Phil Cook wrote:

> Sad to say I see nothing wrong in your wife's attitude. Now I can make 
> an argument that the 'correct' position may also, depending on design, 
> be 180° away from you and thus right-side-up to your opposite number... 
> sigh yes I am the type of person who wants to straighten frames in 
> receptions, it just itches to see them like that... okay, okay I also 
> tidy up the magazines too; happy now?

Gaah!

Man, I thought *I* was type-a for organizing my son's chain thingy toy 
in hue order.

But the plates are another matter. I'm sitting down for a quick lunch, 
maybe a sandwich and chips (crisps for you British folk) on a plate. I'm 
not going to care what direction the art points.

I've threatened to replace the plates with omnidirectional ones.

>> So, I have now taken to purposefully placing my plate in various 
>> "wrong" positions. Most of the time she notices. I'm thinking of 
>> performing psychological experiments next: Increment the orientation 
>> of the plate by a few degrees each day, to find out what her threshold 
>> is ...
> 
> Monster! :-P
> 

Heh heh... >:-)

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