Life Hacks
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WD40 must have 10 uses I can think of off the top of my head aside from lubricating moving metal parts, great stuffbuckshee said:
The stainless steel cooker hood we have is a magnet for grease , realised the other week that a quick spray of WD40 is fantastic to clean it.Carter said:Just bicarbonate of soda. that and white vinegar cleans pretty much anything
beyond that, always have cable ties to hand. not much they can't fix.
A serious one and a beaut of a money saver. Cotton balls treated with WD40 are a trillion times better to light any sort of fire with than anything else
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Cover up scuffs in wooden floors by rubbing a walnut shell over them0
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Carter said:
WD40 must have 10 uses I can think of off the top of my head aside from lubricating moving metal parts, great stuffbuckshee said:
The stainless steel cooker hood we have is a magnet for grease , realised the other week that a quick spray of WD40 is fantastic to clean it.Carter said:Just bicarbonate of soda. that and white vinegar cleans pretty much anything
beyond that, always have cable ties to hand. not much they can't fix.
A serious one and a beaut of a money saver. Cotton balls treated with WD40 are a trillion times better to light any sort of fire with than anything else
apart from petrol, that's good
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To save on the boredom of watching 3rd their football, why not have a tea party instead?7
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skimming through the thread I thought this
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And toilet roll tubes stuffed with lint from the tumble dryer.cashncarry said:Wank with your other hand ,feels like it's not you
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Obviously if the Mrs cleaned the cooker hood more often than once a year it might help.Carter said:
WD40 must have 10 uses I can think of off the top of my head aside from lubricating moving metal parts, great stuffbuckshee said:
The stainless steel cooker hood we have is a magnet for grease , realised the other week that a quick spray of WD40 is fantastic to clean it.Carter said:Just bicarbonate of soda. that and white vinegar cleans pretty much anything
beyond that, always have cable ties to hand. not much they can't fix.
A serious one and a beaut of a money saver. Cotton balls treated with WD40 are a trillion times better to light any sort of fire with than anything else
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Genuine lol on this oneStig said:Do you fancy a younger woman, but find yourself inconveniently married (and of course, I'm only asking a hypothetical question here)?
Why not buy her a football club to keep her hanging around whilst you can figure out the best way to get rid of your wife.
Do you love to dance and socialise, but don't have anyone to dance and socialise with. Why not buy a football club and turn it into a disco, turning the supporters that show up every week to see success on the pitch, to fellow partygoers who get to see you cut your shapes in the millennium lounge
Do you want to experience quintessential English customs like afternoon tea but don't have friends that share your interest, why not promote it at a league one football game in a working class part of south east London and hope that the regulars at the savoy and the Dorchester get on a south eastern train for the afternoon
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Burp the words excuse me to save valuable time9
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A life hack to become 'An absolutely superb eBayer!' '5*' etc
Simply buy something and then pay for it.1 -
I find that if you squeeze your penis until the end goes blue the person sitting next to you on the bus will get up and move.rina said:skimming through the thread I thought this
was a reply to thisExiled_Addick said:
And toilet roll tubes stuffed with lint from the tumble dryer.cashncarry said:Wank with your other hand ,feels like it's not you
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They're shocking as food so I'm glad to hear there is a use for them.MrOneLung said:Doritos make excellent kindling for a fire too.
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Surely with Roland around (metaphorically speaking, of course) shouldn't that be a tea dance?Stig said:To save on the boredom of watching 3rd their football, why not have a tea party instead?
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For a while now, I've had these boxers that have that gap at the bottom of the front. Time and time again, my old boy will slip out inadvertently which is really annoying because if I'm on my way to work, in my suit, it requires some sort of covert rearrangement as discreetly as possible
Anyway, tonight I went swimming and because I was only heading straight home after, I didn't have a spare set to change into. So tonight I simply turned them inside out and it dawned on me. I just have to wear them inside out. Problem solved
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Never using the phrase "life hacks" has significantly contributed to my sense of self-worth.5
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Wheresmeticket? said:
Never using the phrase "life hacks" has significantly contributed to my sense of self-worth.
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Ok.RodneyCharltonTrotta said:Wheresmeticket? said:Never using the phrase "life hacks" has significantly contributed to my sense of self-worth.
Wearing my underpants for 2 days in a row instead of changing them every day has saved me a carton of detergent over the course of a year, and I have never been challenged about B.O.
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Wouldn't want to let mini-Cable out.cabbles said:For a while now, I've had these boxers that have that gap at the bottom of the front. Time and time again, my old boy will slip out inadvertently which is really annoying because if I'm on my way to work, in my suit, it requires some sort of covert rearrangement as discreetly as possible
Anyway, tonight I went swimming and because I was only heading straight home after, I didn't have a spare set to change into. So tonight I simply turned them inside out and it dawned on me. I just have to wear them inside out. Problem solved
It was like an epiphany and I'm very pleased with myself1 -
Underpants should be worn four days. Right way, back to front, inside out and inside out back to front.4
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And whoever invented the ones with these openings is not a real man.0
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Any boxer or brief that it can slip out - Ludicrous. What bloke wants that from everyday pants. Security is keyWheresmeticket? said:
When you say "these openings" you mean like this?cabbles said:And whoever invented the ones with these openings is not a real man.
