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Have to say those 2 women in the film have a serious attitude problem.

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Funny thing is, my wife says we have exactly the same basket & table!!

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Same here . I just put stuff in the washing bin and it miraculously gets washed although I do have to do the ironing as we don't have a magic one . I also have a magic worktop in the kitchen where all the dirty washing up goes . the following afternoon it's all magically been done . I must tell hubby about it!

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Erock - You have to be a shred guitarist to understand. i meant like there's something off with the thumnail. But i just can't put my finger on it.

i meant like there's something off with the thumnail. But i just can't put my finger on it.
That's just the latest one I've watched, not one of my favs, for example this is his normal stuff:

Take a crappy song + metal/shred = talent

Seen a few videos after this but, I wonder what kind of genius builds a downhill drag strip.

Didn't you know, it's a provide fact over in America that video games are to blame for most child crimes!

As seens by these real-life events:

- A young teenager was arrested after breaking into a car and driving it around for a joy ride with a bunch of older friends. The teen was originally playing GTA, but got kicked off and was told to go play outside.

- A 8 year old after playing just 5 minutes of GTA 5, doing nothing more than driving around. picked up a loaded gun with the safety off from the middle of the living room table and played with it as a toy, shooting his grandparent babysitting (but ignoring) him.

- Bored two American teenagers pick up a fully loaded .22 caliber rifle just lying around and start shooting, ending in a nurse being killed. GTA again is to be blamed.

This clearly isn't the parent's fault, the babysitter's fault, nor the gun safety laws. it's a video game to easily scapegoat and take the blame each time. 'Murica!

Perhaps Youtube videos will be blamed next?

Explaining The Magic Bin Emptying Fairy

In a few of my previous posts I have mentioned former single male flatmates who seemed to believe in “the magic bin emptying fairy”. It seems I have caused a little confusion by using this term.

Well, some bloggers understood immediately what I was talking about, whereas others seemed puzzled. So I am going to try to explain to clear up any confusion that lingers.

There are those flatmates, house-mates, even members of one’s own family or household who seem unawares of a supreme truth. Someone, and by that I mean a human, not a fairy (often a woman, but there are some exceptional men) is actually behind what may seem miraculous or magical.

For example, Ella and and I were the ones who emptied the bins in our flat. In addition to emptying the bin, we wiped the bin, the walls and the floor surrounding the bin. The male residents of our flat seemed to go to further extremes each week in their carelessness. Coffee granules, tea-splashes, sauce stains and unidentifiable substances were smeared all over the walls, floor and the bin itself.

Now the boys…well, they never thanked us, they never thought to help by emptying the bin themselves. If Ella and I were away, we would come back and discover the bin was literally over-flowing. Ella tried to “enlighten” the boys…but they obviously were convinced that they had been specially chosen by “the magic bin-fairy”, whereas Ella and I had not been favoured by her.

It was not just emptying bins. They seemed to believe in the magic dish-washing fairy, the magic toilet roll stocker-upper fairy, the magic fridge shelf wiping and mouldy food disposing fairy, the magic picking clothes up off the floor fairy…the list goes on and on!

I have laughed about it with Goldfinch. He has two new house-mates at the moment who are clearly not particularly domesticated.

He showed me this video, of an Australian comedian who highlights this belief I have been referring to – there is a swear word at one point. I like my site to be suitable for all ages, but this video…if you are under I don’t know which age, but just to mention it contains one swear word, just in case you are like me and feel shocked when you hear bad language.

Anyway, this brilliant video does a great job of highlighting the situation I have been referring to. If you believe in magic coffee-tables, magic laundry baskets, magic bin emptying fairies or any other household miracles or domestic magical occurrences – please feel free to ask questions and I will try to “enlighten” you.

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In Honour Of House-Keepers

Have you ever had a cleaner or house-keeper tidy and clean up either your own home or your work premises? If so, do you ever think about how often they might be “going the extra mile” for you?

