Willow ,'Empty Places'
[NAFDA] Spike-centric discussion. Lusty, lewd (only occasionally crude), risqué (and frisqué), bawdy (Oh, lawdy!), flirty ('cuz we're purty), raunchy talk inside. Caveat lector.
That is, used to a washer/dryer, not Alan Cumming in my bunk.
See what you've done? I can see Plei rubbing her hands together and cackling gleefully even now.
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If it makes you feel any better, opposite shifts and sheer exhaustion means that the washer/dryer is about all of the action anyone in our house is getting.
Um. I don't mean that like it sounds.
Seriously, I think that having your very own washer/dryer is better than sex. Most of the time, anyway. And that's not dissing sex. Washer/dryer in the house is just that good.
I covet a washer/dryer in the home. I want that so bad I can barely stand it. And, Kristin, I'm not sure if I want sex or a washer/dryer worse at this point so I totally understand you.
opposite shifts and sheer exhaustion means that the washer/dryer is about all of the action anyone in our house is getting.
Um. I don't mean that like it sounds.
OK good because it sounds like a very disturbing Robot Chicken sketch.
One totally random thought before I go to bed (this has nothing to do with sex or washers/dryers): the Nextel "Push It" commercial is STILL FUNNY.
OK good because it sounds like a very disturbing Robot Chicken sketch.
Are there any Robot Chicken sketches that *aren't* disturbing? (My favorite: The Great Pumpkin/Charlie Brown.)
I have a W/D in the apartment building. Actually, I've never lived in a place where that's not been the case. That's ruled out many a pretty apartment, but I am lazy and like to be able to dye my hair and do laundry at the same time.
However, when I was a kid and our pipes weren't well insulated, we used to have to go down to the laundromat, do our laundry, and take our showers there during the winter. (Every Alaskan laundromat has showers. It's a Thing. Because many people don't have running water.)
Um. I don't mean that like it sounds.
Jury is out on that one too.
It's a Thing. Because many people don't have running water.
Wacky.
I'm just full of insightful things to say tonight, ain't I?
Every Alaskan laundromat has showers. It's a Thing. Because many people don't have running water.
For some reason, this makes me want to go to Alaska.
Having a washer/dryer in our house doesn't seem like a luxury so much as a requirement. Having someone who washed, folded and put the clothes away? On a regular basis? Who wasn't ME? That might well... okay it wouldn't top sex, but it might help facilitate it.
I'm 2000 posts behind in Natter reading about how many of our localistas hate shopping. I think we may need to organize a SoCal resale (and/or Melrose ave) expedition with my Mom. If there's any hope at all of finding your shopping bliss her name is (my) Mom. Oh plus she would love the hell out of meeting all you guys.