Originally Posted by Danbert
Jars are of course men's work.
Indeed they are
As is DECORATING I believe.
In fact I cut my foot on Sunday on the carpet strip in the front room while I was 'trying' to paint. Clearly I was not made to paint.
Therefore a man needs to come to my rescue and paint for me.
Please
*tumbleweed*
[quote=OneHillWonder;38506]Indeed they are
As is DECORATING I believe.
In fact I cut my foot on Sunday on the carpet strip in the front room while I was 'trying' to paint. Clearly I was not made to paint.
Therefore a man needs to come to my rescue and paint for me.
Please
i will do it for beer
no probs
and i clean my brush out unlike you
SpamAn old woman called us over and asked if we could open her tin of spam!
Were you sure there were not ulterior motives in her request?
Indeed they are
As is DECORATING I believe.
Correct OHW, decorating is definitely 'real' man territory
can you honestly imagine these new age man types having a thin bit of wood in the shed, solely to stir paint with?
Another 'real' man action is of course taking a newspaper to the toilet with you. It is a visual code that says that's right, I'm going in there and I may be some time.
i will do it for beer
no probs
and i clean my brush out unlike you
Well no, I can't... Do you think I should get myself a thin piece of wood or should I flounder confusedly every time I open a tin of paint and think 'I wish I had a thin piece of wood?' and then have to use a good screwdriver or something?
Hmm have to watch OHW, one day she will get her own bit of wood, the next she'll be telling us she doesn't need a man.......Well no, I can't... Do you think I should get myself a thin piece of wood or should I flounder confusedly every time I open a tin of paint and think 'I wish I had a thin piece of wood?' and then have to use a good screwdriver or something?
That would be a sad day for all us blokes....
Posting Permissions
Reply With Quote