Thread: An honest mistake..

****a mate

I told the wife this (as she's sitting next to me) and she just about fell off the couch laughing

Originally Posted by spudfan

Well, there I was at the kitchen sink doing the dishes with the Mrs. Looking out the window I saw something on the clothes line.
"Did you buy me a rain cover for the 110?" I asked.
Seems it was a pair of the wife's underwear out to dry from the wash.
Well it was an honest mistake....

When do you get out of hospital ?

Originally Posted by rocket scientist

When do you get out of hospital ?

I have a dedicated parking space.

Originally Posted by spudfan

Well, there I was at the kitchen sink doing the dishes with the Mrs. Looking out the window I saw something on the clothes line.
"Did you buy me a rain cover for the 110?" I asked.
Seems it was a pair of the wife's underwear out to dry from the wash.
Well it was an honest mistake....

I'm in the good books folding and sorting out washing now. I keep putting my 12 year olds underwear into the wife's pile and my wife's into my 12 year olds pile

The 11 and 12 year old will be bigger than my wife in the next few months at the rate they are growing. The 11 year old is apparently going to tower over me in time

At least you didn't ask if they were a parachute cartoon-skydiver-with-an-underwear-parachute-by-toonaday-2099.jpg

Originally Posted by spudfan

I have a dedicated parking space.

Complete with Bone Surgeon, Anesthetist, your very own barouche & Hospital Porter & a complete A&E staff.

Just in case mind.



Edited. For the unedficated & foreign types of you.......

barouche Operating theatre trolley (South Australia): The patient was put on a barouche and taken to the operating theatre. Contributor's comments: Despite being unique to South Australia, it's not all that well known outside the medical setting. I remember being a radiography student, and being given the task of finding out what a barouche was. I had no idea where to start!

Originally Posted by 4bee

Complete with Bone Surgeon, Anesthetist, your very own barouche & Hospital Porter & a complete A&E staff.

Just in case mind.



Edited. For the unedficated & foreign types of you.......

barouche Operating theatre trolley (South Australia): The patient was put on a barouche and taken to the operating theatre. Contributor's comments: Despite being unique to South Australia, it's not all that well known outside the medical setting. I remember being a radiography student, and being given the task of finding out what a barouche was. I had no idea where to start!

I'm glad for the edification Des as I've spent time around hospitals and, er, certain team members within and never heard that term uttered, ever!
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Not surprised Rick. If you want weird come to SA, we can do all sorts of weird.

Is that like a douche?