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clo_againReading SGA fic. This counts as fun.
Yeah. I'm failing a course I designed myself.
edit: Totally just offended Aucusatory Hoodie Fresher without meaning to. We were both in the kitchen, me cooking and her washing up, when she started washing my stuff from lunch up too. Now, you have to understand this about the freshers: their concept of 'clean' is very different to mine. For a start, mine doesn't involve dried food left on saucepans or a film of soap left on mugs. So, to save myself having to go through all the 'clean' stuff to rewash it all later, I said "No, don't wash my stuff up! It'll give me something else to avoid work with later."
To which she cheerfully agreed and went back to her room. When I, promptly, started washing up because I usually do it while cooking so I don't have to do it afterward. And of course she promptly walks back to find me washing up when I'd just told her not to because I wanted to do it later. Which was just an excuse to save her feelings because there is no polite way to say "Look I appreciate your kind gesture but you'd be doing me a better one by not doing it."
Only now I've gone and offended her anyway because she went all quiet and went out. Honestly. I almost prefer the selfishness of the other two, because at least then you have a right to get mad at them. It's hard to get pissed at someone who was only trying to be nice but was unknowingly making your life harder in the process.
People. -_- Argh.
Yeah. I'm failing a course I designed myself.
edit: Totally just offended Aucusatory Hoodie Fresher without meaning to. We were both in the kitchen, me cooking and her washing up, when she started washing my stuff from lunch up too. Now, you have to understand this about the freshers: their concept of 'clean' is very different to mine. For a start, mine doesn't involve dried food left on saucepans or a film of soap left on mugs. So, to save myself having to go through all the 'clean' stuff to rewash it all later, I said "No, don't wash my stuff up! It'll give me something else to avoid work with later."
To which she cheerfully agreed and went back to her room. When I, promptly, started washing up because I usually do it while cooking so I don't have to do it afterward. And of course she promptly walks back to find me washing up when I'd just told her not to because I wanted to do it later. Which was just an excuse to save her feelings because there is no polite way to say "Look I appreciate your kind gesture but you'd be doing me a better one by not doing it."
Only now I've gone and offended her anyway because she went all quiet and went out. Honestly. I almost prefer the selfishness of the other two, because at least then you have a right to get mad at them. It's hard to get pissed at someone who was only trying to be nice but was unknowingly making your life harder in the process.
People. -_- Argh.
