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3. There are invisible gremlins, or whatever you want to call them,

Thu Jan 2, 2025, 03:47 PM

Jan 2

living in the washer, and their only job is to turn shirts inside out.

What? That's as good an explanation as any.

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How does a shirt get turned inside out in the washer [View all] LogDog75 Jan 2 OP

It's called an agitator for a reason. sinkingfeeling Jan 2 #1

But it never gets my shirt angry LogDog75 Jan 2 #9

The shirt knows how it should be washed better than you do bucolic_frolic Jan 2 #2

I do that with my jeans LogDog75 Jan 2 #14

There are invisible gremlins, or whatever you want to call them, PoindexterOglethorpe Jan 2 #3

I've always suspected that, thanks for the confirmation LogDog75 Jan 2 #10

Ahhh, the sock and hanger problem PoindexterOglethorpe Jan 2 #17

The rinse cycle has been known to open n-space. LudwigPastorius Jan 2 #5

You didn't see your mistake inthe forumla? LogDog75 Jan 2 #11

D'oh! LudwigPastorius Jan 2 #12

But is it really inside out?? Marie Marie Jan 2 #6

That's what they say about getting a picture of Bigfoot LogDog75 Jan 2 #15

Well, yeah... Harker Jan 2 #18

I suspect a portal to an alternative universe. nt doc03 Jan 2 #8

Is that why I have all these socks with no mates? debm55 Jan 2 #13

The mates for them were stuck in a black hole. nt doc03 Jan 2 #16

Ghosts. Scrivener7 Jan 2 #19

So what if True Dough Jan 2 #20