Burglarize. Going forward. Meeting with.
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OT: What's the point of a laundry basket?
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3 years ago
You walk it on two corners.
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3 years ago
Gave.
Why are house designers so thick? Do they not realise people need to put stuff in them?
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3 years ago
No, just human. Only computers never forget.
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3 years ago
You wash clothes in the sink? That sounds tedious.
Or are you a nudist?
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If it's bumped by moving it around the house, no problem. But if it's been upright in a vehicle for 50 miles, best to let it settle.
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My washing machine, dishwasher, fridge, and freezer were all free. I drove to someone 10 miles away giving them away (different person each time), slid it into the back of my car, drove home with it, then slid it into the house. Are Americans wimps aswell as being fat?
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3 years ago
Huh?
Hmm....
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"Well, this isn't quite right. We know this isn't the service you expect from us, and for that we apologise. We've made some suggestions below for places and things you might find useful."
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3 years ago
I didn't even grin.
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Oh my god, so you actually put the clothes in a container, take them out of that container and place them in another one, carry that to the machine, take them out again and put them in the machine.... I just put the clothes in the machine.
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I was told to do all that stuff repeatedly during childhood. I got out of that mess and take off my clothes in front of the washing machine.