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My wife has thrown my stuff out!!

Postby Replicant » Mar 2nd, '09, 15:14



Aaaaaaarrrrggggghhhhhhhhh!!

Noooooooooooooooooooo!! :evil:

We've just had our house rewired and everything is a bit of a mess right now, what with the redecorating. So what does the wife do? Decides there is too much c*** (not the best) lying around and uses the oportunity to "clear out" some stuff. After a misunderstanding or two, she bins that box I had under the bed which contained, amongst other things, my copy of The Book of Haunted Magick. :twisted: The other things I can live with - some decks of cards and other accessories, but that book was one of my favourites. And just my luck, it was bin day today.

That will teach me for keeping my treasures under the bed. :cry:

I have, however, just purchased it again from Magicbox. So happy days! :D

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Re: My wife has thrown my stuff out!!

Postby Part-Timer » Mar 2nd, '09, 15:18

Replicant wrote:Decides there is too much c*** (not the best) lying around and uses the oportunity to "clear out" some stuff.


Hey, Replicant, are there too many handbags and shoes knocking around the old place?

Time for a clear out, I think. :twisted:

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Postby Le Petit Bateleur » Mar 2nd, '09, 15:23

Sorry for your loss :lol:

I recommend you invest in a cupboard or some bookshelves and make sure that it's clearly off limit :)

Worked for me :lol:

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Postby Tomo » Mar 2nd, '09, 15:25

My sincere condolences, mate.

A small fire safe might be a good idea.

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Postby Part-Timer » Mar 2nd, '09, 15:29

Tomo wrote:A small fire safe might be a good idea.


And there's the problem!

:lol:

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Re: My wife has thrown my stuff out!!

Postby Lady of Mystery » Mar 2nd, '09, 15:30

Part-Timer wrote:
Replicant wrote:Decides there is too much c*** (not the best) lying around and uses the oportunity to "clear out" some stuff.


Hey, Replicant, are there too many handbags and shoes knocking around the old place?

Time for a clear out, I think. :twisted:


mmmm not a good idea if you want to keep certain parts of your anatomy in tact, I'd guess.

You should learn to keep your things tidy, shouldn't you!? :wink:

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Postby greedoniz » Mar 2nd, '09, 15:31

Tomo wrote:My sincere condolences, mate.

A small fire safe might be a good idea.


Correct me if I'm wrong but isn't keeping the wife in a small fire safe slightly inhumane?

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Re: My wife has thrown my stuff out!!

Postby Part-Timer » Mar 2nd, '09, 15:39

Lady of Mystery wrote:mmmm not a good idea if you want to keep certain parts of your anatomy in tact, I'd guess.

You should learn to keep your things tidy, shouldn't you!? :wink:


More sexism and double standards from women against us poor repressed men. :evil:

(And wasn't Replicant's stuff put away in a box under the bed?)

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Postby Mr_Grue » Mar 2nd, '09, 15:42

I manage to avoid such problems.

But at what cost? :shock:

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Postby Replicant » Mar 2nd, '09, 15:55

My magic paraphernalia is usually kept very tidy and hidden from prying eyes. But the rewiring caused more disruption than we anticipated, and as a result some of my stuff was kept temporarily in some boxes under the bed. Thank the lord she didn't bin the other box, which contained most of my DVDs - all my Derren Brown ones (including TDP), Simon Drake's Secret Cabaret, Get Nyman...the list goes on and on.

I have now labelled all six sides of my other boxes in permanent marker, using a rather large font. And she has the cheek to say I'm overreacting! Right, that does it. I am going to empty the contents of her wardrobe into the bin truck next week.

I hope she doesn't "overreact". :twisted:

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Postby Mandrake » Mar 2nd, '09, 15:56

We will now have two minute's silence in honour of Sunny's lost items... :cry:

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Postby Paul Gordon » Mar 2nd, '09, 15:58

Throw the wife out!

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Postby Replicant » Mar 2nd, '09, 16:02

Paul Gordon wrote:Throw the wife out!


Don't tempt me. But then who would iron my clothes, wash the dishes and cook my dinners? Best keep hold of her, methinks.

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Postby daleshrimpton » Mar 2nd, '09, 16:05

Replicant wrote:
Paul Gordon wrote:Throw the wife out!


Don't tempt me. But then who would iron my clothes, wash the dishes....


but who would be there to care if your wrinkled and eating from plastic plates? :lol:

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Postby Part-Timer » Mar 2nd, '09, 16:11

daleshrimpton wrote:but who would be there to care if your wrinkled..


To care of his wrinkled what?

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