Your 'Man Drawer'.
06 January 2010, 02:12 PM
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Your 'Man Drawer'.
I am sure that you all have one, even if it's got a different name.
Mr P has one full of things that seem like they may come in useful for something, but at present, have stayed dormant since the kitchen was built!
So what is in your 'man drawer'?
Mr P has one full of things that seem like they may come in useful for something, but at present, have stayed dormant since the kitchen was built!
So what is in your 'man drawer'?
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06 January 2010, 02:48 PM
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or crap as the wife would say
06 January 2010, 02:57 PM
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I have a `Man Flat`. Full of ****, Xbox360, PS3, car mags, and a big Fcukoff Plasma.
Not a fluffy cushion in sight. The way I like it. No girls allowed. I go round her's instead, and go back to mine for all the above, and most importantly, peace and quite.
Basically, it's a case of `go round, **** it, go home again`.
Not a fluffy cushion in sight. The way I like it. No girls allowed. I go round her's instead, and go back to mine for all the above, and most importantly, peace and quite.
Basically, it's a case of `go round, **** it, go home again`.
06 January 2010, 02:58 PM
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I have a `Man Flat`. Full of ****, Xbox360, PS3, car mags, and a big Fcukoff Plasma.
Not a fluffy cushion in sight. The way I like it. No girls allowed. I go round her's instead, and go back to mine for all the above, and most importantly, peace and quite.
Basically, it's a case of `go round, **** it, go home again`.
Not a fluffy cushion in sight. The way I like it. No girls allowed. I go round her's instead, and go back to mine for all the above, and most importantly, peace and quite.
Basically, it's a case of `go round, **** it, go home again`.
06 January 2010, 03:11 PM
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I have a `Man Flat`. Full of ****, Xbox360, PS3, car mags, and a big Fcukoff Plasma.
Not a fluffy cushion in sight. The way I like it. No girls allowed. I go round her's instead, and go back to mine for all the above, and most importantly, peace and quite.
Basically, it's a case of `go round, **** it, go home again`.
Not a fluffy cushion in sight. The way I like it. No girls allowed. I go round her's instead, and go back to mine for all the above, and most importantly, peace and quite.
Basically, it's a case of `go round, **** it, go home again`.
06 January 2010, 03:54 PM
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06 January 2010, 04:40 PM
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I wonder what the chances are of a face full of lead pellets when rooting around for a fuse in there ?
I have several Man drawers, once for useful looking things, bits of metal and stuff like that, power cables and adaptors, aeriel stuff, audio wires, tools and so on, in my man shed and some in the few feet of garage that isnt full of domestic applicances.
I have several Man drawers, once for useful looking things, bits of metal and stuff like that, power cables and adaptors, aeriel stuff, audio wires, tools and so on, in my man shed and some in the few feet of garage that isnt full of domestic applicances.
06 January 2010, 05:56 PM
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Our loft is one giant man drawer. All my tools and toys are up there. I'm building a railway up there.
06 January 2010, 06:06 PM
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I am sure its pretty safe but it just doesnt seem quite right having ammo loose in a drawer.
06 January 2010, 06:18 PM
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I have a 'man cupboard'; contains a lot of climbing kit and safety kit for being out in the mountains;
The GF is now officially banned from using anything in there as - I can prove your honour:
(a) I found her cooking with my emergency head torch (45h max use)
(b) She'd raided the expedition first aid kit for plasters and painkillers (none left)
(c) She'd used the batteries out of my avalanche transceiver
(d) My ski repair tools were at school (she's a teacher)
When I buy a house, I'll have a 'man room' with a lock on it
Nik
The GF is now officially banned from using anything in there as - I can prove your honour:
(a) I found her cooking with my emergency head torch (45h max use)
(b) She'd raided the expedition first aid kit for plasters and painkillers (none left)
(c) She'd used the batteries out of my avalanche transceiver
(d) My ski repair tools were at school (she's a teacher)
When I buy a house, I'll have a 'man room' with a lock on it
Nik
06 January 2010, 06:33 PM
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I am intrigued...
- for the 'man room'.
Sounds like a great idea, will give me somewhere to lock the old man away when he's been rambling on about pointless/useless crud.
I have a 'man cupboard'; contains a lot of climbing kit and safety kit for being out in the mountains;
The GF is now officially banned from using anything in there as - I can prove your honour:
(a) I found her cooking with my emergency head torch (45h max use)
(b) She'd raided the expedition first aid kit for plasters and painkillers (none left)
(c) She'd used the batteries out of my avalanche transceiver
(d) My ski repair tools were at school (she's a teacher)
When I buy a house, I'll have a 'man room' with a lock on it
Nik
The GF is now officially banned from using anything in there as - I can prove your honour:
(a) I found her cooking with my emergency head torch (45h max use)
(b) She'd raided the expedition first aid kit for plasters and painkillers (none left)
(c) She'd used the batteries out of my avalanche transceiver
(d) My ski repair tools were at school (she's a teacher)
When I buy a house, I'll have a 'man room' with a lock on it
Nik
- for the 'man room'. Sounds like a great idea, will give me somewhere to lock the old man away when he's been rambling on about pointless/useless crud.
06 January 2010, 06:48 PM
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I am sure its pretty safe but it just doesnt seem quite right having ammo loose in a drawer.
