Did anyone notice the amount of laundry they took out of the dryer? I know I'm a little OCDWhen Dickdo was discussing having a difficult conversation, I thought that he was about to come out
when it comes to the laundry but who puts their bras and delicates (purple lacy top) in with jeans along with your tent dresses? This is one lazy mother fu...a!!!!Maybe it’s a runaway turd that worked it’s way out of Ab’s pull-up, rolled down her pant leg, onto the step!OMG! At around 3:05-3:07. Those stairs are dark too, so it is possible they never saw it. After Abbie came down the second time, I think it disappeared, like maybe one of them stepped on it…whatever it was. But, it definitely crawled!View attachment 1119279
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!I’m from the UK and don’t understand why they don’t hang their washing outside to dry.Did anyone notice the amount of laundry they took out of the dryer? I know I'm a little OCD
You are my neighbor also, I'm not far from NAS
we had this conversation a while back here because I can’t get my head around it either! It would dry so quickly outside, save money and save the planet too! From what I learnt some residential areas ban it because they think it look poor and scruffy, and most people think their clothes will get dirty. I actually think of you Americans when I do my washing…..this is the fabric conditioner I use at the moment. From what you guys have explained I don’t think this would sell well over there!
My subdivision would call the city if someone put clothing out to dry in their yard. I wouldn't do it anyway because of how bad my allergies are. Where I use to live, anything outside would be covered in yellow pollen. The state I live in now is not as bad, but there is still a light dusting of pollen on the outside stuff.
Yes. Same. I live in the US. I am 34 and have never once seen laundry out to dry! Another reason I love this site is how we learn about each others different cultures!
Not all Americans feel this way! I regularly put my laundry on the line - especially sheets and bedding. Like many others, I live in a high pollen area and don't hang the wash at that time. I don't live in a gated community or deal with a homeowners association. I'm in a semi-rural area where we all have 1-2 acre lots and can hang our unmentionables freely.
I live in a private neighborhood and we can't have clotheslines either so I have a rolling clothesrack and I use that for a few things I want to smell like outside. I bet Prissass wouldn't know how to hang clothes anyway.
This has always made me face palm so much. They have always let her nap during the day, especially when she comes home from school. And then they act like they have no idea why she doesn't sleep well at night!! "Her brain just won't shut off. She can't sleep." Yes, that's one of the reasons, but napping is also a major one.
I think Big P sat in the car until A cleaned her up, changed her, and then got her settled on the couch. She took an awful long time to come in after she brought her home. As much as Asa annoys me, he does all of the work, all of the time.
Growing up we would always hang our wash out to dry (not in the winter tho). It always smelled so good. And everyone had a clothesline. I actually havent seen on in years...
I thought the same thing...it was like the loaves and the fishes…there was no end!Did anyone notice the amount of laundry they took out of the dryer? I know I'm a little OCD
He isn't up all night with Abbie. He's up all night playing Call of Duty. He last streamed in Twitch 7 days ago. For at least 1.5 hours. On nights he's not streaming Twitch I guarantee you he is playing it.
That's what I meant to say. He stays awake at night either partaking in 'adult beverages', twitch streaming and/or playing video games. Or all of the above. That and trying to think of stuff for the vlogs since he has pretty much nothing. It's gotta take awhile to come up with the BS that he does because he isn't nearly as intelligent and clever as he fancies himself to be.
