polkanut
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To boost our spirits while at home I thought a little line dried laundry might do the trick. Scents can influence a person's mood a great deal.
Fighting virus boredom.
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It's been a couple of weeks since we had a warm and sunny spell that facilitated line drying, otherwise my fleece sheets would be on hanging outside right now instead of tumbling in the gas-fired Neptune.
People around here are putting holiday lights up again, and even lawn decorations. Whatever floats your boat, I guess, but I'm not on board. Others are placing a single lamp in a front window. That's a compromise I can support.
People around here are putting holiday lights up again, and even lawn decorations. Whatever floats your boat, I guess, but I'm not on board. Others are placing a single lamp in a front window. That's a compromise I can support.
well the CDC recommends that we wash clothes in the hottest water possible, mainly 140 degrees minimum and dry clothes in the dryer...for at least 28 minutes on high...
but I am game for hanging them outside, especially bed linens....
to kill boredom, or past the time away, I am washing in the wringer....
@Ralph, I am on board with your lamp....but prefer something a bit more manly
but I am game for hanging them outside, especially bed linens....
to kill boredom, or past the time away, I am washing in the wringer....
@Ralph, I am on board with your lamp....but prefer something a bit more manly
Lamps
I forgot about that version! I agree 100%!
Speaking of which, I guess it's time to fire up those vintage UV lamp dryers if you've got 'em!
I forgot about that version! I agree 100%!
Speaking of which, I guess it's time to fire up those vintage UV lamp dryers if you've got 'em!
they said wearing a mask and gloves were enough to go to the grocery store....
they lied, everybody else had clothes on!
they lied, everybody else had clothes on!
Martin, lol. I'm sorry I missed th4e beef and sausage in the aisles around your store.
neptunebob
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Yogi, if this goes on much longer we may be going to the store in a mask and gloves. Tommie the Wolfman decided to close "nonessential businesses" and on his list, anything to do with yarn, fabric, textiles, or clothing is totally shut down. He even closed laundromats until people objected and just reopened them. We will eventually have no clothes? I mean, it's still cold here!
I'm sorry, did I roll my eyes out loud!
again, why one does not ingest when they have the chance is beyond me....either choice results with indigestion!
Turbocharging, the act of compressing a lot of dense air into such a tiny chamber.....yet the wastegate just blows it out the exhaust....
again, why one does not ingest when they have the chance is beyond me....either choice results with indigestion!
Turbocharging, the act of compressing a lot of dense air into such a tiny chamber.....yet the wastegate just blows it out the exhaust....
twintubdexter
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<span style="font-size: 14pt; color: #008000;">The cleaning ladies say line-drying my laundry causes property values to go down...</span>
So where all the aliens and space ships??? Why are they not coming to help us??? So are not we part of their experiment, or maybe we are and this is a test for us. lmfao Have to keep some humor in all of this. Besides all this crap we are getting 2-5 inches of snow tomorrow. So much fun.
Jon
Jon
Alien Anal Probe....testing for the Corona Virus...
oh you are so correct....why do you think the Aliens do a probe in the ass, well for one, thats where a number of people keep their head...and two, if they did a hemorrhoid exam, they would find a brain tumor...
oh you are so correct....why do you think the Aliens do a probe in the ass, well for one, thats where a number of people keep their head...and two, if they did a hemorrhoid exam, they would find a brain tumor...
and some people are having fun with it.....
but what is it with having to tell everyone to wash your hands, you should have been doing this all along, Corona or not.....
but what is it with having to tell everyone to wash your hands, you should have been doing this all along, Corona or not.....
anyone want to come play LEGOS?
This is the better flaming gases shot
I love the flaming gases episode.
I love the flaming gases episode.
This is the really exciting flaming gas video. left click.
vacerator
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Ha Ha!
all funny! Would a Toyota Corona sell well now?
all funny! Would a Toyota Corona sell well now?
Toyota made a Corona?
do you have a pic of one?...
do you have a pic of one?...
Toyota Corona was a step above Corolla. A friend in HS had a fancy Corona Mark II.
The Corona was the first model Toyota sold in the US. David owned a 1972 Corona for a very brief time. It was a really nice car, seemed almost luxurious to the 71’ Maverick that we also had.
The Corona had pretty good power for a 4 cyl, at the time. We only owned it for about a month, then the timing chain broke. David only bought to to commute to Marin Co. for a USPS job, that he later quit. It was the only time we ever owned two cars at once.
Toyota during the 70’s sold three different models here, the entry level Corolla, the mid range Carina and the of the line Corona.
Eddie
The Corona had pretty good power for a 4 cyl, at the time. We only owned it for about a month, then the timing chain broke. David only bought to to commute to Marin Co. for a USPS job, that he later quit. It was the only time we ever owned two cars at once.
Toyota during the 70’s sold three different models here, the entry level Corolla, the mid range Carina and the of the line Corona.
Eddie
