Did they have dishwashers or did they use washers and dryers for laundry?  I know my mom cleaned all our jeans in the dishwasher.

;D

I know my house had a dishwasher...which worked fine for a very long time.

We also had a washer and dryer, which lasted for about 15 years before we had to replace it.

I lived in an apartment with my first husband which did have a dishwasher. I don't understand what the reasoning was, but for some reason he didn't want me to use it. So, I washed dishes by hand. After doing this for so long (we lived in the apartment for about 3 years or so) I realized that we HAD a dishwasher!  :o :o :o  I totally forgot that it was there. So, I went to run it and because it wasn't ran for years, it didn't work. When we moved into our house-which also had a dishwasher, I used it. There were so many times when I listened to my ex when I shouldn't have-like when he said, "Let's get married." I should have said, not no but HELL NO!!!!  Oh well, live & learn.


Cat

Surprisingly, laundry hasn't changed at all in the last 30 years.

It's still dirty.  :o :o :o

I don't know what laundry was like in the 80's.  ::)

What was laundry Luke in the 80's?  Dirty...

It was Dirty dirty laundry  :D

It's like saying what was detergent like in the 80's.  ::)

Wet and steamy like any other decade!

In some Heloise tips column I read years ago, it said you could clean ballcaps in the dishwasher.  My hubby's Navy hat was filthy so I ran it through the dishwasher.  It shrunk and no longer fit on his head.  Oops.  I guess I was supposed to put it over the bottom of a bowl so that it would keep it's shape.  We ended up having to buy him another custom-made hat.  lol

In some Heloise tips column I read years ago, it said you could clean ballcaps in the dishwasher.  My hubby's Navy hat was filthy so I ran it through the dishwasher.  It shrunk and no longer fit on his head.  Oops.  I guess I was supposed to put it over the bottom of a bowl so that it would keep it's shape.  We ended up having to buy him another custom-made hat.  lol


well it would've been helpful if heloise had included the hint about fitting the cap around a bowl  ;D

well it would've been helpful if heloise had included the hint about fitting the cap around a bowl  ;D


Actually, it did.  So I lay claim to that mistake.  I was remembering the hint and since I am an airhead, I neglected to remember the bowl part.  lol

This happened in the 2000's so I don't even know if I'm allowed to speak of this laundry event in this thread since the title is from the 80s.  lol
Heck I was lucky to have t.v. in the 80s, let alone a dishwasher (it was a luxury I did not acquire until my first apartment with my second husband.)  lol

Actually, it did.  So I lay claim to that mistake.  I was remembering the hint and since I am an airhead, I neglected to remember the bowl part.  lol

This happened in the 2000's so I don't even know if I'm allowed to speak of this laundry event in this thread since the title is from the 80s.  lol
Heck I was lucky to have t.v. in the 80s, let alone a dishwasher (it was a luxury I did not acquire until my first apartment with my second husband.)  lol



were you fortunate enough to have one of those cutting aged microwaves?

http://www.ge.com/innovation/timeline/images/innovation/1978_in_spacemaker_m.jpg

Digital?  We wished.  We had one with knobs.

were you fortunate enough to have one of those cutting aged microwaves?

http://www.ge.com/innovation/timeline/images/innovation/1978_in_spacemaker_m.jpg


Heck no.  Ours, I'm sure we didn't get until the late 80s/early 90s?  It was a behemoth monster.  I DO remember getting our first VCR though (go figure for a T.V. addict).  You gotta remember the important stuff.  I remember getting my first (probably only) Easy-bake oven.  lol  It was the last time I really LIKED to cook.  :D

Heck no.  Ours, I'm sure we didn't get until the late 80s/early 90s?  It was a behemoth monster.  I DO remember getting our first VCR though (go figure for a T.V. addict).  You gotta remember the important stuff.  I remember getting my first (probably only) Easy-bake oven.  lol  It was the last time I really LIKED to cook.   :D


I remember our first vcr.....we got it in December 1982! 

We had our first mircrowave around 1979.