For around about five years, a house-keeper came into clean various flats I lived in with flatmates. Because we were all working so many hours, it was great to have a house-keeper. We had some wonderful house-keepers.

Our first house-keeper was tiny, but she had the loudest laugh. She left house-keeping, which was a temporary job for her, to return to her work as a solicitor. The next house-keeper we had was juggling house-keeping with her work as a professional photographer. She worked at weddings, parties, and many other public events. She also had a great talent for portrait photography. Then we had a house-keeper who was from the same area as my parents now live, but had recently married and moved to London. Formerly, she worked as a personnel manager, but I believe she set up her own business once she felt settled in London. She was immaculate, boy did we know when she had been in! After her was a Spanish house-keeper, who was also a pilates and aerobics teacher. She had quite an amusing stretching routine before she started work. I know she went back to Spain with her husband, because she was terribly home-sick. Then we had another house-keeper for about a year.

Now this is a strange thing: I cannot for the life of me remember our next house-keeper. Ever since I received head injuries I have holes in my memory. It is an odd thing. I rejoice in how many memories I do have. It is one of the reasons why I feel writing is so good for me. I love what I can remember and feel rather excited when I can remember something in brilliant detail. But I find it strange when friends and family realize that there are some events and some people that I have no recollection of at all. Especially those they say were a very important part of my life.

Anyway…my post today is about appreciation for all house-keepers do, that you might not realize they do. We always showed appreciation for our house-keepers, who we were aware were regularly going the extra mile and tackling things we did not expect them to. We regularly left thank you notes and a gift, or even a slice of cake we had made, to make sure they knew we had noticed and were very appreciative of their thoughtfulness.

I have at times worked as a cleaner/house-keeper. I KNOW, I truly know the unexpected horrors that a house-keeper might come across. As a house-keeper you face the decision as to whether to deal with something inconceivably gross or leave a note for the occupant to draw their attention to it! 99.9% of the time I would tackle it myself. There is only one situation I am not brave enough to deal with myself, and that is something like a dead mouse. I cannot do it!

I could tell you many many stories of both the hilarious and horrific of house-keeping for other people. I think I may have shared a few stories already:

• House-Keeping Memoirs
• We Cannot Control The Movements of Kamikaze Squirrels
• We Cannot Control The Movements Of Storm Clouds
• Beware Of Your House-Keeper!

But today I wanted to concentrate on house-keeping or cleaning a business premises like offices.

It is hard not to notice the difference in the various standards of tidiness of the employees that occupy desks. Some are absolutely immaculate and it is so easy to clean their desk. You look for little ways you can say thank you, like twirling their phone cord neatly, or turning all their pens the same way round in their pen holder.

Then at the other extreme are the desks that you are afraid to touch, because it look as if the stacks of paper and files might all go flying. I do love it when the owner of one of these desks leaves a note saying: “Dear House-Keeper, Please do not clean this desk”. It makes me laugh, because that is the type of desk it is impossible to clean anyway. But thanks for the note!

Now I was chained to a desk for over eight years when I worked in finance. We were not allowed to leave our desks in that state at the end of a work day. Nor were we allowed to leave confidential information on display. But many businesses I have worked for seem to have a fairly lax attitude to tidiness and confidential information being on view to someone like the cleaner. We were not allowed to leave dirty cups and plates. Our personal belongings, like photos and little bits and bobs that we might have on our desk to cheer us up, were to be kept tidy and they were our responsibility to maintain. But I have worked for some companies, where I spent the first hour collecting cups and glasses from desks and washing them, before I can do anything else!

There are some things that I have seen and been in a dilemma over whether to clean or not. There was one desk that I always dreaded. When I first started working there, I decided to throw away all the mouldy fruit in a bowl on the person’s desk. But I noticed the fruit was replaced and then over the next few weeks it gradually mouldered away again. It kept on happening, so in the end I decided if this person wanted to buy ornamental fruit and watch it turning blue and fuzzy I was not going to participate in this farce anymore! There…I could not bring myself to remind you of what mouldy fruit looks like, you might be eating breakfast. So here is fresh fruit instead.

