math problem

[TrophyHusband 0]

if i gather up all dirty clothes in my house once a day, i can do them all in one load. it stands to reason that if i skip a day, i will have two loads waiting for me the next day. this is not the case. if i skip one day, i will have three loads waiting for me. if i skip two days, there will be five loads waiting for me. how the fuck does this happen? is this a common ocurrance or is it some weird anomily that happens only at my geographic location?

"Your scrotum is quite nice" - Skymama
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[TrophyHusband 0]

sorry, i wasn't paying attention, this fluff should be in bonfire.

"Your scrotum is quite nice" - Skymama
www.kjandmegan.com

[kbordson 8]

No... it can stay here. We just have to find some way to make it a philosophical debate thing.
Start with an exteme theory that will have many arguing against you:
I believe that math is a non-linear concept governed by the fates in a fifth dimension and over-taxed by zealots in Congress for the purpose of controlling our freedoms.

Then wait and see if anyone would be bored enough to bite on the bait.

(or maybe it will just get moved....)
Karen

[TrophyHusband 0]

i thought about finding a way to blame it on george bush, but most people here would likely agree with that.

"Your scrotum is quite nice" - Skymama
www.kjandmegan.com

[labrys 0]

The number of loads of laundry you have to do increases exponentially every day. It's not linear. This is a law of nature....you didn't get the memo?

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[swedishcelt 0]

That and the law that says the even though you count and match up carefully before washing, you WILL lose at least one of your favorite socks by the end of the drying phase.

[VMO 6]

Actually, a wierd metaphysical juxtaposition of space and time turns the socks into hangars, check your closet...

[swedishcelt 0]

I don't know about that... I never have enough of those either.

[Beverly 1]

It is all about colours and whites!

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[happythoughts 0]

To counteract this problem, just stack them on the floor. Wait until all of your clothes are in the dirty clothes pile.
Then, the thermal properties of odor come into play.

By the time all of your clothes are stacked on top, the clothes on the bottom will be odorless and you can wear them again.

[yamtx73 0]

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That and the law that says the even though you count and match up carefully before washing, you WILL lose at least one of your favorite socks by the end of the drying phase.

What really happens to the socks... they're hijacked by a band of renegade yard gnomes who use them for caps to keep their heads warm.

The only naturals in this sport shit thru feathers...

[swedishcelt 0]

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That and the law that says the even though you count and match up carefully before washing, you WILL lose at least one of your favorite socks by the end of the drying phase.

What really happens to the socks... they're hijacked by a band of renegade yard gnomes who use them for caps to keep their heads warm.

[yamtx73 0]

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I ALWAYS suspected those creepy little bastards but I also suspect the squirrel gangs roaming my neighborhood too.
You just can't trust the squirrels or gnomes nowadays.
What's the world coming too???

Squirrels? No prob... take 4 squirrels (they ain't that big), chopped and browned, 1 pie crust, potatos, peas, carrots...

The only naturals in this sport shit thru feathers...