I got my first microwave about 1983 and it just died a couple of years ago.  :o :o :o No sh!t-that sucker lasted well over 25 years. They just don't make things the way they used to. (I still have the old console t.v. that I bought back in 1988. It was repaired once. Has a bunch of ghosts on it and the pictures isn't that crisp but it is still working.)


Cat

I got my first microwave about 1983 and it just died a couple of years ago.  :o :o :o No sh!t-that sucker lasted well over 25 years. They just don't make things the way they used to. (I still have the old console t.v. that I bought back in 1988. It was repaired once. Has a bunch of ghosts on it and the pictures isn't that crisp but it is still working.)


Cat


that was way back before we became the disposable consumers we've been the last few years... my guess is, in this new economy they will build things better for a few years.

were you fortunate enough to have one of those cutting aged microwaves?

http://www.ge.com/innovation/timeline/images/innovation/1978_in_spacemaker_m.jpg


Wow,that microwave is classic. :o

Digital?  We wished.  We had one with knobs.


Our Family had an oven.

I remember our first vcr.....we got it in December 1982! 

We had our first mircrowave around 1979.





Wow,what did a microwave in 1979 look like?

Wow,what did a microwave in 1979 look like?


not too different from the one pictured above but it was larger and only made to sit on the counter.

Surprisingly, laundry hasn't changed at all in the last 30 years.

It's still dirty.  :o :o :o


  If it passes the sniff test, it's good to go...

not too different from the one pictured above but it was larger and only made to sit on the counter.


Did it have knobs?

Did it have knobs?


Yes. It had a dial timer.

Yes. It had a dial timer.


Those were the days.

Those were the days.


I do not miss the technology of yesteryear  things are so much better now!

I think it had more skid marks back then

You didn't have one that looked like this?

http://www.visioncook.com/images/webcast121708%20069_water.jpg


I think my work did. Yup, they bought it back in the dark ages and never bothered to replace it.


Cat

    Monday morning, and the earlier the better (the morning sun drying and sweetening clothes better than the later), have the boiler full of clean warm suds. Soft soap may be used, or a bar of hard dissolved in hot water, and used like soft soap.

    All the water in which the clothes have soaked should be drained off, and the hot suds poured on. Begin with the cleanest articles, which when washed carefully are wrung out, and put in a tub of warm water. Rinse out from this; rub soap on all the parts which are most soiled, these parts being bands and sleeves, and put them in the boiler with cold water enough to cover them. To boil up once will be sufficient for fine clothes. Then take them out into a tub of clean cold water; rinse them in this, and then in a tub of water made very slightly blue with the indigo-bag or liquid indigo. From this water they must be wrung out very dry, and hung out, always out of doors if possible. A wringer is much better than wringing by hand, as the latter is more unequal, and also often twists off buttons.

    The lines must be perfectly clean. A galvanized-iron wire is best of all; as it never rusts, and needs only to be wiped off each week. If rope is used, never leave it exposed to weather, but bring it in after each washing. A dirty, weather-stained line will often ruin a nice garment. Leave clothes on the line till perfectly dry.

    If any fruit-stains are on napkins or table-cloths, lay the stained part over a bowl, and pour on boiling water till they disappear. Ink can be taken out if the spot is washed while fresh, in cold water, or milk and water; and a little salt will help in taking out wine-stains. Machine-oil must have a little lard or butter rubbed on the spot, which is then to be washed in warm suds. Never rub soap directly on any stain, as it sets it. For iron-rust, spread the garment in the sun, and cover the spot with salt; then squeeze on lemon-juice enough to wet it. This is much safer and quite as sure as the acids sold for this purpose. In bright sunshine the spot will disappear in a few hours.

