What are you eating right now? - Page 87

SuzeQuze · #**1291** 01-04-2007, 02:50 PM

Dunkins iced coffee.

DrummerDeanna · #**1292** 01-04-2007, 02:50 PM

^^

That may just be because you get used the smell. So where it is still fresh and clean smelling - you just don't recognize it as anything spectacular anymore because you've smelled your clothes like that several times before.

I just pulled that out of my ass...it made more sense in my head than it does on here

I'm still eating the pizza....and the yogurt discussion yesterday actually broke my anti-yogurt phase, I was at the store this morning and got a craving, so I picked up a couple...and so after pizza I have a Banana Cream Pie flavored fat-free Yoplait waiting for me

HomerMcvie · #**1293** 01-04-2007, 02:56 PM

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Originally Posted by skcin

It's great that you developed such close relationships with "Cash's people." And I love TR.

I know. I don't have that much experience with other vet offices, but the peeps at mine, are the NICEST people in the world(and it's a big office. 4 vets. Probably 20 people work there). I honestly MISS going in there every week.

On the eating, I need to do something!!! I've gotten in a BAD sleep habit lately, because I don't have much work this time of year. I've been watching TV until......6AM

, then sleeping until 2

. The good thing is that I don't even want lunch now. I won't eat anything until dinner. But then at 3AM, I'm STARVING to death, and eat some big fat sandwich. Perfect, for going to sleep on.

danax6 · #**1294** 01-04-2007, 02:59 PM

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Originally Posted by DrummerDeanna

^^

That may just be because you get used the smell. So where it is still fresh and clean smelling - you just don't recognize it as anything spectacular anymore because you've smelled your clothes like that several times before.

I just pulled that out of my ass...it made more sense in my head than it does on here

Yeah, that makes sense, it's just that I've had this washer for 3 years now and it has always worked fine, I've always used to same detergent. It's just that for close to two months now, the freshness is gone. It's like he doesn't include the detergent into the program anymore, but it's always gone after the washer is done, so it has to go somewhere. I've had somebody suggest that the electric clock is broken and the washer takes the detergent at the wrong time, meaning that by the end of the cycle, the laundry has been washed out with regular water so many times that the fresh smell is gone. That's why I fear I need a new washer, but for now I'm going to keep trying different detergents...

HomerMcvie · #**1295** 01-04-2007, 03:01 PM

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Originally Posted by DrummerDeanna

^^

That may just be because you get used the smell. So where it is still fresh and clean smelling - you just don't recognize it as anything spectacular anymore because you've smelled your clothes like that several times before.

I just pulled that out of my ass...it made more sense in my head than it does on here

This makes me sound like such a Nancy, but I'm addicted to that Vanilla and Lavender(? I think that's it) fabric softener. I love my clothes smelling like that! For you tightasses, there's a new, MUCH cheaper(than Downy) generic version of it(okay, I went and looked, it's called Nice & Fluffy). I can't tell a difference in it, and Downy.

strandinthewind · #**1296** 01-04-2007, 03:05 PM

Homies's a Nancy
Homies's a Nancy
Homies's a Nancy
Homies's a Nancy
Homies's a Nancy

Would you like to borrow some chiffon?

skcin · #**1297** 01-04-2007, 03:06 PM

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Originally Posted by HomerMcvie

This makes me sound like such a Nancy, but I'm addicted to that Vanilla and Lavender(? I think that's it) fabric softener. I love my clothes smelling like that! For you tightasses, there's a new, MUCH cheaper(than Downy) generic version of it(okay, I went and looked, it's called Nice & Fluffy). I can't tell a difference in it, and Downy.

OMG, did you just come out to us on The Ledge?

HomerMcvie · #**1298** 01-04-2007, 03:09 PM

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Originally Posted by skcin

OMG, did you just come out to us on The Ledge?

No, I just like my clothes to smell GOOD.

That's my #1 thing against smokers, too. Not so much having to breathe it, but quit stinkin' up my clothes!!!

DrummerDeanna · #**1299** 01-04-2007, 03:11 PM

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Originally Posted by HomerMcvie

This makes me sound like such a Nancy, but I'm addicted to that Vanilla and Lavender(? I think that's it) fabric softener. I love my clothes smelling like that! For you tightasses, there's a new, MUCH cheaper(than Downy) generic version of it(okay, I went and looked, it's called Nice & Fluffy). I can't tell a difference in it, and Downy.

I'll spare the Nancy jokes...strand and Paula have that covered...

I haven't used actual fabric softener in years...I just use the dryer sheets - but lately the smell of those is just too sharp and strong for my tastes...the Vanilla and Lavender stuff sounds warmer...I may have to check that out!

Do they still sell Downy balls?

I think I've used Nice & Fluffy in the past...not bad - but for the love of all things please people, stay away from Suavitel

It's awful.

skcin · #**1300** 01-04-2007, 03:11 PM

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Originally Posted by HomerMcvie

No, I just like my clothes to smell GOOD.

That's my #1 thing against smokers, too. Not so much having to breathe it, but quit stinkin' up my clothes!!!

You know I'm just teasing you Homie.

I actually wouldn't have said anything, but after reading your Nancy comment, I couldn't resist.

HomerMcvie · #**1301** 01-04-2007, 03:20 PM

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Originally Posted by DrummerDeanna

I'll spare the Nancy jokes...strand and Paula have that covered...

I haven't used actual fabric softener in years...I just use the dryer sheets - but lately the smell of those is just too sharp and strong for my tastes...the Vanilla and Lavender stuff sounds warmer...I may have to check that out!

Do they still sell Downy balls?

I think I've used Nice & Fluffy in the past...not bad - but for the love of all things please people, stay away from Suavitel

It's awful.

I've got a couple of Downy balls...

(that was bad, but I couldn't resist)

I've gotten really good at not missing the rinse cycle. ON the rare occasion I do, I'll use the dryer sheets as a backup. If it's something I REALLY want to smell good, I'll redo the rinse cycle.

DrummerDeanna · #**1302** 01-04-2007, 03:21 PM

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Originally Posted by HomerMcvie

I've got a couple of Downy balls...

(that was bad, but I couldn't resist)

I've gotten really good at not missing the rinse cycle. ON the rare occasion I do, I'll use the dryer sheets as a backup. If it's something I REALLY want to smell good, I'll redo the rinse cycle.

I KNEW someone on here would give a reply like that...it's expected by now

I'm too lazy to pay attention to my laundry which is why I gotta do the downy ball thing...just toss it in at the beginning

danax6 · #**1303** 01-04-2007, 03:23 PM

See you guys have all the good stuff. I should move to the US. Meh.

HomerMcvie · #**1304** 01-04-2007, 03:25 PM

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Originally Posted by DrummerDeanna

I KNEW someone on here would give a reply like that...it's expected by now

I'm too lazy to pay attention to my laundry which is why I gotta do the downy ball thing...just toss it in at the beginning

My utility room is right behind my family room(where I'm at, every waking hour......computer and TV...), so I can always hear it when the wash cycle starts spinning.
How does the Downy ball NOT release itself until rinse??? I've never understood that.

DrummerDeanna · #**1305** 01-04-2007, 03:27 PM

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Originally Posted by HomerMcvie

My utility room is right behind my family room(where I'm at, every waking hour......computer and TV...), so I can always hear it when the wash cycle starts spinning.
How does the Downy ball NOT release itself until rinse??? I've never understood that.

I don't know...I've never questioned the Downy Ball...and I've not used one since I lived at my mom's...

Now I'm eating the Banana Cream Pie yogurt.