Goldenstar
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That's awful LOL
Following the 'fess up thread - scuzziest thing you've seen a horsey person do?
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That's awful LOL
FionaM12
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Not horsey, but when I was young I went to a big party in a shared student house In Liverpool.
I went to the loo. It was a very big bathroom, and in the middle of the floor was a large greenish object which looked like a sort of slightly fuzzy sculpture. I sat on the loo fascinated then I realised what it was.
It was a bowl of washing-up, so mouldy you couldn't immediately make out the shapes of plates etc. It had been in the kitchen sink for ages, it seems, until someone wanted to use the sink so they just carried the whole thing to the bathroom, to carry on growing mould in the damp atmosphere.....
I went to the loo. It was a very big bathroom, and in the middle of the floor was a large greenish object which looked like a sort of slightly fuzzy sculpture. I sat on the loo fascinated then I realised what it was.
It was a bowl of washing-up, so mouldy you couldn't immediately make out the shapes of plates etc. It had been in the kitchen sink for ages, it seems, until someone wanted to use the sink so they just carried the whole thing to the bathroom, to carry on growing mould in the damp atmosphere.....
becca1305
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you sat on the loo in a student house 
you're very brave in my books . I was desperate in my friends student house this year and had to go so I hovered lol good thigh exercise I suppose but my skin just crawled from the moment I went in the front door!
you're very brave in my books . I was desperate in my friends student house this year and had to go so I hovered lol good thigh exercise I suppose but my skin just crawled from the moment I went in the front door!FionaM12
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nikCscott
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Well I've been on NL for about a year now, and I have NEVER, until to day read all 100+ posts on a thread.
I have heaved, laugh so hard that I've cried and almost pee'd!
Hubs needs to read this as I'm a virtual domestic goddess compared to some!
The JR russel on the table, and neighbour with the pasta/cat poo spoon, dog poo by the sink
MOONCUP- well you learn something new everyday... our they comfy? Looked on website-11000 tampax in a lifetime wowzers!
I have no loo at yard so pee in a spare bucket usually used to catch drips from leaky roof and wash out.
Numnahs, boots and pony rugs go in washing machine - Z's are too big!
House is a bomb site but not as bad a some it seems- so b*ll*cks to the housework I'm off to the pub!
I have heaved, laugh so hard that I've cried and almost pee'd!
Hubs needs to read this as I'm a virtual domestic goddess compared to some!
The JR russel on the table, and neighbour with the pasta/cat poo spoon, dog poo by the sink
MOONCUP- well you learn something new everyday... our they comfy? Looked on website-11000 tampax in a lifetime wowzers!
I have no loo at yard so pee in a spare bucket usually used to catch drips from leaky roof and wash out.
Numnahs, boots and pony rugs go in washing machine - Z's are too big!
House is a bomb site but not as bad a some it seems- so b*ll*cks to the housework I'm off to the pub!
KrujaaLass
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My friends doddery old boyfriend used to wash the spoon used for sugaring the tea with the sponge that she had washed her horses bum with.
horsesatemymoney
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I'm not usually skanky, but tonight I got out of the bath and admired the pure filth that was the water as an attribute to how hard I had worked at the farm! (*scurries off to find some bleach)
monikirk
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I can admit to wearing same clothes for several days - sometimes I'm so impressed with how clean I've stayed! I wash up cups frequently at the yard with boiled water. Was ever so slightly alarmed when YO was washing mugs with loo brush - I spluttered and pointed out that wasn't good - she said oh it's fine as never been down a loo, just used for buckets and "anything" else that needs a scrub!
Must say that I wash my hands before I eat or drink anything at the school I teach at - but hardly ever at the yard!
Must say that I wash my hands before I eat or drink anything at the school I teach at - but hardly ever at the yard!
kerilli
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must say i'm amazed this is still going, and quite shocked by how skanky some of us are.
re: student houses, someone i knew was in a house with 7 guys, and they did a bizarrely scuzzy reverse-washing-up thing: there was an absolute mountain of dirty dishes and cutlery on the floor in the kitchen, and when they needed to use a plate, say, they'd take it from the pile, wash it, use it, and stick it back on the pile. the stuff at the bottom all had its own fur coat... utterly disgusting. i think they probably had rats too, with that kind of encouragement.
i declined the cup of coffee i was offered and never went back, i do have some standards!
having thought about it, i am a bit OCD about hand-washing, i have a bottle of diluted antibacterial washing-up-liquid by the sink and probably wash my hands about 40 times a day - every time i've touched the dogs, horses, door handle (which i touch after coming in from the yard with dirty hands) etc etc.
re: student houses, someone i knew was in a house with 7 guys, and they did a bizarrely scuzzy reverse-washing-up thing: there was an absolute mountain of dirty dishes and cutlery on the floor in the kitchen, and when they needed to use a plate, say, they'd take it from the pile, wash it, use it, and stick it back on the pile. the stuff at the bottom all had its own fur coat... utterly disgusting. i think they probably had rats too, with that kind of encouragement.
i declined the cup of coffee i was offered and never went back, i do have some standards!
having thought about it, i am a bit OCD about hand-washing, i have a bottle of diluted antibacterial washing-up-liquid by the sink and probably wash my hands about 40 times a day - every time i've touched the dogs, horses, door handle (which i touch after coming in from the yard with dirty hands) etc etc.