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My wife likes to cook. I like to eat. It’s a nice arrangement.
She gets after me for being in HER kitchen while she’s cooking. I get after her being in MY kitchen when I’m cleaning up. The dog sits and venerates both of us as we do our respective tasks. He does not beg, he just sits in the corner and watches our every move.
He gets his meal when we get ours. He consumes his in under a minute. He also gets “scrapies” – a small amount of dog-friendly food after cleanup. This might be left over from the meal or just a doggy treat or a couple of baby carrots (he loves them). We get dessert, so does he.
The we conclude the ritual with my setting up the coffee for the following morning. Once the dog sees that, he goes into the living room to watch TV with my wife.
I have made coffee by a number of different methods, including the sort of machine they seem to have, but I can’t thing of any that would have sprayed coffee on the ceiling, even if that’s what I’d wanted. This goes far beyond mere incompetence.
Oh wow, he’s got his eyes open in the morning, not replaced with a crude line drawing that looks like a halfhearted attempt to show the cyclops after Odysseus gouged out its one eye.
einarbt about 1 month ago
Just like at some workplaces, no work is directed to the incompetent staff members and you cannot get rid of them (no further comment).
RLG Premium Member about 1 month ago
Tactical incompetence at it finest.
win.45mag about 1 month ago
His nose looks like one of his parents was a rhino.
Robert4170 about 1 month ago
Mr. Java :)
VICTOR PROULX about 1 month ago
“Mr Java,” was its spokesperson some amazing Met, like “Marvelous Marv?”
cpiller Premium Member about 1 month ago
Weaponized incompetence—it’s a lifestyle choice.
dflak about 1 month ago
My wife likes to cook. I like to eat. It’s a nice arrangement.
She gets after me for being in HER kitchen while she’s cooking. I get after her being in MY kitchen when I’m cleaning up. The dog sits and venerates both of us as we do our respective tasks. He does not beg, he just sits in the corner and watches our every move.
He gets his meal when we get ours. He consumes his in under a minute. He also gets “scrapies” – a small amount of dog-friendly food after cleanup. This might be left over from the meal or just a doggy treat or a couple of baby carrots (he loves them). We get dessert, so does he.
The we conclude the ritual with my setting up the coffee for the following morning. Once the dog sees that, he goes into the living room to watch TV with my wife.
Kaputnik about 1 month ago
I have made coffee by a number of different methods, including the sort of machine they seem to have, but I can’t thing of any that would have sprayed coffee on the ceiling, even if that’s what I’d wanted. This goes far beyond mere incompetence.
Angry Indeed Premium Member about 1 month ago
Keep up the good work, Roger. That’s how Earl Pickle keeps getting served.
John Jorgensen about 1 month ago
Oh wow, he’s got his eyes open in the morning, not replaced with a crude line drawing that looks like a halfhearted attempt to show the cyclops after Odysseus gouged out its one eye.
marktson about 1 month ago
that’s an old one, screw it up and you’ll never be asked to do it again
mindjob about 1 month ago
I never sprayed coffee on the ceiling. Popcorn was a different story
Strawberry King about 1 month ago
Just saving you the trouble of embarrassment, Roj.
TheWildSow about 1 month ago
My dear late husband always set up the coffeemaker the night before (it has a timer.) Perfectly proper and in accordance to the Bible.
“Hebrews.”
sincavage05 about 1 month ago
Same thinking applies to the liberal use of bleach when doing laundry, it only takes once and you’re off the hook from there.
M.K.Staffeld about 1 month ago
Should we ask how the coffee ended up all over the ceiling…?