I did that with three drops of Palmolive once. Luckily I went back into the kitchen just as the suds started leaking past the seal. Took three more rounds of flushing to get the suds to stop.
#3 I remember when the stupid assed yuppies decided paying a high price for a huge plate with a serving the size of a dog turd was just too cool. Dumb fucks.
#5 - My Mom had the first dishwasher in the neighborhood back in '64 or '65. She did that with a half cup or more of Trend(r) dish soap, back when phosphates were all the rage in detergents. It was EPIC! I stood in the neighbor's driveway with the garden hose washing the suds down the storm drain while Pop muttered and scooped the suds out of the kitchen and Mom cried. I laughed until it hurt.
With the kid on the bike in the background, soccer boy might be dad -- POed at the twits zooming around on their bikes. Remember my dad throwing his keys (big ring of keys) at the idiots zooming through our residential street....
Ohhh these comments are GOLD! Talking about #5, I had no idea just 3 drop would be enough to suck that bad. And a great big tip of the hat to you gentlemen for I WILL learn from your mistakes!(They were not in vain, that you shared them here) I have enough sh!t on my plate to worry about!
#1 I got that look from one of my cats, once. I was wearing one of those headband flashlights and came into the house with it still on and lit. . . It took about a quarter hour for him to come down off the ceiling after I removed it.
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#2 LOL shit works both ways huh bitch?
ReplyDeleteWhat kind of critter is that in No 6?
ReplyDeleteIt's a skunk
Deletespotted skunk
DeleteSkunk.Southwestern US type.
Delete#4,oh Mr. Cool, he'll be lucky to live very long. Fortunately
ReplyDelete#5 That will leave a sparkling clean floor in the kitchen. Guess how I know.
ReplyDeleteBusted out laughing at this, decades ago a guy I worked with told me he did the same thing.
DeleteKnucledraggin' where .gif's of idiots being idiots make us laugh! Nemo
ReplyDeleteAnimal in #6 is a "spotted skunk". Apparently prefers large den holes.
ReplyDelete5. I ran out of Cascade and put a tsp of Dawn in my dishwasher once. I learned a valuable lesson, just like that guy.
ReplyDeleteI did that with three drops of Palmolive once. Luckily I went back into the kitchen just as the suds started leaking past the seal. Took three more rounds of flushing to get the suds to stop.
DeleteNemo
#5 - did that once.
ReplyDelete#5 Upstairs neighbors did that once. I had water dripping from my kitchen lights.
ReplyDelete#3 I remember when the stupid assed yuppies decided paying a high price for a huge plate with a serving the size of a dog turd was just too cool. Dumb fucks.
ReplyDelete#4: Why do I get the sense that everyone in this clip is the asshole?
ReplyDelete#5: Doing this can lead to full on disaster.
#9: Hope the face is ok, I have a feeling looks is about all this one has going on.
# 5. How many of us haven't done that.
ReplyDelete#5 - My Mom had the first dishwasher in the neighborhood back in '64 or '65. She did that with a half cup or more of Trend(r) dish soap, back when phosphates were all the rage in detergents. It was EPIC! I stood in the neighbor's driveway with the garden hose washing the suds down the storm drain while Pop muttered and scooped the suds out of the kitchen and Mom cried. I laughed until it hurt.
ReplyDeleteI wish I could hear the cat in #1.
ReplyDelete#4 clip ended to soon. Hoping to see Whoop-ass rise up and pay soccer boy a visit.
ReplyDeleteWith the kid on the bike in the background, soccer boy might be dad -- POed at the twits zooming around on their bikes.
DeleteRemember my dad throwing his keys (big ring of keys) at the idiots zooming through our residential street....
@ Peter
DeleteI guess they couldn't afford piano wire.
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Ohhh these comments are GOLD! Talking about #5, I had no idea just 3 drop would be enough to suck that bad. And a great big tip of the hat to you gentlemen for I WILL learn from your mistakes!(They were not in vain, that you shared them here) I have enough sh!t on my plate to worry about!
ReplyDeleteDrew in Michigan
#4. If he is not the baddest dude in the hood, he best be running.
ReplyDelete# 2. Why the heck would she do that?
ReplyDelete#1 I got that look from one of my cats, once. I was wearing one of those headband flashlights and came into the house with it still on and lit. . . It took about a quarter hour for him to come down off the ceiling after I removed it.
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