Paulo
The only "Brazilian" thing I still have is the, hummm let's say "stamina" and the Brazilian way of "doing it right to prevent competition". LOL You know that brazilian expression: "chifre é igual anemia, só tem quem não come direito" (translates almost like: being cheated is just like anemia, only people that don't "eat" right have it.). In other words, keep your partner so tired that he'll never want a "spare".
On the other hand, considering the tight work schedules we both have, it's a little difficult to do it 8 or 9 times per day.
I'm a Brazilian just like you (you're half Brazilian, right?), so you can wonder I couldn't make the strike last more than a couple of decades (It actually lasted 20 seconds but it feels like 2 decades.). Somehow my husband was kinda thankful LOL. ;-)
Just to make clear, I understood you were playing, I'm also playing with you. Even being a Brazilian, at my age, only 3 or 4 per day is enough, with luck 5. More than that only with the blue ones and a defibrillator.
Instead, we prefer to watch washers washing. I want this new samsung pair and the Baby Care washer/rice cooker combo (don't laugh) and he wants the ones with the small hatch on the door. It seems that Samsung is going to have an extra profit thanks to us.
Oh, I also want the LG one with top dispensers and Sidekick, that monster Maytag top loader (whatever crap XXXXXL) some vintage frigidaires, maytags, ges, whirlpools, kenmores (and before we end up with bullets in our chests, yes, we also want speed queens too).
I just hope Kevin (Revvinkevin) do the right thing and get rid of that collection he has. That is absurd! Who needs so many washers? As I am really generous to my friends, I would happily help him getting rid of that Lady kenmore washer/dryer, the maytag twin tub and matching dryer, the Laundromat, the Calypso, the Frigidaires. Our garage in Tehachapi has a garage large enough to turn into a junk yard. It even has the connectors for all that junk. I can even send him a brand new WonderWash and a Mini Countertop Spin Dryer. ROFL
There are also some washers i'm bringing from Brazil. Right now I'm designing the technical changes to launch PopTank, Big, Special washer/dryer in 1 and Energy here in the US. And I also requested the company around 10 "test samples from Electrolux and Brastemp to keep an eye on the competitors" that of course will end up in my collection. Nowadays the Brazilian washers are much better than the modern American ones.... No Eco-nazi features, decent rinses, decent water levels, hot means F-word hot, cold means hot, tap cold means ATC always turning on the internal heater, etc. You know.... too many sheets to wash ROFL.
The only "Brazilian" thing I still have is the, hummm let's say "stamina" and the Brazilian way of "doing it right to prevent competition". LOL You know that brazilian expression: "chifre é igual anemia, só tem quem não come direito" (translates almost like: being cheated is just like anemia, only people that don't "eat" right have it.). In other words, keep your partner so tired that he'll never want a "spare".
On the other hand, considering the tight work schedules we both have, it's a little difficult to do it 8 or 9 times per day.
I'm a Brazilian just like you (you're half Brazilian, right?), so you can wonder I couldn't make the strike last more than a couple of decades (It actually lasted 20 seconds but it feels like 2 decades.). Somehow my husband was kinda thankful LOL. ;-)
Just to make clear, I understood you were playing, I'm also playing with you. Even being a Brazilian, at my age, only 3 or 4 per day is enough, with luck 5. More than that only with the blue ones and a defibrillator.
Instead, we prefer to watch washers washing. I want this new samsung pair and the Baby Care washer/rice cooker combo (don't laugh) and he wants the ones with the small hatch on the door. It seems that Samsung is going to have an extra profit thanks to us.
Oh, I also want the LG one with top dispensers and Sidekick, that monster Maytag top loader (whatever crap XXXXXL) some vintage frigidaires, maytags, ges, whirlpools, kenmores (and before we end up with bullets in our chests, yes, we also want speed queens too).
I just hope Kevin (Revvinkevin) do the right thing and get rid of that collection he has. That is absurd! Who needs so many washers? As I am really generous to my friends, I would happily help him getting rid of that Lady kenmore washer/dryer, the maytag twin tub and matching dryer, the Laundromat, the Calypso, the Frigidaires. Our garage in Tehachapi has a garage large enough to turn into a junk yard. It even has the connectors for all that junk. I can even send him a brand new WonderWash and a Mini Countertop Spin Dryer. ROFL
There are also some washers i'm bringing from Brazil. Right now I'm designing the technical changes to launch PopTank, Big, Special washer/dryer in 1 and Energy here in the US. And I also requested the company around 10 "test samples from Electrolux and Brastemp to keep an eye on the competitors" that of course will end up in my collection. Nowadays the Brazilian washers are much better than the modern American ones.... No Eco-nazi features, decent rinses, decent water levels, hot means F-word hot, cold means hot, tap cold means ATC always turning on the internal heater, etc. You know.... too many sheets to wash ROFL.