    –from The Easiest Way in Housekeeping and Cooking,
    by Helen Stuart Campbell, 1880

...oh, the 1980s...!  ;D

^brilliant Philip.... I found it as an actual recipe  ;D

1880′S RECIPE FOR WASHING CLOTHES

Years ago an Alabama grandmother gave the new bride the following recipe. This is an exact copy as written and found in an old scrapbook, complete with spelling errors (For you non-southerners, wrench means, rinse)



RESIPE FOR WARSHING CLOTHES

Build fire in backyard to heat kettle of rain water. Set tubs so smoke wont blow in eyes if wind is pert. Shave one hole cake of lie soap in boilin water.

Sort things, make 3 piles

1 pile white,

1 pile colored,

1 pile work britches and rags.

To make starch, stir flour in cool water to smooth, then thin down with boiling water.

Take white things, rub dirty spots on board, scrub hard, and boil, then rub colored don’t boil just wrench and starch.

Take things out of kettle with broom stick handle, then wrench, and starch.

Hang old rags on fence.

Spread tea towels on grass.

Pore wrench water in flower bed. Scrub porch with hot soapy water.

Turn tubs upside down.

Go put on clean dress, smooth hair with hair combs. Brew cup of tea, sit and rock a spell and count your blessings.

^brilliant Philip.... I found it as an actual recipe  ;D

1880′S RECIPE FOR WASHING CLOTHES

Years ago an Alabama grandmother gave the new bride the following recipe. This is an exact copy as written and found in an old scrapbook, complete with spelling errors (For you non-southerners, wrench means, rinse)



RESIPE FOR WARSHING CLOTHES

Build fire in backyard to heat kettle of rain water. Set tubs so smoke wont blow in eyes if wind is pert. Shave one hole cake of lie soap in boilin water.

Sort things, make 3 piles

1 pile white,

1 pile colored,

1 pile work britches and rags.

To make starch, stir flour in cool water to smooth, then thin down with boiling water.

Take white things, rub dirty spots on board, scrub hard, and boil, then rub colored don’t boil just wrench and starch.

Take things out of kettle with broom stick handle, then wrench, and starch.

Hang old rags on fence.

Spread tea towels on grass.

Pore wrench water in flower bed. Scrub porch with hot soapy water.

Turn tubs upside down.

Go put on clean dress, smooth hair with hair combs. Brew cup of tea, sit and rock a spell and count your blessings.
I notice...

...brew cup of tea!

Our washer is from 1987. Still works. Our dryer was also from 1987 but it crapped out around 2000.

I'm guessing all these old appliances people are listing are NOT energy star efficient  :D

Our washer is from 1987. Still works. Our dryer was also from 1987 but it crapped out around 2000.
That's modern technology for you!

http://2.bp.blogspot.com/_rGDisFvv3Do/SmXcfIreR5I/AAAAAAAAAEg/kd-HG96lLF8/s320/washboard&tubII.jpg

Those were the days!

^brilliant Philip.... I found it as an actual recipe  ;D

1880′S RECIPE FOR WASHING CLOTHES

Years ago an Alabama grandmother gave the new bride the following recipe. This is an exact copy as written and found in an old scrapbook, complete with spelling errors (For you non-southerners, wrench means, rinse)



RESIPE FOR WARSHING CLOTHES

Build fire in backyard to heat kettle of rain water. Set tubs so smoke wont blow in eyes if wind is pert. Shave one hole cake of lie soap in boilin water.

Sort things, make 3 piles

1 pile white,

1 pile colored,

1 pile work britches and rags.

To make starch, stir flour in cool water to smooth, then thin down with boiling water.

Take white things, rub dirty spots on board, scrub hard, and boil, then rub colored don’t boil just wrench and starch.

Take things out of kettle with broom stick handle, then wrench, and starch.

Hang old rags on fence.

Spread tea towels on grass.

Pore wrench water in flower bed. Scrub porch with hot soapy water.

Turn tubs upside down.

