Anonymous wrote:I see a divorce in the future if you hinge on this.

What a stupid, petty thing. Setting a table is not a "life skill." You don't need it to function, get through your day, week, month, or year.

Tip of the iceberg PP, tip of the iceberg.

Multiple the delinquent’s deliberate messing up on kitchen stuff times everything else 20x a week and what’s left? Yours living with a self centered belligerent ManChild. Doesn’t matter if he’s acting like a jerk on purpose or because he needs mental disorder meds and therapy.

Send him back to his parents. They can live like pigs together forever.

Anonymous wrote:It's low class. I always cringe when I go to someone's house and the knife or fork is on the wrong side or at a wedding and someone takes the wrong drink or bread plate at a round table and messes everyone up.

I had to stay with someone recently who didn't put out napkins and didn't use paper towels in the kitchen so I couldn't even just grab one. I survived. But just barely. It was baffling.

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Anonymous wrote:OP, I actually have the same problem. After 26 years, DH still puts the napkin on the right with the knife and spoon on it and it drives me crazy. But I just change it and don’t make a federal case out of it.

Why is that a problem?

Because it’s wrong.

Why is it wrong? Napkins dont care.

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Anonymous wrote:OP, I actually have the same problem. After 26 years, DH still puts the napkin on the right with the knife and spoon on it and it drives me crazy. But I just change it and don’t make a federal case out of it.

Why is that a problem?

Because it’s wrong.

It's made up a relic from a bygone era and a symbol of oppression.

Setting the table was a big deal when I was growing up too I don't give an effort about it now and it's not really mattered in my 41 years of life.

You seem to have overlooked the most important part of having meals together which is not where your glass goes and if your husband is using the right fork.

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Anonymous wrote:OP, I actually have the same problem. After 26 years, DH still puts the napkin on the right with the knife and spoon on it and it drives me crazy. But I just change it and don’t make a federal case out of it.

Why is that a problem?

Because it’s wrong.

I bet you also talk shit about people wearing white before Memorial Day and after Labor Day. Newsflash, all of it is stupid.

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Anonymous wrote:OP, I actually have the same problem. After 26 years, DH still puts the napkin on the right with the knife and spoon on it and it drives me crazy. But I just change it and don’t make a federal case out of it.

Why is that a problem?

Because Princess is putting on airs acting like Tuesday supper is a State Dinner.

I'd love to know what OP serves. Obviously not buttered noodles. Some fancy pants stuff.

Probably KFC/Wendy's

But with some cut up apples on the side for fiber.

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Anonymous wrote:OP, I actually have the same problem. After 26 years, DH still puts the napkin on the right with the knife and spoon on it and it drives me crazy. But I just change it and don’t make a federal case out of it.

Why is that a problem?

Because Princess is putting on airs acting like Tuesday supper is a State Dinner.

I'd love to know what OP serves. Obviously not buttered noodles. Some fancy pants stuff.

Probably KFC/Wendy's

It's very important to cut up the pizza or hamburger with a fork and knife. Using the cutlery Continental style, obviously.

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Anonymous wrote:OP, I actually have the same problem. After 26 years, DH still puts the napkin on the right with the knife and spoon on it and it drives me crazy. But I just change it and don’t make a federal case out of it.

Why is that a problem?

Because Princess is putting on airs acting like Tuesday supper is a State Dinner.

I'd love to know what OP serves. Obviously not buttered noodles. Some fancy pants stuff.

Probably KFC/Wendy's

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Anonymous wrote:OP, I actually have the same problem. After 26 years, DH still puts the napkin on the right with the knife and spoon on it and it drives me crazy. But I just change it and don’t make a federal case out of it.

Why is that a problem?

Because Princess is putting on airs acting like Tuesday supper is a State Dinner.

I'd love to know what OP serves. Obviously not buttered noodles. Some fancy pants stuff.

You ladies are so pretentious. Get a life.

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Anonymous wrote:OP, I actually have the same problem. After 26 years, DH still puts the napkin on the right with the knife and spoon on it and it drives me crazy. But I just change it and don’t make a federal case out of it.

Why is that a problem?

Because Princess is putting on airs acting like Tuesday supper is a State Dinner.

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Anonymous wrote:Print this out and leave it near the table.

Do regular people really do this?

Yes, we regularly have need of a dessert fork, a dessert spoon and a sherry glass.

This is the job of the butler. Why would anyone else need to set their own table?

Anonymous wrote:OP, I actually have the same problem. After 26 years, DH still puts the napkin on the right with the knife and spoon on it and it drives me crazy. But I just change it and don’t make a federal case out of it.

Why is that a problem?