Enjoying snacks and watching a film on the sofa while you wait is the best way to spend an entire evening.
You will eventually drop some crumbs on the furniture over the years, especially if you have children.
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A mum-of-2 has spoken out about her horror at having to move her sofa for the first eight years.
Isy Suttee, a comedian, stars in the hit TV series Peep Show. Twitter She shared a photo of her discovery with a caption that read: “If anyone wants to feel better about your life, this is what was under our sofas when we moved them into the new house.”
The photo shows the piles of garbage and toys that were once under the sofa.
Isy gave an explanation on how the mess had accumulated. LadBible The sofas were eight years old and she had never moved them or cleaned under them.
“The two mouldy satsumas were the worst things,”Isy explained.
“The thing that everyone is talking about is thePolice Squad!DVD so at least I look slightly cool. It could so easily have beenFrozen.”
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This post was flooded with comments from social media users. Many agreed that the photo captured the reality of being a busy parent.
One item caught everyone’s attention was a copy the 1982 film Police Squad!
“Bloody hell, how long has it been since you checked under the sofa? 1995?”One joked.
A second quipped: “I bet the first thing you did was put on Police Squad in the new house.”
Isy responded: “The thing that everyone is talking about is thePolice Squad!DVD so at least I look slightly cool. It could so easily have beenFrozen.”
A doll with purple hair was another lost property that caught our attention.
“And I’m wondering how do you NOT look under the couch when your child loses a doll? Or did they just have a spare ready to go?”One.
Isy replied by explaining that the doll was the smallest. “emotionally valuable thing under there.”
She said, “I didn’t expect these three pieces of clothing. I daren’t take them out of their carrier bags.”
“I can honestly say that there is not a single thing missing.
“I think the main culprit is my three-year-old son who likes chucking stuff down the back. Then it seems like it just gets sucked underneath.”
She continued: “I’d like to say the same thing won’t happen in the new house but everyone should expect a similar photo in 20 years time.”