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• #26327
Love
Wrong thread.
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• #26328
What's incredible about that video, is that most tutorials have a bit of science, repetition or duplication. That video has all of them edited out.
Literally 13.43 non-stop flow of the densist instructions.
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• #26329
Front loading clothes washing machines. The contortions required to see the last sock stuck to the back of the drum, the way everything ends up tied into an intricate knot, and the fact that any and all items washed with a doona cover end up inside said cover.
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• #26330
Then the doona/duvet cover ball becomes a huge weight, offering enormous eccentricity to the drum movement - causing the whole machine to do the Monster Mash.
MiL (in her 70s) refuses to leave the house if there’s a duvet cover washing - their machine once danced itself off its plinth and she had to call youngest son to come over and put it back. It had continued washing and finished the cycle in its prone position.
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• #26331
Wtf is a doona
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• #26332
An Australian duvet. Loves barbecues; tolerates indigenous people.
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• #26333
Button up/close your duvet cover before washing. Avoids most of the consumption of other laundry.
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• #26334
You're supposed to wash your duvet cover?
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• #26335
Mate don't, you just gave me ptsd. My flatmate at uni didn't wash his bed clothes all year, he somehow slept with multiple women in said bed.
The smell, dear god the smell.
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• #26336
Just listened to someone blathering on about how she cooks ‘fakeaways’ like it’s some sort of incredible life hack. What you’ve done is cook something a bit foreign for dinner.
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• #26337
Absolutely hate on whatever that money saving show was called when they show the family how to "cook their own Friday night takeaway instead of buying one".
It makes me want to scream.
I buy takeaways so I don't have to spend my evening cooking and washing up you fucking cretin.
Bonus points for something with its own container to reduce the effort further.
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• #26338
The episode where they had them making a kebab completely missed the point of a kebab. I don’t want it to be healthy and I’m going to be drunk. I’m not going to want to prepare it.
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• #26339
I hate the normalisation of getting takeaways
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• #26340
fakeaway
Hate this shit. You've made dinner. Its called dinner. Or tea. Or supper, if you're posh.
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• #26341
The word “supper”
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• #26342
Never trust anyone who uses supper unironically
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• #26343
Whups, I grew up on the lower end of the ledger and that's what we always called the evening meal.
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• #26344
Nah.
You have your tea at about 6pm and then a bit of supper before bed. Maybe a bowl of cereal if you're feeling a bit fancy.
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• #26345
The cubes of lamb over charcoal or elephants foot?
Cos elephants foot is only viable when pissed. Not even cheap any more.
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• #26346
Elevesese.
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• #26347
Sorry, I didn't write the rules. It's off to the guillotine with you.
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• #26348
We did actually when we were little, supper was cereal before bed. Not a hot meal for grown adults
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• #26349
It's ok, us royals are used to it.
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• #26350
Railing against fish and chips is a bold strategy
Love the narrator obviously having no idea what any of the words mean.