Go put on clean dress, smooth hair with hair combs. Brew cup of tea, sit and rock a spell and count your blessings.
http://4.bp.blogspot.com/_473nrD5vEv8/TD7rMbWeAaI/AAAAAAAACtg/n2H5v9fXOxM/s1600/Woman-wash-tub.jpg

Wait tills she turns the tub upside down.

at least we're not doing it like this

http://cache1.asset-cache.net/xc/50512526.jpg?v=1&c=IWSAsset&k=2&d=E41C9FE5C4AA0A14B8103D9D83FA295BC98374FADFCA8C984CD81EDEE76F2240B01E70F2B3269972

at least we're not doing it like this

http://cache1.asset-cache.net/xc/50512526.jpg?v=1&c=IWSAsset&k=2&d=E41C9FE5C4AA0A14B8103D9D83FA295BC98374FADFCA8C984CD81EDEE76F2240B01E70F2B3269972
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http://i293.photobucket.com/albums/mm66/Phil_O-Sopher/50512526.jpg

They'll get wet if it rains.

I do not miss the technology of yesteryear  things are so much better now!



I do in a way sometimes.

You didn't have one that looked like this?

http://www.visioncook.com/images/webcast121708%20069_water.jpg


I think my work did. Yup, they bought it back in the dark ages and never bothered to replace it.


Cat


Wow that is so retro.  :o

http://2.bp.blogspot.com/_rGDisFvv3Do/SmXcfIreR5I/AAAAAAAAAEg/kd-HG96lLF8/s320/washboard&tubII.jpg

Those were the days!


What if you had a big heavy stain that couldn't come out? ???

What if you had a big heavy stain that couldn't come out? ???
Scrub harder!

What if you had a big heavy stain that couldn't come out? ???


they dye the garment a different, darker color...

they dye the garment a different, darker color...
...extremely dark colour?

Scrub harder!


Didn't they have Tide at the time?

...extremely dark colour?


no gradually darker that way if they got it stained again they had room to dye again.  ;)

Didn't they have Tide at the time?


they did have tide but it depended on position of the moon.  :D

Didn't they have Tide at the time?


Tide was invented in 1943

they did have tide but it depended on position of the moon.  :D
Harder washing when it is a Full Moon?

they did have tide but it depended on position of the moon.  :D

Harder washing when it is a Full Moon?
Done at night time, so no one will see?

Harder washing when it is a Full Moon?


depends...which one regulates high tide vs low tide?

1985 -- My Beautiful Laundrette
Directed by Stephen Frears

http://movieposters.2038.net/p/My-Beautiful-Laundrette.jpg

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ohFJIerqZso


Cat

they did have tide but it depended on position of the moon.  :D



;D

Tide was invented in 1943


So Tide was used more in the 1950's.

So Tide was used more in the 1950's.


more than now? or more than before it was invented?

more than now? or more than before it was invented?

;D

I owe you more karma.

y'all missed my point.  Did you mom have to wash your clothes in the dishwasher like mine did?  Or were there washers and dryers in the 80's like there are now? I cannot remember any of the 80's, despite being born in 1978.  Actually, come to think of it, my first memory is when I joined this forum.

You can't remember cuz yer a whackadoo
isn't it ironic?
Doncha think?

y'all missed my point.  Did you mom have to wash your clothes in the dishwasher like mine did?  Or were there washers and dryers in the 80's like there are now? I cannot remember any of the 80's, despite being born in 1978.  Actually, come to think of it, my first memory is when I joined this forum.
My mother has never owned a dishwasher.

You can't remember cuz yer a whackadoo
isn't it ironic?
Doncha think?



:-[

Had a dishwasher in the 80's - never put any jeans in them.  Jeans went in the washer/dryer.  ::)

Laundry is one household chore that hasn't made a lot of major strides over my lifetime.  We had washer/dryer since I was a little kid - in the 60's.  Although I distincly remember the family owning a wooden "wash-board" and also a bucket with rollers attached for squeezing out water.  But we had a washer/dryer too, at least by the time I was in grade school.

Dishwashers were more rare at that time - but they were around.  In the 60's dishwashers were mostly owned either by people with new-ish homes or else relatively affluent people.

In both categories of appliances, they probably work a lot better than the early versions - but the old ones were built better.  ;D

My mother has never owned a dishwasher.


