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Old 16-08-2009, 10:33 AM   #1
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Default Silly things your partners done while trying to help

Hey fellas, yesterday the fiance and I decided to get some painting done at our place and for once she decided to give me a hand. I usually cut in all edges before getting the walls done so when asked what can be done I asked my partner to start helping with the cutting of corners/edges. She appears in front of me with a kitchen knife and asks "so where do I start?" I didnt give her grief since she isn't the handy type but never the less it was fun bringing it up for the next few hours lol.
So what silly things have your partners done in attempts to help you at work/around the house?

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