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Re: [pf] How many jeans?
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Re: [pf] How many jeans?
by David MacClement
10 November 2001 17:55 UTC
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>At 03:23 PM 11/09/2001, tully wrote {at:
http://csf.colorado.edu/mail/pfvs/2001IV/msg01050.html } :-
>"  I make two loads out of it, all light stuff first and then the heavy
stuff so that I don't have to iron anything.
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At 18:40 9/11/2001 -0800, Arnie Anfinson wrote:
>... My daughter in Newcastle Australia, ... uses a `solar drier' --
outdoor clothes line.  They have lots of rain but it comes in heavy
downpours with sunny breaks.  She gets extra exercise running out to take
them down when a shower comes along :-) .
>
>Arnie

· I know exactly what it's like, particularly in our winter and spring; but
when I've brought the clothes in twice, I usually give up, select-out the
driest, and leave the rest in a pile on the washing machine for hanging out
the next day. The family knows they can't always get clothes back as soon
as they might like; this determines e.g. how much underwear and socks they
need to own.

· I didn't quite understand tully's: "spent jet fuel dirties the clothes
outside." It probably means the soot particles that come out of
(particularly old) jet engines, but I wondered whether she's so far out in
the country that pilots are allowed to dump excessive fuel in her area,
when they have to make an emergency landing.
  I'm a little surprised that you can tell that it's jet-engine soot, and
not from a ground-based source (of which there must be many, in NC).


· Arnie said: "Newcastle Australia, where I'll soon be"; I hope you'll stay
with PF, Arnie; and not only because yours was one of the first voices of
appreciation for how I live, back on Nov 26 1997:
http://csf.colorado.edu/mail/pfvs/nov97/0136.html, but also for your great
"common" sense - not all that common (though more so on this list), IMO.

David.
David MacClement [davd @ ihug.co.nz] (remove spaces)
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