My mother had a dishwasher...... Me  >:(

:-[


Wait--- you're not going all sensitive on me now are you?

Wait--- you're not going all sensitive on me now are you?


:-[

y'all missed my point.  Did you mom have to wash your clothes in the dishwasher like mine did?  Or were there washers and dryers in the 80's like there are now? I cannot remember any of the 80's, despite being born in 1978.  Actually, come to think of it, my first memory is when I joined this forum.


Nah, we had a washer and dryer.  Mom hated to put anything in the dishwasher.  We had to beat our dishes against the rocks to get them clean.

:-[


Oh jeez.

My mother had a dishwasher...... Me  >:(


Sounds familiar.  We must have been rich...we had two.  My sister and me.

Nah, we had a washer and dryer.  Mom hated to put anything in the dishwasher.  We had to beat our dished against the rocks to get them clean.


Now that's funny!  ;D

Sounds familiar.  We must have been rich...we had two.  My sister and me.

;D

My mother had a dishwasher...... Me  >:(



Same here. And my mom never did my laundry-I did hers.  ::)



Cat

more than now? or more than before it was invented?


more than before it was invented.

Nah, we had a washer and dryer.  Mom hated to put anything in the dishwasher.  We had to beat our dishes against the rocks to get them clean.


Why against the rocks? ???

Why against the rocks? ???


So that we didn't ruin the dishwasher by using it to clean the dishes.

Who's on first?

more than before it was invented.


:-\\

Well I think they probably do use more now that it's been invented

So that we didn't ruin the dishwasher by using it to clean the dishes.


Wouldn't they break?  ???

Wouldn't they break?  ???


Not if you do it right. ;)

Not if they're rubber.

I always eat off rubber plates, don't you?  In fact, is there any other option??

By the way, folks, what's up with washing machines?  Did they exist in the 80's or did we all wash our clothes in the dishwasher like my mom did?

Not if you do it right. ;)



Why not just use soap and water? ???

Who's on first?


Rolling Stones on Second?  ;)

What is on second.

Rolling Stones on Second?  ;)

What is on second.


I don't know.
(third base)

Why not just use soap and water? ???


Rocks work better

Rocks work better


So rocks would be the scrubbing friction as you would rub the stain out?  ???

Rolling Stones on Second?  ;)

What is on second.


What, The Band?  No, Yes!

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BlXjIg4fH74

(Rolling Stones aren't even in this thread!)

So rocks would be the scrubbing friction as you would rub the stain out?  ???


You got it.  They work great on the fine china

What, The Band?  No, Yes!

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BlXjIg4fH74

(Rolling Stones aren't even in this thread!)



That was awesome! and Who.  ;D

That was awesome! and Who.  ;D


Yes?

Yes?


The Band.

The Band.


No, Bookmistress, The Band is performing later on.  Who's on stage!  (This thread's about what?)

Rocks work better
Rock 'n Roll!

Nah, we had a washer and dryer.  Mom hated to put anything in the dishwasher.  We had to beat our dishes against the rocks to get them clean.


I understand (according to the infomercial) that Stonedine cookware, you can even heat up your random piece of tasty gravel without hurting the pan.  I believe everything they say...  :P  http://www.drtvvideos.com/video/fe3a7359db4f371/Stone-Dine  (I'm up way too late usually and have become addicted to informercials.)

You got it.  They work great on the fine china


Ok,Thanks.

Ancient Chinese Secrets.



Cat

http://newimages.yachtworld.com/2/0/7/9/5/2079550_24.jpg?1193714649000

This here is an 1983 washer and dryer.^

Really? That doesn't look anything like an appliance from that time.  Who says it's from 1983?

Really? That doesn't look anything like an appliance from that time.  Who says it's from 1983?


the website.

what website?

hey bill.....did you and senor chang grow up in the same household?

Apparently they DID have front-loading washers in 1983, here is a youtube video of the final rinse and spin cycle of an 1983 machine.  Yes, I AM avoiding doing anything productive (how can you tell?)

