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OMG I couldn't STAND the drawers thing. I'd probably throw someones clothes out of their bureau and onto the floor until they learnt to close it.
My bedroom is very small, and I have to walk around the be and past the desk to get to my room. My husband has taken to leaving the computer chair OUT, which means I've tripped over it twice and stubbed my toes so many times I can't count on my toes anymore.
In relation to the milk, my husband leaves the last half-bowl worth of cereal at the bottom of the bag and opens a new one - BUT DOES NOT COMBINE THE OLD AND NEW BOX. Grrr.
We understand.
I feel you, Mamacita. After CH has gone on a midnight snack run, the kitchen looks like the scene in the Sixth Sense where the spirit opens all the cabinets and drawers. Of course, he also thinks that the kitchen sink is a great place for leftover pieces of Saranwrap, juice concentrate cans, and plastic bags. ARGH!
So when does your new sitcom start??? I'd predict a chart-topper with you at the writing helm.
I know that last line is true!
Why can't a man clean the kitchen counter properly after he spills his orange juice? Mr. kenju just stirs it around until it dries. I can see the sticky mess because the light shines on it, but he claims not to be able to see it - therefore he shouldn't be blamed for not cleaning it up. Go figure.
It has to be an X chromosome thing, and it must be instinctual, not learned.
My 12 year old son is already a prime offender in many ways, ugh. And while I'm thrilled that he'll put dishes away (under duress, of course), I *always* have to interrupt whatever he's moved onto next to get him to walk *back* into the kitchen and close all the cupboard doors he left open.
Yes, I make HIM do it. And I nag until it is done.
Fighting chromosomal behavior is a task that's best attacked early *and* often, no?
amen to betsy's post. with 4 Y chromosomes in the house here, it's an ongoing battle and i'm never ahead. the oldest offender uses the sink as his wastebasket and it makes me gnash my teeth just thinking about it!
I hang my head in shame.
I am the guilty party in this house.
Not only do I leave almost all kitchen cabinets open (because I'm short enough to fit under them without banging my head) I will often balance the toilet paper on the spindle. I justify this by saying when "I" finally get around to doing it I will, because there isn't another living soul in this house who will cover me on that one.
Anyway...I understand the point of view of the drawer door and paper criminal.
If you're going to discuss physics and etiquette, you should consider the inclusion of biology. He's a guy.
Nail 'em shut.
It'll only take once. 
-G
This is one of those times that I am glad to be a single girl: if I run into an open drawer, it's because I left it open. (Fortunately, that just doesn't happen.)
You didn't know that rollers and hinge have a use-based finite lifespan? I'm sure he was just trying to extend the time frame for their expiration.
Can't live with 'em, can't live without 'em! ;~)
At least there's toilet paper there. Mine never gets any out after using up the last square on the roll....
So with you sister. It drives me WONKY!
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