Did you ever have one of those roommates who was horrifically lax about laundry?
No? Then, was it you? Just something to muse on.
Y’know, when you’re doing laundry, next time.
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Did you ever have one of those roommates who was horrifically lax about laundry?
No? Then, was it you? Just something to muse on.
Y’know, when you’re doing laundry, next time.
©2010-2024 HubrisComics.com Powered by WordPress with ComicPress
Paste is SO college slackard-dude already!
I at least did laundry. We will not go there with my hubby’s ‘blue shorts’ that I was going to burn after we got married…
Too much information.
For breakfast, that is.
I have about 6-8 LSU baseball t-shirts. One of the girls who works at my local hangout once asked, “Do you ever wash that shirt?”
The fact is, I DO do laundry.
One more little secret, survival with my darling hubby around… he feeds his shirt regularly. When he eats, it is often the backstop. When an otherwise perfectly good teeshirt has enough of his decorations on it that bleach and all the other stain removers can’t budge… I take a laundry marker and write on it “My Wife Is A Good Cook” near the collar then make little arrows to or circle stuff and identify it (Mustard, bbq sauce…) One that is a ‘car shirt’ has some fanciful stuff to identify the grease and oil and other stains (Formula 1 transmission fluid, etc)
tmi from pastie though one would think given the money paste step father pays hubris to take care of him some of that would go for clothes for him. at least paste is saving hubris laundry detergent
I hate clothes. Such a huge hassle so other people don’t have to look at my grotesque naked body. Then there’s the classism of it all. I used to do t-shirt and jeans. I then upgraded to t-shirt, dress-shirt and jeans when my circumstances improved. Then downgraded to polo-shirt and jeans when everything but import prices stagnated. I end up hunting for something of decent quality, price, and fitting, then buying a ton of it in different colors, only to prove that I do in fact change my clothes daily. Otherwise, I’d settle for all white everyday to make laundry easy.