My wife is leaving me......
For a whole month!
What am I going to do?? How do I find / make clean clothes? Any tips on how to stack or run a modern dish washer? It's silver. Thanks. |
Me too for 3 weeks. I'll eat out most of the time and use paper products. :)
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I was divorced for 21 years when I got married again 10 years ago.
I love my wife, but when she flies north to visit her grandchildren I look forward to having the house to myself........and the Boxster........and the Harley....... Want to stay an extra day? Sure thing honey.....have fun. |
OMG...I was expecting a Divorce story where the wife wants your Boxster....whew...you scared us.
Hurray..... its time for guy fun. Sign yourself up for all the auto_x, tech sessions, rally crosses, Porsche gatherings you can, and also make sure you have all the parts you need for your Boxster Mods and such. Don't forget a good wash and detailing for your Boxster. Food should be eaten take out, Garden BBQ, fish fry in the garage even, on paper plates and cups, with plastic utensils. Don't waste any precious moments on cleaning unless you've hired a french maid :) You'll be a new man and years younger by the time she gets back. |
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Boxster on jackstands the whole time, drop the engine and install supercharger.. and no coming inside and shutting the garage door at 10PM!!
...I swear honey, it was this fast before |
1. hire a cleaning service before she returns. If you value hapiness you will do this.
2. Laundromats offer drop-off full service for a pittance. I hate folding clothes. 3. Good time to try Nutrisystem for a month. If you cheat, no one is there to give you grief. You lose weight, look better to other women and she doesn't take off for a month anymore. |
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Last year I had a county rec center pass. Full weights and swimming. I went like 3 times and wasn't seeing the results I had hoped for so I figured it was a waste of time, and I am genetically programmed to be 50 or so over ideal. |
What's a dishwasher ?
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At the end the first few months my mother lost 20 pounds but instead of continuing to buy more of these processed meals I applied their macro nutrient forumula to a meal plan of real food. It worked so well that her doctor simply said "whatever you are doing keep doing, your numbers are excellent". They take no medicine for cholesterol or high blood pressure and are both over 70. p.s. Most of the food at Trader Joe's, like all packaged foods, is processed with refined flours, refined sugars and very little of the animal protein is signinficantly different than what you'll find at most supermarkets. Even the USDA "organic" label is a lot less wholesome than people realize. For instance, fruit may be marked organic because it was not handled with pesticides but it was however grown in soil that was treated to these chemicals for decades before it became an organic grower. Also, a fruit a vegetable can be called 'USDA Organic" but still contain anyone of 200 non-natural substances. Trader Joes, Whole Foods, etc. have made a killing getting people to think that their food is worth paying significantly more for because its somehow 'natural' and safe. |
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Try this. three times a week eat Pacific Sockeye Salmon (Kirkland brand, canned) and Norweigian Brisling saridnes (King Oscar). Eat either brocoli, cauliflower or brussel sprouts every other day. Avoid eating any starches that contain wheat, eat any kind of potatoe or wild rice instead (keep on eye portion size though). Get a blender and mix up three protein shakes a day using a natural whey (Optimum Nutrition brand fro Vitamin Shoppe), add a tablespoon of peanut butter to one or two of the shakes. Try low fat Swiss Cheese (Jarlsberg lite at Costco) and eat whole eggs, not just egg whites. This regimen worked very well for people I know who are also genetically built to be 'stout' for their height and are not big eaters/drinkers. The fatty acids in the fish have a way of tapping at existing body fat for energy better than other types of protein (beef/fowl). |
I don't know anything about losing weight, but if my wife was gone for a month, I'd be on a first name basis with the pizza delivery guy.
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Get a cat
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When the wife is away....we need to DRIVE!! Go find a place that serves the two things that my bro-in-law swears lost him 25 lbs......chicken wings and red wine. :cheers: |
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like it was designed to be driven AND lose weight :-) Although the weight loss will be temporary -- comes back each night over wings, beers, and no ******************** there I was stories to your jealous buddies. M |
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Bosch looks good, to, but they're made in USA. |
Almost time for judge Judy.
This is great. DAY 1 |
If my wife were away for a whole month it would be horrible. I'd have to keep myself very busy so as not to miss her something fierce.
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I'm pretty sure you could drop a 3.6 in it, in a month.
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Enjoy. |
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I can totally sympathize. My wife went away, for 3 years :eek:! Well, actually she came home for a few days every couple of months. And summer vacations. Law school, at age 54 (graduated 3rd in her class :dance:)!
I didn't think I'd survive. My daughter (age 29 then) came home and lived with me for a year, I got a dog (Brittany), and a new motorcycle. That helped. And learned to do laundry. Rarely. |
I've been bachin' it for 33 yrs. Haven't killed myself yet.
Laundry: Socks, underwear, jeans all together. Med temp. Dry for an hr. Polos or dockers - wash by color. Cool temp. Dry for 20 min then take them out immediately and place them smoothed out on your guest bed. Won't need to iron. Towels - same as socks. Be sure to remove the lint from the dryer screen each time. Sounds like now would be a good time to do a bunch of grilling. Get some baked potatoes already in cellophane - pop them in the microwave for 6-7 min. Corn on the cob wrapped in wax paper - 2 min in microwave. Watermelon - cut the rine into small chunks and send down the disposal. Let the good times roll. |
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dishes can be done with the soapy water after you are finished washing the car. also the hose makes rinsing them off soooooo much easier. the lawn is the perfect place to allow them to lawn dry and get that fresh summer smell to them. this also works for laundry, except you wash the laundry at the same time you wash the car, using pants and shirts for the liberal application of soapy water to the painted and glass surfaces. just remember to use the darks on the wheels and tires. the clothes will dry in a similar way as the plates, pots and pans (mentioned earlier). as far as food goes, there is pizza, burgers and chicken (fried of course), popeyes is my favorite.
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SOUNDS LIKE A GOOD TIME FOR UPGRADES! Each Thursday my wife goes to her mothers. I either visit a local car show or plan on projects.
Oh by the way NEVER pull a 3 ton floor jack out from under the car with your right arm fully extended, BAD THINGS COULD HAPPEN. Like tearing your tricep, ask me how I know! |
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You must be joking?
You don't know how to do laundry and are a grown man? |
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Great News!!! Now you can Upgrade the wife and your car !! FREEDOM 55 comes early for you my friend...
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Just messin with you Tim Nice Pic |
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Yeah, but who in their right mind WANTS to figure out laundry?
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its easy
just stuff as much as you can in the washer throw in one of those detergent pods when its done, throw it in the dryer easy who cares about separating colors, etc, just use cold water and all is good at least that is what I used to do before I trained the cat to do it |
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HEY-OH! |
Hahaha ^
This thread has gotten far too much attention. I mean, no one has any durametric weird values or any straight cut gearbox-type noises ???żżżżż :matchup: |
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