Now the washing machine fare is $1.50

First the pie, then the hotdogs, now this!

What the fuck is next !

Yeah, I tagged that

 

Teh Solution Tis Simple, Don't Wash, And Don't Eat,

Problem Solved...:2thumbsup:



Cheers Glen.

 

Just don't leave your cloth in the machines after is done or Ibrahim will be mad and evict you.

 

Lol, Ibrahim is the super, not the landlord.

Ibrahim is my friend. I fixed his computers for a little $

 

Long live the washing machine and drier and the $1.50 sign....lol

 

I don't think I've ever successfully used a drier without shrinking my clothes =\

 

I'm friends with the the super. It always pays

Zoom in on the photo and you'll see my tag

 

And also you always pay.. rent

If you do, I don't even know =p

 

Use It's Lowest Heat Setting, And If The Clothes Still Seem To Be Too

Hot, Open The Door For A Few Minutes Then Start Again...



Cheers Glen.

 

I've learned to hang all my clothes out dripping wet and it seems to stretch them a little bit or not shrink them. My mom told me that one day and it's always worked.

 

Ibrahim is just the super for this building. He's not the landlord. The landlord is some Jewish guy I'll never meet, that's who I pay my rent to.

 

I know all about paying Jewish people I'll never meet.
Hell I didn't get to meet all the ones 70+yrs ago and I'm still payin' for them.

 

Ooooh snap! Dats anti-Semitic, yo!

It's a similar situation in the US, except we're paying for the nigs.

 

Hang em over the radiator..that gets em dry quick

 

Are You Really Over 70...:wheelchair:...???



Cheers Glen.

 

"First the pie, then the hotdogs, now this!

What the fuck is next !"

Your tag...

 

Zoom in, I'll send u the photo if u want

 

I know. Meh. My grandparents tried to fight a war to stop all that =p
When I was a little girl in Sth Germany trying to go to school, a Jewish teacher was teaching us about our culture and history. The somebody asked about "what about our forfathers who died in war?" and the Jewish teacher told us "they aren't apart of German history".

My father took me out of school that day, I never went to public school, instead I traveled across Europe with him having a pretty damn fun childhood.
I did have to go to high school though when we landed in Australia.
The teachers were very different there, their only teachings were what Australians did in the war.

 

No, no.
Very similar to when the Aus government apologised to the Aboriginal on behalf of the nation. At that time I was apart of the nation and I didn't know what I was saying sorry for, I didn't do anything to the aboriginal, my family didn't do a thing at all..

 

I Predict A Spring Wedding, All HF Members Are Invited...:love:



Cheers Glen.