Post subject: do respectable people use the laundromat
Posted: Fri Jun 15, 2012 3:49 am
statistically insignificant
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i want clean clothes but i don't want to send an unfortunate signal so if i'm forced to get a place without in-unit clothes washing and drying capabilities i'm not entirely sure what to do
Post subject: Re: do respectable people use the laundromat
Posted: Fri Jun 15, 2012 8:38 am
Yeah Yeah Yeah
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This is a huge problem. You could do what chud said, but I recommend you wear some of those comedic glasses with nose, possibly fake moustache attatched and put on a fake accent so that no one recognises you.
Post subject: Re: do respectable people use the laundromat
Posted: Fri Jun 15, 2012 12:35 pm
a joke
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spenno wrote:
I've never used a laundromat, but I harbour a secret desire to do so one day - I think it'd be fun!
I mean, once.
I suppose the one exception is when you're a full time college student living in off campus apartments. I think that may be an acceptable circumstance. With thodoks asking this question, I can only assume that Mrs. thodoks was taking a krugman like approach to the family finances, he would have none of it. She responded in a manner that now requires thodoks to rest his head at a hotel with only hourly and monthly rates.
Post subject: Re: do respectable people use the laundromat
Posted: Fri Jun 15, 2012 12:46 pm
On the bright side
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thodoks, I'm begging you to do what chud said if this happens to you. If you start using a laundromat, you will be forced to stop posting in threads such as "people on salary discuss food", "mattress shopping" and any N&D thread that LittleWing posts in. Then, in return, you will be limited to such threads as "Sluts and Apartment Complexes", and "Tacos and other Tortilla-based foods".
Please.
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Post subject: Re: do respectable people use the laundromat
Posted: Fri Jun 15, 2012 12:48 pm
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Fortuna69 wrote:
This is a huge problem. You could do what chud said, but I recommend you wear some of those comedic glasses with nose, possibly fake moustache attatched and put on a fake accent so that no one recognises you.
I'm not afraid to use a laundry mat, but in my more formative years a friend of mine had her panties stolen out of her dryer load. What sort of a sick fkk would do that to someone?
Someone in a costume, perhaps.
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Post subject: Re: do respectable people use the laundromat
Posted: Fri Jun 15, 2012 1:02 pm
a joke
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Rebar wrote:
thodoks, I'm begging you to do what chud said if this happens to you. If you start using a laundromat, you will be forced to stop posting in threads such as "people on salary discuss food", "mattress shopping" and any N&D thread that LittleWing posts in. Then, in return, you will be limited to such threads as "Sluts and Apartment Complexes", and "Tacos and other Tortilla-based foods".
Please.
Oh, can you imagine the thick, unintelligible southern accent he would no doubt inherit upon his first visit? I can only speculate, but I can assume varying degrees of Incestual Appalachian Slang, Alabama Drawl, and Creole mumbling. I pray to the sweet lord above that if he decides to take this life step, that he chooses to do so AFTER his voice interview, so I can look back upon him fondly.
Post subject: Re: do respectable people use the laundromat
Posted: Fri Jun 15, 2012 2:29 pm
statistically insignificant
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this thread was meant to inspire laundromat patronizers-centric humor, much in the way the "sluts and apartment complexes" thread enabled riffing on the peculiarities of apartment complex inhabitors. incorporating the "realities" of the thodoks account settling for a place sans washer and dryer was merely a thread device, shirkers
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