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Previously on "Today's parody threads: inspired by Penis Beaker"
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"We specialise in wood".Originally posted by amcdonald View PostDon't seem to sell beakers
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Its called a drawer and there is one in the family room and one in each of the girl's desks.Originally posted by mudskipper View PostWe have a dedicated writing implement tidy area on the living room cupboard.

Is this the done thing? Or do most people just leave their pens rolling about on the table?
There is also one in the kitchen and I've never been brave enough to ask why there are two in different locations downstairs...
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Pens Beaker
We have a dedicated writing implement tidy area on the living room cupboard.

Is this the done thing? Or do most people just leave their pens rolling about on the table?
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Sorry DP, they're mine.Originally posted by DimPrawn View PostMy OH keeps a pair of pliers by the bedside cabinet.
Should I start worrying?

Mrs DP said she needed a good servicing and so I naively brought my toolkit round.
We cleared up my confusion pretty quickly. Ta.
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depends how small the pliers are. I'd say you should be worried inversely proportionally to the size of the pliers.Originally posted by DimPrawn View PostMy OH keeps a pair of pliers by the bedside cabinet.
Should I start worrying?

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Today's parody threads: inspired by Penis Beaker
My OH keeps a pair of pliers by the bedside cabinet.
Should I start worrying?
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