What type of "nazi" are you? You know like off Seinfeld, the soup nazi.
Here is a Youtube video of it incase you do not know what I am talking about. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kNwbjcuQUv8
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I am the "light nazi". I will turn off lights and get upset when lights are on if no one is in the room.
Hubby is the "shut the door nazi". Especially when the window unit is on, because all the cold air literally goes out the front door, if the door to the livingroom is left open.
I am a 'don't you dare touch my pens and notebooks' nazi.I guess mine would be Water.
No one needs the water on full blast while brushing their teeth. I think my kids did it just to get me going.
Manners Nazi, especially from kids, I always remind them and sometimes adults too, he hee!!!! Janie
Mine would be water too. Before we dug our new well a few yrs ago we would run out of water a lot
FIL, now he will have just about every light in the house on even during the day. We go over to their house for dinner sometimes and as soon as you turn into the drive way you can see every light is on. The outside lights, the inside lights, lights in bedrooms no one is ever in.
Sometimes I just walk around their house and turn off lights. But does no good, because before we leave all the lights are right back on and in more rooms than before we arrived.
I will turn off the lights in the livingroom if all anyone is doing is watching tv. I lay there watching tv in my room thru the day and at night without the lights on. Yep... I am the light nazi, and hubby has dubbed me that.
I'm a 'close the cupboard and drawer' Nazi. It's drives me freakin' insane to see cupboard doors and drawers half open!
I guess I'm the toilet paper nazi. It HAS to roll from the front. Any other way is just wrong. I'll fix yours, even if you don't want me to. Can't help it.
Cabinets and drawers and closet doors open get me too Brisen. Now lights don't bother me and I hate to watch tv in the dark. Joonie would be really OCD if she was around me long I'm a campfire Nazi. I'm an constantly on patrol when one is burning. I'm a stick in the mud when it comes to campfires. I was called "Smokey the Bear" growing up because I would always ensure the fire was out the moment everyone was done with it. I am a cupboard door Nazi. I would love to be a toilet paper Nazi, but my dh and ds do not change the toilet paper roll. I am always changing the roll and that drives me crazy!!!!
OK I'm getting scared, I'd be the toilet paper, lights, water, door, shoes off when you are inside, don't empty the milk bottle and put it back into the fridge, turn off the tv and computer and kids do as they are told nazi.
I must be a biatch!
i am with linncn i am a toilet roll nazi who has to have it hanging over the front. for some reason i see it as bad luck if its not on that way and i also will change other peoples if i visit their toilet also i am a toilet seat down nazi i cant stand to see it left up.OMG Pammy, I am the same way!!! I am very particular (ok OCD) about alot of things. I wont let my hubby put away groceries, cause they have to be in their particular place, I wont let him put away clothes cause once again they have to be in their places. LMAO omg i must be a biatch too
Joonie thanks for the post :-)
Jay, the bad part about Monk is? When I watch it I can soo relate to the show.I can too in a lot of ways. I guess it is like this board "familiar".
I'm the never ever put a glass glass in the sink nazi...
Many years ago I impaled myself on a shard of glass that was pointing straight up in a sink of dirty dishes.. no one is EVER to place a glass glass in the sink..they belong on the counter on the left side of the sink...
In the same vein I'm a NEVER ever ever put a sharp knife in the sink nazi... all sharp knives are placed behind the faucet until I wash them one by one with out ever placing it it down in the sink.. I learned that habit from my mom... pure safety..
Laundry. Every single dirty piece of clothing, sheets, all the towels, dirty throw rugs get washed on Sunday. By evening, I've got the kids stripped down and in the shower, so that they can put on clean underwear and pj's (if they choose to wear them!!) and go to sleep in a fresh bed. Then I do the last stinky, smelly load. I don't want to go up and down those damn stairs for the rest of the week!!! My husband says I am obsessed and he refuses to give up his jeans until he goes to bed.I'm not saying it's wrong, I'm just saying at age 62 things like that aren't important enough for me to stress over. Gotta run and close the bedroom closet doors, they're wide open............Lindy
I run around turning off lights, recycle to the point of tearing things apart to get the cardboard off plastic, I do all the laundry and fold "just so" and everything has to be hung up except undergarments. I truly love clean starched sheets and make a big deal about "clean sheet day" my favorite day to make them dirty again My oldest son wants his clothes to be completely wrinkle-free, so my husband irons them for him. T-shirts, jeans, you name it. I refuse - I've told him that he can fold and put away his clothes as soon as I bring them upstairs from the laundry and that way they won't get wrinkles. We're lucky if we can catch the little one before he streaks out the back door bare-@ss nekkid.
Sorry, Gimpy.
Let's sue Jerry Seinfeld.
Sorry, Joonie---I reconsidered my post and decided to delete it before you