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25.02.2011, 12:00
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Grrrr.....My daughters father came to visit her on Sunday from UK for a week with his 14 year old son. As I was going to germany with work for a few days I (mistakenly) offered him accommodation while I was away, but was very clear that he had to leave when I returned. (i have a dog, so its easier if he walked him rather than him going to kennels, hence the offer of accomodation).
This seemed like a good idea at the time, he would save some money and I would get the dog walked.
Well, my house is a complete pigsty, clothes, food cups rubbish everywhere, I had to really shout at him to get the dog walked, he doesn't clean up after himself, wanders around in his trolleys and smokes in my loo....My trip from Germany was cut short (unfortunately), so I agreed that he could stay until the dates we had originally agreed. He is supposed to be leaving today but thinks he is staying.....is he thick......do I have to hit him round the head with my wok to get him to understand.....?
He's driving me maaaaad, I have now developed a nervous twitch -
I want an eject button
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25.02.2011, 12:16
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Move a lover in...
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25.02.2011, 12:16
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| | Re: Unwanted house guests | Quote: | |  | | | Grrrr.....My daughters father came to visit her on Sunday from UK for a week with his 14 year old son. As I was going to germany with work for a few days I (mistakenly) offered him accommodation while I was away, but was very clear that he had to leave when I returned. (i have a dog, so its easier if he walked him rather than him going to kennels, hence the offer of accomodation).
This seemed like a good idea at the time, he would save some money and I would get the dog walked.
Well, my house is a complete pigsty, clothes, food cups rubbish everywhere, I had to really shout at him to get the dog walked, he doesn't clean up after himself, wanders around in his trolleys and smokes in my loo....My trip from Germany was cut short (unfortunately), so I agreed that he could stay until the dates we had originally agreed. He is supposed to be leaving today but thinks he is staying.....is he thick......do I have to hit him round the head with my wok to get him to understand.....?
He's driving me maaaaad, I have now developed a nervous twitch -
I want an eject button | | | | | And here is why you are not with him anymore....  Count you lucky to not have to deal with that everyday!
This is your house. You made it clear it was until today? So today is the day he leaves.
No question, no arguement. And make him clean up after himself before to take the door.
Being the father of your daughter, being your ex doesn't give him the right to treat you without respect.
Good Luck!
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25.02.2011, 12:17
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I would tell him he's got until this evening to sort himself and your flat out, if he can't do it, put his bag outside the front door in the morning and tell him to go find a hotel! I mean, smoking in your loo?!  Seriously though.
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25.02.2011, 12:25
| | Re: Unwanted house guests | Quote: | |  | | | he doesn't clean up after himself | | | | | Poor you but really, what man does pick up after himself 
Tell him to move his arse out of your place period. No discussion, you are the boss | The following 5 users would like to thank for this useful post: | | 
25.02.2011, 12:26
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- Listen to Swiss music
- Hide the remote control for the TV
- Turn off the computers
The key is to make the son so miserable, he'll force his father to take him back.
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25.02.2011, 12:29
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| | Re: Unwanted house guests | Quote: | |  | | | .....is he thick......do I have to hit him round the head with my wok to get him to understand.....? | | | | | Thick or not all men need a good whack round the head with a wok at times!
Seriously, I'd tell him to go. End of. No discussion.
Good luck.
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25.02.2011, 12:30
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| | Re: Unwanted house guests | Quote: | |  | | | And here is why you are not with him anymore.... Count you lucky to not have to deal with that everyday!
This is your house. You made it clear it was until today? So today is the day he leaves.
No question, no arguement. And make him clean up after himself before to take the door.
Being the father of your daughter, being your ex doesn't give him the right to treat you without respect.
Good Luck! | | | | | Nil is totally correct,
I recently had kinda the same issue with my Boyfriends step dad...
Not as bad as in he wouldn't make much of a mess but hung around ALL day every day doing nothing..
Get him out now! I had my 'unwanted VERY unwanted guest for 3 months!'
Be firm stand your ground and defo do not let him stay !!
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25.02.2011, 12:31
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| | Re: Unwanted house guests | Quote: | |  | | | Poor you but really, what man does pick up after himself  | | | | | Mine!
No training needed! | The following 4 users would like to thank Nil for this useful post: | | 
25.02.2011, 12:32
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Can I borrow your wok , when you're finished?