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sMeVJGYF6Gk

Apparently they DID have front-loading washers in 1983, here is a youtube video of the final rinse and spin cycle of an 1983 machine.  Yes, I AM avoiding doing anything productive (how can you tell?)

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sMeVJGYF6Gk


Ha ha ha. Your ability to procrastinate astounds me!!

what website?


I'll have to check again.

Apparently they DID have front-loading washers in 1983, here is a youtube video of the final rinse and spin cycle of an 1983 machine.  Yes, I AM avoiding doing anything productive (how can you tell?)

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sMeVJGYF6Gk



Wow,I don't think they sell those front loading washers anymore? ???

Ha ha ha. Your ability to procrastinate astounds me!!


You have to go with what you are good at...  ;D

Wow,I don't think they sell those front loading washers anymore? ???


No they don't sell those front loading washers anymore but they do sell front loading washers. They are quite popular nowadays.

Wow that is so retro.  :o


Not really retro.  They are new and are still used in Dairy Queens around the country.  I should know hubby runs two DQ's and is getting ready to open another in the Spring.

No they don't sell those front loading washers anymore but they do sell front loading washers. They are quite popular nowadays.


In the UK pretty much all washing machines are front loaders.  The style of machine we had in the US is considered hopelessly old-fashioned in the UK!  However most houses have the washing machine in the kitchen so the frontloaders are more practical, fitting under the worktop

No they don't sell those front loading washers anymore but they do sell front loading washers. They are quite popular nowadays.


We have a front loader made by LG and it SUCKS and it stinks (as in smells)!!!  Apparently it's a problem with those types of machines and Tide is selling a product to remove the smell.  I usually just run an empty cycle with tons of bleach to clean it.

I had an LG dryer too and the drum inside cracked, it was also a piece of crap...basically all my LG appliances suck. DO NOT BUY LG!!!

We have a front loader made by LG and it SUCKS and it stinks (as in smells)!!!  Apparently it's a problem with those types of machines and Tide is selling a product to remove the smell.  I usually just run an empty cycle with tons of bleach to clean it.

I had an LG dryer too and the drum inside cracked, it was also a piece of crap...basically all my LG appliances suck. DO NOT BUY LG!!!



You need to leave the door open after washing to let the inner seal dry out.  Also every few months or so run a hot wash (bio powder) with no clothes in to clean all through it.

You need to leave the door open after washing to let the inner seal dry out.  Also every few months or so run a hot wash (bio powder) with no clothes in to clean all through it.


Ohhhhh!!!  I had no idea!  Thanks.    :)

No they don't sell those front loading washers anymore but they do sell front loading washers. They are quite popular nowadays.


must be in those laundromats.

just for clarification I said


No they don't sell those front loading washers anymore but they do sell front loading washers. They are quite popular nowadays.



meaning the 1983 version... just making sure everyone caught that.  :P

No they don't sell those front loading washers anymore but they do sell front loading washers. They are quite popular nowadays.


Yup, I have one.

Yup, I have one.


I want one. I want the set that looks like tv sets!!!!  8)  Despite what carol says about lg  :P


http://www.abesofmaine.com/abeimg/lgwm3885hcca.jpg

I want one. I want the set that looks like tv sets!!!!  8)  Despite what carol says about lg  :P


http://www.abesofmaine.com/abeimg/lgwm3885hcca.jpg



I love it.

I want one. I want the set that looks like tv sets!!!!  8)  Despite what carol says about lg  :P


http://www.abesofmaine.com/abeimg/lgwm3885hcca.jpg



LG makes good cell phones...anything bigger, not so much and getting someone out for service is nearly impossible. 

I love it.


Totally me right?


LG makes good cell phones...anything bigger, not so much and getting someone out for service is nearly impossible. 


But the most important thing is that it looks like a tv set. Hell if I had a house that thing looks so good I'd totally have one in my bedroom. On display....like a tv  :D

Totally me right?



