when someone uses the dishcloth to wipe something on the floor....
when someone uses the dishcloth to wipe something on the floor....
Originally Posted by Eugene
Hello WinzEveryDayz.
Nee hel. Dis hoekom mens 'n vloerlap het, of paper towel.
Of 'n stoflap op die kombuis counters use
of die kombuis deurmekaar los
That's why I have two. One for dishes, one for anything that doesn't come in contact with food that will be consumed (ie,any food on the floor that will not be consumed.)
Placing any kind of container whether a bottle or cup containing liquid on my mouse pad, or even on my Computer table without a coaster
Stuff happening before 11AM - not awake yet.
And then they stick me on a 7AM flight. oh ffs....
#hashtag #anotherhashtag #bonushashtag
These words:
"smalls"
"poep"
"poef" (any variation of this, such as "poefie")
When someone pronounces the word "pizza" as "pit-sah", as opposed to "peet-zah". Also, when someone pronounces the word "soup" as "soep" (short 'o', rhymes with "poef") as opposed to "soop".
If this applies to anyone here, I'm sorry, but I hate those things.
"poep" as in "fart", or "poep(s)" as an affectionate name for someone? If the latter, I agree. If the former, I use it and I have no idea which other word to use. "Ek het 'n windjie gelos"? just sounds too pretencious.
"poef" has increased in use significantly in our house since the birth of our son, since babies do that a lot. I'm not a fan of "boem boem", "doody", "bol", "drol", etc., and I'm not going to ask my son "Het jy in jou doek gekak?"
Out of interest, what do/would you use instead?
BWAHAHAHAHA fok ek het nou harder gelag vir dai het jy in jou doek gekak!
HAHAAHHAAHAHAAAA! This actually made me laugh out loud.
Fair. You can't use most of the alternatives around children and then, and only then, is it forgivable. If you can/ are allowed to use any alternative, please do.
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