I was told that the inside of the staff fridge was not my responsibility. Indeed there was a sign on the door reminding staff to sort out any items that belonged to them each Friday. One day I opened the fridge because there seemed to be some juice leaking…I removed the juice, and then as I looked up, I saw a container with some food that seemed to have been long since abandoned, and had now become a curious scientific experiment.

Then came flowers. Once they had well and truly faded, they would stay in the vase for weeks. My supervisor told me not to touch them, because apparently one house-keeper had chipped a vase when trying to be helpful, and the desk-occupant had been furious. So I did not touch them, but I was baffled at these shrivelled up flowers sitting in putrid water for weeks.

Then there were bins. I had forty-eight small bins to empty (under desks) and the kitchen general waste bin and the recycling bin. The staff didn’t wash out their food containers before throwing them into the recycling bin, so the inside of the bin was splattered with soup and sauce.

But it was the bins under desks that took ages to empty. There were three of those bins that I used to dread. They were always overflowing with things that should have been put in the recycling bin in each office. Only I couldn’t put the papers in the recycling bins now that the desk-occupant had thrown coke, ketchup, and crumbs all over the papers. Not only were those three bins always over-flowing, there were also items of rubbish all over the floor under the desk. So it took longer to empty the bins because I had to crawl under those desks and retrieve all their crisp packets, banana peels and nail clippings.

Yes nail clippings! Because that seems like the most sensible place to clip your nails, in the office in front of your colleagues. Nail clippings are not the worst of what I have discovered under desks.

Well, there is a definite limit to the horrors I am willing to share with you. I don’t want to make you all feel ill! But if you have a house-keeper or cleaner who cleans either your home or your workplace, bear in mind that they may be often going above and beyond the call of duty and tackling horrors you may not realize were there.

So…for all those “extra miles” your house-keeper may be going, a thank-you note or a little token of appreciation will keep your house-keeper sweet and happy to keep tackling the unexpected frights they might come across.

In addition to its interactive capabilities, the Kinne Magic Coffee Table also features wireless charging pads, allowing users to charge their devices by simply placing them on the surface. This eliminates the need for messy cables and makes it convenient to charge smartphones, tablets, and other compatible devices. The design of the magic coffee table is sleek and minimalist, making it a stylish addition to any living room or office space.

It is available in different colors and finishes, allowing users to choose the option that best suits their aesthetic preferences. Overall, the Kinne Magic Coffee Table is a revolutionary piece of furniture that seamlessly blends technology and design. It offers users a unique and immersive experience, making it perfect for entertainment, productivity, and relaxation. With its interactive features and sleek design, this coffee table is truly in a league of its own..

Reviews for "Discover the endless possibilities of the Kinne magic coffee table"

1. Jane - 1 star - I was really disappointed with the Kinne magic coffee table. The concept seemed really cool, but in reality, it was a complete letdown. Firstly, the table is not sturdy at all, it wobbles with the slightest touch. Secondly, the size of the table is way too small, you can only fit a couple of cups and a plate on it. Lastly, the magic aspect was just a gimmick. The table didn't levitate or perform any magical tricks as promised. Save your money and invest in a different coffee table.

2. Mark - 2 stars - I had high hopes for the Kinne magic coffee table, but it fell short of my expectations. The design is sleek and modern, but the functionality lacks. The table is difficult to assemble, and the instructions provided were not clear. Additionally, the built-in Bluetooth speakers did not work properly, the sound quality was poor and it frequently disconnected from my devices. It's a shame because I really wanted to love this coffee table, but it just didn't meet my standards.

3. Sarah - 2 stars - I purchased the Kinne magic coffee table hoping to add some uniqueness to my living room. However, I was disappointed with the overall quality of the product. The table arrived with several scratches and dents, giving it a used and worn-out look. The touch-sensitive controls were also inconsistent and often required multiple attempts to respond. Considering the price I paid, I expected better craftsmanship and attention to detail. I wouldn't recommend this coffee table to others.

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