A guy I worked with was never married and lived in his mother's house after she died. The house was just off of State Highway 49 and within easy sight of the county jail. It was pretty obvious he did laundry once a month, as his clothesline was in his front yard and if you got lucky (?) you'd be rewarded with the sight off at least 30 pairs of men's briefs wafting in a gentle breeze. It was something to see.
BTW, he strategically hung his briefs with the skid mark side facing away from the road. I thought that was pretty considerate of him.
Uhhh. You unwashed plebeians can’t appreciate “art.” Oh, why do I waste my time? https://www.theguardian.com/artanddesign/2011/sep/26/pipilotti-rist-hayward-gallery-review WiscoDave
Reminds me of a common practice from college daze - a chick who was engaging with a guy would hang her panties on the outer doorknob to alert her roommate to the fact. Never seemed to stop roomies from barging on in anyway, but at least they knew what to expect.
Just glad that no guys were so clever or considerate, though. Gripping a doorknob in the dark on which hung the worn skivvies of a fellow traveler would have been quite the traumatic affair, methinks.
Looks kinda flammable.
ReplyDeleteA chandelier made from a bunch of filthy women's underwear. Now that's what I call art!
ReplyDeleteSomething fishy about that picture.
DeleteLikely taxpayer funded grant "art".
ReplyDeleteYour got nothing but the guy that collected all those probably has STDs
ReplyDeleteI'm not changing those lightbulbs....
ReplyDeleteA guy I worked with was never married and lived in his mother's house after she died. The house was just off of State Highway 49 and within easy sight of the county jail. It was pretty obvious he did laundry once a month, as his clothesline was in his front yard and if you got lucky (?) you'd be rewarded with the sight off at least 30 pairs of men's briefs wafting in a gentle breeze. It was something to see.
ReplyDeleteBTW, he strategically hung his briefs with the skid mark side facing away from the road. I thought that was pretty considerate of him.
Gotta give him credit for changing his drawers regularly, though.
DeleteHe was indeed an interesting guy. Kinda like you.
DeleteBack in the '50s, Monday was wash day, and my grandma would hang her unmentionables on the line inside a pillowcase or under a sheet.
Delete"Its Raining Men ..." Oh Man - sorry. Hope that earworm stays quiet all day ...
ReplyDeleteReminds me of a scene from Baron Munchausen.
ReplyDelete"And for all those ladies
to whom I am indebted
for half a ton
of frilly silk
and lacey linen :
Don't catch cold!"
-lg
An entire chandelier of granny panties ???
ReplyDeleteOh look a giant man cave Air Wick
ReplyDeleteSo that's what Bruce Springsteen does with all those disgusting granny-panties thrown up on stage
ReplyDeleteUhhh. You unwashed plebeians can’t appreciate “art.” Oh, why do I waste my time?
ReplyDeletehttps://www.theguardian.com/artanddesign/2011/sep/26/pipilotti-rist-hayward-gallery-review
WiscoDave
IOW more garbage identifying as art.
DeleteBest post a guard or Willie Jeff will cope them either for sniffing or income tax deduction.
ReplyDeleteWhat's underwear?
ReplyDeleteNever saw a gay hornets nest before.
ReplyDeleteJpaul
Bachelors souvenirs, some seem to be on the large size.
ReplyDeleteDaryl
Fat gurlz need love too!
DeleteReminds me of a common practice from college daze - a chick who was engaging with a guy would hang her panties on the outer doorknob to alert her roommate to the fact. Never seemed to stop roomies from barging on in anyway, but at least they knew what to expect.
ReplyDeleteJust glad that no guys were so clever or considerate, though. Gripping a doorknob in the dark on which hung the worn skivvies of a fellow traveler would have been quite the traumatic affair, methinks.
MG
The entry way chandelier at Nancy & Paul Pelosi's place.
ReplyDelete- WDS
I had to enbiggen it because I truly couldn't believe what I was seeing?
ReplyDeleteArt school?
Tightey whitey lightey?🤷♂️
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