Tonight?

Mr S's Mobile
Mr S's suit
Mr S's plane tickets
My books (at Mr S's head)

I'm sensing a wee bit of a pattern:suspect:

My OH threw a shoe once.

I had to take her to the farriers to get a new one fitted.

Call my psychic, but I'm sensing a little discord in the slick household this evening...

Call my psychic, but I'm sensing a little discord in the slick household this evening...

Nooooooooooooooooo. Really?:hihi:

Nooooooooooooooooo. Really?:hihi:

Colin Fry's got nothing on me! :hihi:

Colin Fry's got nothing on me! :hihi:

No my dear. But if he knew you he'd try I'm sure;)

Tonight?

Mr S's Mobile
Mr S's suit
Mr S's plane tickets
My books (at Mr S's head)

I'm sensing a wee bit of a pattern:suspect:

what had he done... left the toilet seat up ;)

Is Rampton full tonight ?;)

On a serious note - throwing things is good. Much better than letting your anger/frustration stew into resentment. Unless of course you're throwing things because your anger/frustration has finally spilled over into resentment.

Bugger, I just made a mockery of my own point there... just keep throwing things until either -

a) you feel better

b) you've broken all his stuff - which in itself will make you feel better

:)

But what if the only thing he owns is one of those rubber superball things that bounces forever once its thrown?

I think the best thing to do is get some of those hospital doors fitted that take ages to shut & cant be slammed ;problem solved:hihi::thumbsup:

But what if the only thing he owns is one of those rubber superball things that bounces forever once its thrown?

The joy will come in the living metaphor that it is something he will never get his hands on again.

A bit like his wife:hihi:

On a serious note - throwing things is good. Much better than letting your anger/frustration stew into resentment. Unless of course you're throwing things because your anger/frustration has finally spilled over into resentment.

Bugger, I just made a mockery of my own point there... just keep throwing things until either -

a) you feel better

b) you've broken all his stuff - which in itself will make you feel better

:)


Thats ok as long as you dont mind if he breaks all your stuff afterwards,

I deffo would :D

The joy will come in the living metaphor that it is something he will never get his hands on again.

A bit like his wife:hihi:

Good to see you're as sharp as ever, even so late at night :hihi:

I dont throw stuff but do slam doors a lot :blush:

The last thing I threw was a tantrum. As for slamming doors, I once slammed the front door so hard when I went out, the glass followed me up the path. By 'eck, that were great. I were reet proud o' that!