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why do they like to sit on floor

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20 minutes ago, recom273 said:

Urggghhh .. Yes, I have pulled my wife on this so many time. Around light switches and door handles.

 

We actually moved house before she got around to cleaning the light switches. We were there for 10 years.

 

You're incapable of cleaning the switches yourself because? ..............

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  • Well I think the first and most important comment is - they can!   How many of you can sit, squat or kneel on the floor for any length of time in comfort and then just as easily get up again

  • Why do you like to sit in a chair? An equally stupid question.

  • I've read that being seated for too long on a seat is bad for your internal organs and/or blood circulation. There may be some health benefit to squatting.

7 minutes ago, BritManToo said:

You're incapable of cleaning the switches yourself because? ..............

You don't have a dog and bark yourself, do you?

 

Nah, I do my fair share, my wifes aptitude (or lack of) in the cleaning department is a bit of a running joke between us. 

 

 

Eating all day and when tired, they just need to roll over.

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