Fridge debate part one

I reckon they tumble dry the rice at Luv's house too.

 

this is how it has to be ini. The very first time you spot something you don't like, bang, on it. End that behaviour before it carries on.

Big hater of the silent treatment **** me, if I've done something wrong come and say it, I'll either accept that I was a massive bell, or defend myself and we can hash it out. First time my girlfriend tried her silent treatment I was just like "ok, you can tell me whats up or we can just end it now."

im not a **** or anything but I just think the entire point of dating and learning about each other is learning each others boundaries.

salt in the ****in fridge is a serious one like

 

Have you told them that they're the only ****ing ones?

 

it’s not my thread

Sweats done it

 

Chose not to die on the hill of damp salt, ****ing priceless mate

If you’ve rolled over on that one, I’m sure you’ve won loads of arguments on the important stuff bro.

 

Imagine when I first moved in with the Mrs to be and future in laws and asked where the salt was. I was there and maybe I should have run right then.

 

Takes about 7 years to fully break them in, you sort out all of the mundane **** during that time. Boundaries bro.

If you lose the battle of the kecks over that 7 year period, you’re completely ****ed.

 

Salt in the fridge

 

Eggs always in the fridge, no idea why, suppose just thought that's where they are meant to be. Although they are not in a fridge in the supermarket, so suppose it does defy all logic of reasoning.

 

Yeah but they take them to the supermarket in chilled trucks. Go figure.

 

So much for that constant temperature then lol.

 

Luv mate, your house sounds so dysfunctional sometimes, bickering, arguing, salt in the fridge.

What the ****s going on mate, we could send Sucky round to commence neck chops

 

If it ain't in the fridge in a supermarket it doesnt go in the fridge at all

 

They come in an egg shaped box on the shelf in the supermarket, the best way to replicate that at home is to leave them in that box on your own shelf, until you need to use them.

 

Not sure supermarkets are known for their toasty temperature tbh mate.

 

It's not quiet often. I've learned to adapt.

 

@haslam will take this thread to a whole new level. Just ask his kids...

...and the warmed up fridged fried eggs from the day before.

 

I forgot about those

 

Pretty warm in my house so best off in the fridge. I even put chocolate and gummy type sweets in the fridge. Fruit sometimes, but not bananas.