Men Can't Vacuum, Put the Seat Down, or Wash the Dishes.

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Jamjay

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Not all men are like that.......not all of us r like that.
 
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BananaPie

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Do you open up your computer and clean it every once in a while?
Nah, both my Mac and iPhone don't get dirty, and iDo wash my iHands, so the iPeachy keyboard is always, like, iClean.

Do you, like, dust the TV before and after watching 'em sports?
 
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I enjoy fiddling with my computer and watching TV. Is that considered work?
 
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Nah, both my Mac and iPhone don't get dirty, and iDo wash my iHands, so the iPeachy keyboard is always, like, iClean.

Do you, like, dust the TV before and after watching 'em sports?
Every so often I take a special cloth that I bought at Radio Shack, or some such place, wet it with distilled water, and wipe off the screen.
 
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BananaPie

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Well, if you're American, watching sports is considered work.
If you're Canadian, fiddling on the computer is considered work, but if you're British, it gets all sorted out after Tea.
 
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Well, if you're American, watching sports is considered work.
If you're Canadian, fiddling on the computer is considered work, but if you're British, it gets all sorted out after Tea.
That's because they talk different in England.
 
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BananaPie

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That's because they talk different in England.
LOL!!

Like totally different indeed, but Man! I confess: the most beautiful sound on this side of the Seraphim saying "Holy, Holy, Holy" is the British accent...
 
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LOL!!

Like totally different indeed, but Man! I confess: the most beautiful sound on this side of the Seraphim saying "Holy, Holy, Holy" is the British accent...
Of course, those of us in the western USA speak PERFECT English.
 

Stuey

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No problems -> you make dinner, I'll do the dishes. :D
Deal!! :D

Love cooking... dishes are... ok~

Cleaning bathroom and vacuuming the worst though >_<
 
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Tintin

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I've never heard of rinsing dishes before washing them. If you have a washing basin and a basin for rinsing the washed dishes and change the water (depending on the size of the wash), it's not really an issue.
 
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arwen83

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I don't like vacuuming just for the fact that every time I am doing it, someone knocks on my door or walks in the room and I jump out of my skin and scream. Only if they were quieter. I feel like its the beginning scene of a horror movie- lady vacuuming the livingroom can't hear an intruder coming up from behind to kill her EEEEP!
 

DuchessAimee

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SparkleEyes

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But can't manage the "on/off" switch on the most basic vacuum cleaner??? :)

Why is it that some guys can completely gut and revamp an engine, making it 20 times more powerful... but yet that toilet seat remains standing at attention?

And why do guys have an obsession with wanting women to serve them sandwiches... But then can't seem to muster the strength to wash, dry, and put away the plate??? (I'm willing to compromise if he offers to buy all the paper plates and plastic cups and cutlery.)

Yes, I'm having a bit of fun here. And kudos to all you guys who DO clean carpets, maintain bathrooms, and actually wash (and put away) the dishes.

*Don't tell the guys, but I'm actually hoping for a bit of reverse psychology here--I figure if we tell the men they "can't" or "don't" do something, we're going to see lots of posted photos of our CC gentlemen doing these very things as a way of protesting!!*

Real men, doing real housework? Hey, what can I say, dreams die hard. :)[/QUOTE]

I think the better word is either WON'T or DON'T. Most men are physically and mentally capable of doing all of these things, they just won't or don't. Some have never had to do them (mom or some other woman did them for him), some don't care if they are done at all. And yes, real men do housework, just as real women go to work and help bring home the bacon. :cool:
 
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Tintin

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So stay at home mums or whatever aren't real women? Ouch!
 
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DuchessAimee

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I'd like to be a stay at home mom while my kiddo(s) are small. It's a lot of work! Lots and lots of work.