It sure is. :D

I want a washer/dryer that will put the clothes in by itself and when it is done will fold them & put them away. Have they invented those yet?


Cat

My mom had a dishwasher back in the 80's that she used to wash our jeans in, but I don't think washers & dryers were around back then so she had no other choice.

just for clarification I said


meaning the 1983 version... just making sure everyone caught that.  :P



I did but not at first.

I want one. I want the set that looks like tv sets!!!!  8)  Despite what carol says about lg  :P


http://www.abesofmaine.com/abeimg/lgwm3885hcca.jpg



Wow,it does look like a TV Screen.  :o

I want a washer/dryer that will put the clothes in by itself and when it is done will fold them & put them away. Have they invented those yet?


Cat


Nope not yet but maybe in the next couple of years.

I want a washer/dryer that will put the clothes in by itself and when it is done will fold them & put them away. Have they invented those yet?


Cat



They do have them... its called Clean Attire Robotic Laundry Operating System or C.A.R.L.O.S. for short... you just have to program them properly first. :D

I want a washer/dryer that will put the clothes in by itself and when it is done will fold them & put them away. Have they invented those yet?


Cat


I am so with you on that. 

They do have them... its called Clean Attire Robotic Laundry Operating System or C.A.R.L.O.S. for short... you just have to program them properly first. :D



Ya know, I really hate it when you make a post like that and I get a message like this:

Sorry, you can't repeat a karma action without waiting 24 hours.


I owe ya one.


;D ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D



Cat

Ya know, I really hate it when you make a post like that and I get a message like this:

Sorry, you can't repeat a karma action without waiting 24 hours.


I owe ya one.


;D ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D



Cat


I got her for ya.

I got her for ya.



Thanks, & I got you.


Cat

Ya know, I really hate it when you make a post like that and I get a message like this:

Sorry, you can't repeat a karma action without waiting 24 hours.


I owe ya one.


;D ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D



Cat



so do I!!!!  ;D

They do have them... its called Clean Attire Robotic Laundry Operating System or C.A.R.L.O.S. for short... you just have to program them properly first. :D


That could work if I could get a Cook At aTtendance, and a Chauffeurt At The-ready, otherwise, I think the work load is fairly equally divided, thank you very much

That could work if I could get a Cook At aTtendance, and a Chauffeurt At The-ready, otherwise, I think the work load is fairly equally divided, thank you very much



;D

so do I!!!!  ;D



Paid.


Cat

Paid.


Cat


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They do have them... its called Clean Attire Robotic Laundry Operating System or C.A.R.L.O.S. for short... you just have to program them properly first. :D


AHA!  ;D

That could work if I could get a Cook At aTtendance, and a Chauffeurt At The-ready, otherwise, I think the work load is fairly equally divided, thank you very much


;D

I've never heard of anyone washing clothes in the dishwasher, except I used to wash baseball caps in there.  My mom did our laundry in the washer and dryer.  In the summer, she would put some of the clothes out on a clothesline to save electricity, I guess.  We got our first dishwasher in the late 70s, which was a dream come true for me!  I no longer had to hand wash dishes!!

That could work if I could get a Cook At aTtendance, and a Chauffeurt At The-ready, otherwise, I think the work load is fairly equally divided, thank you very much


http://www.tomroyal.com/wp-content/uploads/2008/09/lolralph.jpg

I just look for the Gary Larson Cat Fud cartoon, and the Internets do the rest.

I just look for the Gary Larson Cat Fud cartoon, and the Internets do the rest.


One of my favorite Far Sides indeed!

http://3.bp.blogspot.com/_Po2L6M_34bM/SLM8IpGvBiI/AAAAAAAAAfg/vEG3NxWOaAA/s400/cat+fud.jpg

I see the dog as James O'Keefe and the cat as Ron Schiller!
:D

I see the dog as James O'Keefe and the cat as Ron Schiller! :D


I'm not sure which one I see myself as,

http://www.gamesprays.com/images/icons/Missile_icon939.jpg

but I love this one, especially when the whole world's blowing up.