If we run out of cheddar its cottage cheese, cottage cheese on this, on that.
I have just had to endure watching him eat thick cut cheese baps with mouthfuls of chicken and mushroom chinese takeaway. I am developing a cheese phobia
Is this normal?
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Leaving his work wellies on the landing for me to stub my toe on.
Using the banistair to hang his clothes over.
Never cleaning the bath after him.
Tumble drying his clothes every morning before work. TO HEAT THEM UP!
Not knowing where the was basket is.
Leaving the loo roll inserts on the floor when the roll is done. He obviously doesn't see the bin beside his arse.
Going the whole way back to the fridge/freezer/cupboard to put an empthy box back instead of throwing it in the bin which is closer.
Flicking his toes, the noise he makes drives me up the wall.
Breathing noisily.
Eating noisily.
SNORING like he belongs on a farm or airstrip. It's the worst snoring I;ve ever heard.
Not letting people finish a sentence..........eg 'I went into tescos today' him: 'awww that one in the town?' 'Yeah, anyway, went ot tescos to get some bread' him: 'awww i bet you picked up an out of date one did you?' 'erm, no, went to get bread and was about to pay at the til' him: 'dont tell me you forgot your purse!?' ............get my drift?
Asking Qs about shows I'm watching which he has no interest in.
I'll have to stop coz I'[m making him sound awful! When the truth is I'm used to it all now so it only annoys me when I'm in bad form.
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