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cehalstead
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so true...
that comic is priceless!!!! (could have been taken in my basement, and probably many others). I had never thought of it that way, but it fits....
that comic is priceless!!!! (could have been taken in my basement, and probably many others). I had never thought of it that way, but it fits....
Wow, that a true statement Joe!
maytagbear
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Very funny!
Thanks for sharing, Joe.
However, in my experience, it's more often the new washer and the "prehistoric" dryer.
However, I have a dear woman friend who has more money than sense...discarded a perfectly good Kenpool dryer when her washer died. She got the Duet Steam pair, and likes them quite well.
Lawrence/Maytagbear
Thanks for sharing, Joe.
However, in my experience, it's more often the new washer and the "prehistoric" dryer.
However, I have a dear woman friend who has more money than sense...discarded a perfectly good Kenpool dryer when her washer died. She got the Duet Steam pair, and likes them quite well.
Lawrence/Maytagbear
toggleswitch
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Way cool.
Did anyone notice the WASHER has a vent tube? *LOL*
Did anyone notice the WASHER has a vent tube? *LOL*
laundromat
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the washer's a Kenmore and the dryer is a Maytag.
I stink the dryer vent goes behind the washer, but it could be one them gasoline washers which would need a vent down in a basement like that.
In the original submission, I specified a brand-new front-load washer sitting next to an old dryer, but maybe the cartoonist didn't feel the two looked different enough.
An alternate version of the gag would have shown an older character holding a basket of laundry and staring at a modern front-loading washer and dryer pair in bewilderment while a younger relative (perhaps a grandchild) is poking into the laundry room doorway and saying "The washer is the one on the left."
CAPTION: "You're a plugger if you had to ask."
An alternate version of the gag would have shown an older character holding a basket of laundry and staring at a modern front-loading washer and dryer pair in bewilderment while a younger relative (perhaps a grandchild) is poking into the laundry room doorway and saying "The washer is the one on the left."
CAPTION: "You're a plugger if you had to ask."
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These guys are seriously in need of an orientation seminar!
http://images.ucomics.com/comics/rl/2008/rl080222.gif
These guys are seriously in need of an orientation seminar!
http://images.ucomics.com/comics/rl/2008/rl080222.gif
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