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There was a bloke on my halls corridor at Uni who told me I seemed to always have a lot of washing hanging in the corridor to dry, so he asked me how often I changed my boxers and socks. I said every day, how about you? Every four, five days he said. He thought that was completely normal.ShootersHillGuru said:Underpants should be worn four days. Right way, back to front, inside out and inside out back to front.
He also thought it was normal for men to 'milk' their own nipples, to sit (and fall asleep) between two adjacent pool tables in a bar, and to drink Baileys and lime as a regular drink though so I wouldn't trust his judgement.6 -
Baby oil is even better.buckshee said:
The stainless steel cooker hood we have is a magnet for grease , realised the other week that a quick spray of WD40 is fantastic to clean it.Carter said:Just bicarbonate of soda. that and white vinegar cleans pretty much anything
beyond that, always have cable ties to hand. not much they can't fix.
A serious one and a beaut of a money saver. Cotton balls treated with WD40 are a trillion times better to light any sort of fire with than anything else
apart from petrol, that's good0 -
As an alternative, you could also try them back to front!cabbles said:For a while now, I've had these boxers that have that gap at the bottom of the front. Time and time again, my old boy will slip out inadvertently which is really annoying because if I'm on my way to work, in my suit, it requires some sort of covert rearrangement as discreetly as possible
Anyway, tonight I went swimming and because I was only heading straight home after, I didn't have a spare set to change into. So tonight I simply turned them inside out and it dawned on me. I just have to wear them inside out. Problem solved
It was like an epiphany and I'm very pleased with myself0 -
Caddles, you need to ask for a raise, surely a top level mod like yourself should be able to afford some new boxers.cabbles said:For a while now, I've had these boxers that have that gap at the bottom of the front. Time and time again, my old boy will slip out inadvertently which is really annoying because if I'm on my way to work, in my suit, it requires some sort of covert rearrangement as discreetly as possible
Anyway, tonight I went swimming and because I was only heading straight home after, I didn't have a spare set to change into. So tonight I simply turned them inside out and it dawned on me. I just have to wear them inside out. Problem solved
It was like an epiphany and I'm very pleased with myself
I reckon rob is having your money away pal.
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Any life hacks for getting the last bit of pee out before tucking Percy back in.Tapping him on the urinal does it for me.2
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I wear mine until they stick to the wall for more than 5 secondsShootersHillGuru said:Underpants should be worn four days. Right way, back to front, inside out and inside out back to front.
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They don't sit rightSoundAsa£ said:
As an alternative, you could also try them back to front!cabbles said:For a while now, I've had these boxers that have that gap at the bottom of the front. Time and time again, my old boy will slip out inadvertently which is really annoying because if I'm on my way to work, in my suit, it requires some sort of covert rearrangement as discreetly as possible
Anyway, tonight I went swimming and because I was only heading straight home after, I didn't have a spare set to change into. So tonight I simply turned them inside out and it dawned on me. I just have to wear them inside out. Problem solved
It was like an epiphany and I'm very pleased with myself
FYI - if anyone wants to avoid this range I think I picked them up from Sainsbury's saver centre in Sydenham, so they're probably a Sainsbury's range of some sort
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I am now in no doubt who amongst us has bought a pair of the ice boxers.cabbles said:
They don't sit rightSoundAsa£ said:
As an alternative, you could also try them back to front!cabbles said:For a while now, I've had these boxers that have that gap at the bottom of the front. Time and time again, my old boy will slip out inadvertently which is really annoying because if I'm on my way to work, in my suit, it requires some sort of covert rearrangement as discreetly as possible
Anyway, tonight I went swimming and because I was only heading straight home after, I didn't have a spare set to change into. So tonight I simply turned them inside out and it dawned on me. I just have to wear them inside out. Problem solved
It was like an epiphany and I'm very pleased with myself
FYI - if anyone wants to avoid this range I think I picked them up from Sainsbury's saver centre in Sydenham, so they're probably a Sainsbury's range of some sort2 -
Ah, you bought them in Palace territory. That'll be why they don't work properly...cabbles said:
They don't sit rightSoundAsa£ said:
As an alternative, you could also try them back to front!cabbles said:For a while now, I've had these boxers that have that gap at the bottom of the front. Time and time again, my old boy will slip out inadvertently which is really annoying because if I'm on my way to work, in my suit, it requires some sort of covert rearrangement as discreetly as possible
Anyway, tonight I went swimming and because I was only heading straight home after, I didn't have a spare set to change into. So tonight I simply turned them inside out and it dawned on me. I just have to wear them inside out. Problem solved
It was like an epiphany and I'm very pleased with myself
FYI - if anyone wants to avoid this range I think I picked them up from Sainsbury's saver centre in Sydenham, so they're probably a Sainsbury's range of some sort0
