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Title: I am a Non Dom - should I be ashamed?
Post by: pscocoa on 11 March 2010, 16:31:11
I do not cook, clean, iron, or do washing , I do not go shopping - I hate Tesco and M &S and always refuse to go when requested.

Others are able to do all of the above for me - and I think they secretly enjoy it as well.

I am definitely Non DOMesticated.

However, my wife is away in Cornwall  looking after her parents - I have a few shirts left - local laundry service is attractive and meals at local pub have been successful. I will survive.

Title: Re: I am a Non Dom - should I be ashamed?
Post by: tunnie on 11 March 2010, 16:40:14
join the club, i cook by phone when chef is away  8-)
Title: Re: I am a Non Dom - should I be ashamed?
Post by: Lazydocker on 11 March 2010, 16:47:10
Funny you should say tat Tunnie... Whenever we turned up at the local pub for dinner (before our friends gave it up and moved away), they used to ask what "I" was cooking (by proxy) for dinner ::) ::)

Now Mr Si, the owner of the local Chinese Take Away, says the same  :-[ ;D

Trouble is, I can actually cook but just can't be arsed ::) ::)
Title: Re: I am a Non Dom - should I be ashamed?
Post by: Kevin Wood on 11 March 2010, 16:51:55
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Funny you should say tat Tunnie... Whenever we turned up at the local pub for dinner (before our friends gave it up and moved away), they used to ask what "I" was cooking (by proxy) for dinner ::) ::)

Now Mr Si, the owner of the local Chinese Take Away, says the same  :-[ ;D

Trouble is, I can actually cook but just can't be arsed ::) ::)

I know what you mean. Unless it involves some mild pyromania followed by sitting out in the garden with a beer, watching the smoke gently rise from a bed of charcoal. Oh, and no washing up. ;D

Kevin
Title: Re: I am a Non Dom - should I be ashamed?
Post by: Lazydocker on 11 March 2010, 16:55:36
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Funny you should say tat Tunnie... Whenever we turned up at the local pub for dinner (before our friends gave it up and moved away), they used to ask what "I" was cooking (by proxy) for dinner ::) ::)

Now Mr Si, the owner of the local Chinese Take Away, says the same  :-[ ;D

Trouble is, I can actually cook but just can't be arsed ::) ::)

I know what you mean. Unless it involves some mild pyromania followed by sitting out in the garden with a beer, watching the smoke gently rise from a bed of charcoal. Oh, and no washing up. ;D

Kevin

Ahh... Me man, me make fire :y :y :y
Title: Re: I am a Non Dom - should I be ashamed?
Post by: kev2b4 on 11 March 2010, 17:16:38
I have now managed to subcontract even the cooking ( or should that read cremation) in the garden to one of the kids while I sit there and 'direct' with glass of wine and beer in hand ( well one glass of each)- so when it all goes black and burnt - " wasn't My Fault" ::)
Title: Re: I am a Non Dom - should I be ashamed?
Post by: Seth on 11 March 2010, 19:14:35
I've now found out where the kettle is in Mrs Sethsmate's domain.

Not sure how to use it yet though  ;D ;D ;D ;D
Title: Re: I am a Non Dom - should I be ashamed?
Post by: Martin_1962 on 11 March 2010, 20:28:12
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Funny you should say tat Tunnie... Whenever we turned up at the local pub for dinner (before our friends gave it up and moved away), they used to ask what "I" was cooking (by proxy) for dinner ::) ::)

Now Mr Si, the owner of the local Chinese Take Away, says the same  :-[ ;D

Trouble is, I can actually cook but just can't be arsed ::) ::)

I know what you mean. Unless it involves some mild pyromania followed by sitting out in the garden with a beer, watching the smoke gently rise from a bed of charcoal. Oh, and no washing up. ;D

Kevin


I do the barbequeing - even in winter
Title: Re: I am a Non Dom - should I be ashamed?
Post by: TheBoy on 11 March 2010, 20:42:45
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Funny you should say tat Tunnie... Whenever we turned up at the local pub for dinner (before our friends gave it up and moved away), they used to ask what "I" was cooking (by proxy) for dinner ::) ::)

Now Mr Si, the owner of the local Chinese Take Away, says the same  :-[ ;D

Trouble is, I can actually cook but just can't be arsed ::) ::)

I know what you mean. Unless it involves some mild pyromania followed by sitting out in the garden with a beer, watching the smoke gently rise from a bed of charcoal. Oh, and no washing up. ;D

Kevin
All wrong, my friend. Try carb cleaner instead of firelighters, works wonders.  But *REALLY* careful if using carb cleaner on a naked flame though, assuming you value your arm hair and eyebrows.

If you aren't man enough, petrol works almost as well :y
Title: Re: I am a Non Dom - should I be ashamed?
Post by: CaptainZok on 11 March 2010, 20:46:57
What is this kitchen thing of which you speak?  :-?
Title: Re: I am a Non Dom - should I be ashamed?
Post by: Seth on 11 March 2010, 20:49:24
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What is this kitchen thing of which you speak?  :-?
;D ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D
Title: Re: I am a Non Dom - should I be ashamed?
Post by: TheBoy on 11 March 2010, 20:49:40
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What is this kitchen thing of which you speak?  :-?
Its that room that has the car parts cleaning machine in....
Title: Re: I am a Non Dom - should I be ashamed?
Post by: Elite Pete on 11 March 2010, 20:50:03
I only cook when the smoke alarms need testing ::)
Title: Re: I am a Non Dom - should I be ashamed?
Post by: CaptainZok on 11 March 2010, 20:56:06
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What is this kitchen thing of which you speak?  :-?
Its that room that has the car parts cleaning machine in....

The Gnome?
Title: Re: I am a Non Dom - should I be ashamed?
Post by: pscocoa on 19 March 2010, 12:29:27
OK - she is now on way back from Cornwall by train.

What have I bought in last 2 weeks she has been away:

1 - 2 pint bottle of milk
Paid for 6 shirts to be ironed.

No spending at Marks, Waitrose or Tesco - hundreds of pounds saved against usual leakage on weekly basis.

A few bits out of freezer - I sense a new regime going forward - stop shopping for the sake of it!! Not sure this will last for long though.