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25.02.2011, 12:32
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| | Re: Unwanted house guests | Quote: | |  | | | - Listen to Swiss music
- Hide the remote control for the TV
- Turn off the computers
The key is to make the son so miserable, he'll force his father to take him back. | | | | | No no wont work, its amazing what layabouts will put up with..! | Quote: | |  | | | Thick or not all men need a good whack round the head with a wok at times! 
Seriously, I'd tell him to go. End of. No discussion.
Good luck. | | | | |
Totally with u there! Get a rubber bat and beat him out!
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25.02.2011, 12:34
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| | Re: Unwanted house guests | Quote: | |  | | | Grrrr.....My daughters father came to visit her on Sunday from UK for a week with his 14 year old son. As I was going to germany with work for a few days I (mistakenly) offered him accommodation while I was away, but was very clear that he had to leave when I returned. (i have a dog, so its easier if he walked him rather than him going to kennels, hence the offer of accomodation).
This seemed like a good idea at the time, he would save some money and I would get the dog walked. Well, my house is a complete pigsty, clothes, food cups rubbish everywhere, I had to really shout at him to get the dog walked, he doesn't clean up after himself, wanders around in his trolleys and smokes in my loo....My trip from Germany was cut short (unfortunately), so I agreed that he could stay until the dates we had originally agreed. He is supposed to be leaving today but thinks he is staying.....is he thick......do I have to hit him round the head with my wok to get him to understand.....?
He's driving me maaaaad, I have now developed a nervous twitch -
I want an eject button | | | | | Hmm! Maybe it´s just me, but where is the problem?
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25.02.2011, 12:36
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| | Re: Unwanted house guests | Quote: | |  | | | Totally with u there! Get a rubber bat and beat him out! | | | | | Hahaha! Has to be the real thing. A rubber one will just make him think it's play time or something! | This user would like to thank ximix for this useful post: | | 
25.02.2011, 12:38
| | Re: Unwanted house guests | Quote: | |  | | | Grrrr.....My daughters father came to visit her on Sunday from UK for a week with his 14 year old son. As I was going to germany with work for a few days I (mistakenly) offered him accommodation while I was away, but was very clear that he had to leave when I returned. (i have a dog, so its easier if he walked him rather than him going to kennels, hence the offer of accomodation).
This seemed like a good idea at the time, he would save some money and I would get the dog walked.
Well, my house is a complete pigsty, clothes, food cups rubbish everywhere, I had to really shout at him to get the dog walked, he doesn't clean up after himself, wanders around in his trolleys and smokes in my loo....My trip from Germany was cut short (unfortunately), so I agreed that he could stay until the dates we had originally agreed. He is supposed to be leaving today but thinks he is staying.....is he thick......do I have to hit him round the head with my wok to get him to understand.....?
He's driving me maaaaad, I have now developed a nervous twitch -
I want an eject button | | | | | For some reason with these generic posts I feel more compassion for the individual that causes the poster strife, no I idea why, I just do.
Go on the dad!
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25.02.2011, 12:41
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| | Re: Unwanted house guests | Quote: | |  | | | For some reason with these generic posts I feel more compassion for the individual that causes the poster strife, no I idea why, I just do.
Go on the dad! | | | | |
I think that may be why u have 3 RED blobs | The following 4 users would like to thank ktoneill for this useful post: | | 
25.02.2011, 12:43
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| | Re: Unwanted house guests | Quote: | |  | | | I think that may be why u have 3 RED blobs  | | | | | Nooooo, You'd think? | This user would like to thank Nil for this useful post: | | 
25.02.2011, 12:44
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The key is to make the son so miserable, he'll force his father to take him back. | | | | | I don't think marriage is the answer here...
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25.02.2011, 12:51
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| | Re: Unwanted house guests | Quote: | |  | | | - Listen to Swiss music
- Hide the remote control for the TV
- Turn off the computers
The key is to make the son so miserable, he'll force his father to take him back. | | | | | I think that cooking vegetarian food will help better. No man can stand tofu, soja and alfalfa stuff
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25.02.2011, 13:00
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those replies cheered me up......
Just beaten him round the head with the wok, he is staying one extra night and he is getting a car as I told him to get his a--e off my sofa and go out, and not with my car!!
He's got these sodding biker boots things that he doesn't take off either, so he clack clacks his way round the house on my tiled floor......
Told him to clean is pigsty as well, seems to have done the trick.....fingers crossed
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25.02.2011, 13:01
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Swiss music, you have a point....will use that when my mother visits
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