and drinking no more than 15% of it. When I pull her up on it after the glass has sat on a coaster for hours, "i just didn't want it".

Just fucking drink it.

[Jimmy Shaker]

The spoon rest with a tea bag in is a filthy habit. I wash the spoon rests and put them away and - instead of going in the bin - tea bags go on the counter where the spoon rest usually sits. Yet I leave my laptop on the dining table overnight between two shifts working from home and suddenly the house is a shit tip. 

[Steve_Wilkos]

5 minutes ago, latapythelegend said:

My gf has the incredible habit of having a glass of water/juice/milk and drinking no more than 15% of it. When I pull her up on it after the glass has sat on a coaster for hours, "i just didn't want it".

Just fucking drink it.

My partner sometimes opens a can of Coke, has one big swig and then leaves the rest.

[BFTD]

This thread is fast turning into 'infuriating things your child does', for me.

I once discovered my son pouring a whole two-litre bottle of Pepsi down the sink because he'd opened it the day before, and now it was "old". Apparently this had been going on for some time.

[BFTD]

35 minutes ago, Melanius Mullarkey said:

Bludgeon him to death with a massive dildo?

I would have thought.

Mrs Mullarkey keener on the stick than the carrot, I assume?

[The Moonster]

40 minutes ago, latapythelegend said:

My gf has the incredible habit of having a glass of water/juice/milk and drinking no more than 15% of it. When I pull her up on it after the glass has sat on a coaster for hours, "i just didn't want it".

Just fucking drink it.

If I'm going to the kitchen for a drink I'll ask if she wants a drink too - she always says no, and I mean always. I return with my drink, take a gulp and sit it down on the table. Within minutes she'll lean forward and take a drink out of my glass. When I question why she didn't say yes when asked if she wanted a drink she'll say "I didn't want a full glass, just a wee bit". To make matters worse, when there is a small amount of juice left in the glass (that she's decided we are now sharing), she won't drink the last of it because she feels she's then responsible for going and getting another glass of juice. She laughs it off as if it's some sort of funny wee in-joke we have with each other, but each time I am burning incandescently with rage whilst trying to pinpoint the exact point of her neck that I'm about to enter my now empty pint glass into.

[jimbaxters]

1 hour ago, Melanius Mullarkey said:

Thankfully the wife, as I’m still calling her these days, doesn’t drink tea but would rival Shandon for his coffee consumption. What she does do though is pour the dregs of her coffee cup into the sink then leaves it without rinsing it down the plug hole. 
 

Every week the Brillo pad needs to be introduced to the sink just to de-brown it.