Getting to the Bottom of things

Mon, Jan 4, 2010

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The cause of the ceiling collapse seems to have been identified.

After much poking and prodding, the removal of skirting boards, the uncovering of that area round the back of the throne that I probably don’t clean as much as I should, and the employment of a small plastic jug, it has been decided that the reason for the January 2nd 2010 Beaufoix  Kitchen disaster is….

..a leaky pipe behind the bog  lavatory.

Therefore it seems that it may well have been caused by our bottoms. 

And as Misses E and M have small bottoms, and I myself have the tiny bottom of a minature hamster, it can only mean that the other regular user, Ms Rosie Scribble and her tiny small daughter, have caused this lamentable malfunction.

I know I know, even though Ms Scribble is author of posts such as this, cough, she does seem otherwise normal, so it may seem cruel and somewhat unfair for me to be pointing the finger in her direction as the cause of our toilet troubles, but having visited her house today and seen evidence of her idea of wall art,

Blog Rosie wall art

Well I wouldn’t put anything past her.

For now I am still at my parents with limited internet access as they have not got wireless and my Dad works from home.  But at least things seem to be moving in the right direction.  I have decided that in the future Ms Scribble will only be allowed use of my outside ‘facility,’ so am fairly confident the problem will not reoccur.

In the mean time thanks so much for all your concern.  You are a lovely lot.

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31 Responses to “Getting to the Bottom of things”

  1. Rosie Scribble Says:

    THAT is the funniest post I have read in years! I am lauhging more than Nic at the pantomime! What on earth were you doing taking photos of my wall art? I’ll have you know that little IJ spent hours making that ‘creation’ which, if it isn’t already obvious, is a disco light.

    I’ll also have you know I have a very small bottom and *no-one* has ever made me use an outside toilet. I’ll be telling Dulwich Mum about this, she’ll be horrified. We are posh upper class ladies you know.

    And you’ve tagged this post Wall art? Rosie Scribble. I don’t believe it! Hope you won’t be entering that photo into Tara’s favourite photo meme.

    I am assuming this is a revenge post for my revenge post, which means, there’ll be trouble. Watch this space…

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  2. Insomniac Mummy Says:

    Snort!

    That is all.

    x

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  3. Pippa Says:

    There are only three things in this life that I love more than these revenge posts and they are (hang on are my family about? No? Good) Chocolate, chocolate and more chocolate.

    If you two could carry on with the funny stuff I shall sit here and be ready for the court hearings.

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  4. Sybil Law Says:

    As long as it’s fixed!!!

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  5. Iota Says:

    Aaargh! How long is the damage going to take to fix?

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  6. Corey livingandloving Says:

    as long as you can blame someone else…all is good. :)

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  7. Heather Says:

    You’re going to make her use a children’s plastic bucket in the yard? Fair enough, she did single handedly (or bottomedly) destroy your house.

    And as for her taste in wall art? Well, Ms Scribble, I for one am disgusted.

    And she has children in the house.

    *shakes head at the shame of it all*

    tut, tut.

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  8. Josie @Sleep is for the Weak Says:

    I am loving the Scribble Vs. Beaufoix wars. It’s like Alien Vs. Predator. Except good. And with more inexplicably strange wall art and tiny bottoms x

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  9. Vic Says:

    I’ll send a potty over so Ms Scribble doesn’t have to venture outside in the awful weather we’re getting at the moment. You wouldn’t want her to get frostbite on her arse!

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  10. Vegemitevix Says:

    Gosh I didn’t know you civilised people in Britain had long-drop dunnys (outdoor facilities).

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    • Jo Beaufoix Says:

      Dear Vegenmite, we’ve had one specially installed for Ms Scribble. She often needs to get there in a hurry and isn’t too good on the stairs. ;D

      (Really it’s an old house so the upstairs loo is a new addition. The outside one is brilliant when the kids are playing out in the summer though.)

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  11. sandy Says:

    fascinating sandy

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  12. gigi Says:

    *laughing so much… fell off chair and slightly bruised right hip*.

    I’m thinking of suing.

    But who is to blame? The bottom? The victim? The bystanders (and I can see there are a lot of us).

    ps – what’s wrong with drying thermals on the radiator. We’re not all Ivana Trump you know (has own room for drying knickers)

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