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Mundane shit that drives me into a rage
Feb. 6th, 2008 01:27 pmDear Downstairs Neighbour,
Yes, I realize that you only own four articles of clothing and you need to get them washed RIGHT THE FUCK NOW, even though I was using the washing machine first. I realize that your situation is much, much more dire than mine. However, that is no excuse to take my clothes out of the washing machine and throw them in the dryer and turn it on. All of my skanky t-shirts are tight enough and my bras would like to retain their elasticity and underwires, thank you very much.
Were you raised in a fucking barn? Because it still wouldn't be an excuse for:
Seething rage, and possibly a bill if any of my clothes were damaged in any way,
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Seriously, who thinks it's a good idea to put someone else's clothing, especially their bras and wool things, in a dryer?
Yes, I realize that you only own four articles of clothing and you need to get them washed RIGHT THE FUCK NOW, even though I was using the washing machine first. I realize that your situation is much, much more dire than mine. However, that is no excuse to take my clothes out of the washing machine and throw them in the dryer and turn it on. All of my skanky t-shirts are tight enough and my bras would like to retain their elasticity and underwires, thank you very much.
Were you raised in a fucking barn? Because it still wouldn't be an excuse for:
HIM: "Oh, I just put your clothes in the dryer."
ME: "OMG YOU DIDN'T TURN IT ON DID YOU?"
HIM: "Just now. Why, did you have to take something out?
ME: "YES MOST OF MY CLOTHES PLEASE TO NOT EVER, EVER BE DOING SOMETHING LIKE THAT."
Seething rage, and possibly a bill if any of my clothes were damaged in any way,
sabotabbySeriously, who thinks it's a good idea to put someone else's clothing, especially their bras and wool things, in a dryer?
