Well it says we can post about anything   so
This afternoon I casually asked my 1st wife (only wife ever actually) if there was anything she needed done today that I could 'help' with..now I only offered in a halfhearted voice but..........
She-------------''Yes go and tidy the youngest sons old bedroom up''
Me-------------''Do you mean my railway room''
She-----------''Yes the room I decorated to look nice when son left home 2years ago''
Me------------ '' oh ok   but 90% of that rubish is good railway modelling stuff''
She-----------'' Have I got to do it myself ? .....''
Me------------''Eek Um er''
She -----------''............in which case I`ll throw anything rubbish looking away''
Me-----------''On my way to make a start my love   ''
   So guess what I`m doing this afternoon ?
              Grrrrrrrrrrrrr

Sounds like someone needs a shed 

I think that keeping your wife in a shed is rather frowned upon these days.

I was thinking more of keeping her out

http://www.readersheds.co.uk/share.cfm?SHARESHED=3240

I don't know whether to be sorrowful or laugh!    There we go!

Quote from: poliss on February 02, 2011, 03:31:02 PM
I think that keeping your wife in a shed is rather frowned upon these days.

To use an old joke.....

If she can get far enough to see into your train room you need to shorten the chain...... (only kidding)

Wish I was that lucky - my layout is in the lounge and so has to be moved on a regular basis in accordance with 'her ladyship's' wishes/commands.

My tactics involve an attic, and some imaginary, but very big, spiders. She's never been more than half way up the Ramsey ladder. The only person that ever sees my layout in the flesh is the gas man, because the boiler* is up there (actually one of our regular engineers is an enthusiast himself).

*no jokes about old boilers, wives, etc., please.

*no jokes about old boilers, wives, etc., please

damn, beaten to the punch line by the author

jonclox, I know a very good solicitor

cloughie

Quote from: cloughie on February 02, 2011, 08:07:56 PM


jonclox, I know a very good solicitor

cloughie

Does he need a wife tho?.........if so tel.  number will follow by PM

Quote from: Zwilnik on February 02, 2011, 03:07:48 PM
Sounds like someone needs a shed  

My shed/workshop in the garage is my sanctuary and contains all the tools and machinary from my working life.
It is also *^*dy cold during the winter months.
Let my wife in there ?
NEVER

my decree absolute is hanging on the wall, it would be nice if the ex was hanging next to it so I could have the full set, not that I am bitter about it you understand
cloughie

In all fairness and joking aside my wife (of 36 years so far) is a fantastic person. I wouldn`t trade her for the world and she did ask me to tidy up the bedroom today because just before Chistmas 2010 the son whose room it used to be asked us to store a new cot untill this month when he and his partner are expecting their 1st child......our 1st grandson space was cleared and my railway stuff all pied in a heap. With all the retracking etc I did over Xmas the room had become a mess and certainly needed tidying.
I was pleased to do it actually and found several 'bits' that had been missing for weeks.
So it was fun in a strange way.....as this whole thread was meant to be

If your lucky enough you should try and get the wives involved, mine loves to paint the horses and bits to go with it  so wile she is doing that im whizzing around my trains 

Quote from: findus on February 02, 2011, 09:04:58 PM
If your lucky enough you should try and get the wives involved, mine loves to paint the horses and bits to go with it  so wile she is doing that im whizzing around my trains 

Thinking about it my problem now is my 2 year old daughter, she loves trains and has her own collection but still wants to get her hands on mine