“One of my most prized possessions, a vintage porcelain cat, got knocked off a table and shattered at the beginning of my relationship with my boyfriend. He looked for ages, and for my birthday this year got me another one of the exact same figurine. I opened the box and it had broken in transit :’)”
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Armida 1 month ago
Undermount sinks has got to be the dumbest new trend.
#10 Undermount Sinks has got to be the dumbest new trend.
#22 that little hole and he fit thru it?
#26 Why climb into the rafters? Your seat would have been more comfortable and provided an unobstructed view.
#32 what king of moron puts a plastic cutting board inside an oven?
#10 Undermount Sinks has got to be the dumbest new trend.
#22 that little hole and he fit thru it?
#26 Why climb into the rafters? Your seat would have been more comfortable and provided an unobstructed view.
#32 what king of moron puts a plastic cutting board inside an oven?
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Ana 1 month ago
#29
That's happened to the element in my oven twice, it takes a couple minutes to fix (one screw and unplug/plug a wire). On a stove top it's even easier, just pull the element and plug in the replacement (my oven element was maybe $25).
That's happened to the element in my oven twice, it takes a couple minutes to fix (one screw and unplug/plug a wire). On a stove top it's even easier, just pull the element and plug in the replacement (my oven element was maybe $25).
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Michelle 1 month ago
#3 et al, Things do not spontaneously break.
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Virdie 1 weeks ago
#13 Fun fact: Banks can take any mutilated bill for full value if you have more than 55% of it left. Tape them together and you are good.
#10 Undermount Sinks has got to be the dumbest new trend.
#22 that little hole and he fit thru it?
#26 Why climb into the rafters? Your seat would have been more comfortable and provided an unobstructed view.
#32 what king of moron puts a plastic cutting board inside an oven?
That's happened to the element in my oven twice, it takes a couple minutes to fix (one screw and unplug/plug a wire). On a stove top it's even easier, just pull the element and plug in the replacement (my oven element was maybe $25).