hippychick
06-28-2005, 04:48 AM
* Leak stain on ceiling.
Cut a piece of plywood into a square. Nail it over the stain. Put a
handle on it. Tell everyone it's the door to your attic. (Not
recommended for basement apartments).
* Cat hairs on furniture.
Buy one half-litre of off-white matte interior house paint. Apply
liberally to cat.
* Ant invasion.
In a four-litre pail mix together two litres of water, 500 grams of
abrasive cleanser and two tablespoons of dish detergent. Find the spot
where the ants are getting into the house, pick them up one-by-one and
drown them in your pail. Or simply squoosh them with your shoes and use
the mixture to clean up the mess.
* Crayon marks on wall.
Grasp in right hand one paint scraper about 30cm long. With left hand,
grab rotten offspring who made the marks and threaten to apply scraper
to his video game collection if this happens again. Break all his
crayons.
* Doggie-doo on lawn.
Carefully measure one litre of unleaded gasoline into metal container.
Place container under coat and follow offending dog and owner home.
Burn
down their house.
* Crabgrass.
In one corner of your lawn, assemble your mower, rake, shovel and weed
killer. Using right index finger, dial any asphalt company. Have them
come over and pave your lawn -- mower, rake, shovel and weed killer
included.
* Cigarette burn on rug.
Cut one lemon in half. Squeeze juice into large glass of gin mixed 50-50
with tonic. Add ice. Drink enough glasses of this solution until burn
becomes blurry. Move couch over mark.
* Dirty paint brushes.
Soak brushes in pail of paint remover. Read paint remover directions
carefully. Notice they say solvent should not be inhaled. Move brushes
and can to airy place -- like the backyard. Notice that solvent can kill
grass. Move can and brushes up off lawn onto suitable surface like, say,
barbecue. Now notice that solvent is highly flammable ...
* Annoying drips.
Don't invite them over anymore
Cut a piece of plywood into a square. Nail it over the stain. Put a
handle on it. Tell everyone it's the door to your attic. (Not
recommended for basement apartments).
* Cat hairs on furniture.
Buy one half-litre of off-white matte interior house paint. Apply
liberally to cat.
* Ant invasion.
In a four-litre pail mix together two litres of water, 500 grams of
abrasive cleanser and two tablespoons of dish detergent. Find the spot
where the ants are getting into the house, pick them up one-by-one and
drown them in your pail. Or simply squoosh them with your shoes and use
the mixture to clean up the mess.
* Crayon marks on wall.
Grasp in right hand one paint scraper about 30cm long. With left hand,
grab rotten offspring who made the marks and threaten to apply scraper
to his video game collection if this happens again. Break all his
crayons.
* Doggie-doo on lawn.
Carefully measure one litre of unleaded gasoline into metal container.
Place container under coat and follow offending dog and owner home.
Burn
down their house.
* Crabgrass.
In one corner of your lawn, assemble your mower, rake, shovel and weed
killer. Using right index finger, dial any asphalt company. Have them
come over and pave your lawn -- mower, rake, shovel and weed killer
included.
* Cigarette burn on rug.
Cut one lemon in half. Squeeze juice into large glass of gin mixed 50-50
with tonic. Add ice. Drink enough glasses of this solution until burn
becomes blurry. Move couch over mark.
* Dirty paint brushes.
Soak brushes in pail of paint remover. Read paint remover directions
carefully. Notice they say solvent should not be inhaled. Move brushes
and can to airy place -- like the backyard. Notice that solvent can kill
grass. Move can and brushes up off lawn onto suitable surface like, say,
barbecue. Now notice that solvent is highly flammable ...
* Annoying drips.
Don't invite them over anymore