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"vibey"
Comfy and warm, that’s what.
Reminds me of an iron I bought a couple of weeks ago. Reading the instructions it warns “ do not use appliance on clothes while wearing them”.Nah, he'd wash it then try and dry it using a blowtorch while wearing it or something.
I'm pretty sure he has done that. Maybe he used that model.Reminds me of an iron I bought a couple of weeks ago. Reading the instructions it warns “ do not use appliance on clothes while wearing them”.
I use my toaster.I'm pretty sure he has done that. Maybe he used that model.
I had a girlfriend that “just tried to get a crease out” of the arm of a T-shirt whilst wearing it. Silly sausage.Reminds me of an iron I bought a couple of weeks ago. Reading the instructions it warns “ do not use appliance on clothes while wearing them”.
*woman yelling at cat
I have, it was the jet of steam that hurt.I'm pretty sure he has done that. Maybe he used that model.
Or hang it in your bathroom and have a hot showerIf you really can't be arsed to iron a thing you're already wearing but have 'even a bit too creased for me' shame, then the way to go is a spritz of water (by spritz, I mean flicking your fingers from tap to clothing), pulling the fabric taught, and then blasting it for a minute with a hairdryer. I've, erm...heard it works a treat
Mostly, these days, I just wear stuff that doesn't crease much. Hopefully not drenched in formaldehydeOr hang it in your bathroom and have a hot shower
I usually pay someone else to do it (though not right now) And once used to take all 5 work shirts to the dry cleaner on a Friday and pick them up all pristine on a Sunday.Mostly, these days, I just wear stuff that doesn't crease much. Hopefully not drenched in formaldehyde
It works very well, in my experience.If you really can't be arsed to iron a thing you're already wearing but have 'even a bit too creased for me' shame, then the way to go is a spritz of water (by spritz, I mean flicking your fingers from tap to clothing), pulling the fabric taught, and then blasting it for a minute with a hairdryer. I've, erm...heard it works a treat
I don't really get this one. A friend sent it to me and thinks it's hilarious. Dave Chapelle in a crowded small comedy venue the other night with no social distancing, no masks, blowing cigarette smoke all over the crowd, bragging about how he's just recovered from Covid. A black role model in the country with the highest number of deaths.
Am I missing the punchline - (I can't be arsed watching the whole thing tbh)
Are all very famous people role models?He's a very famous and high profile black man. In a country where a large majority of covid deaths are in the African American community. Irresponsible at best?
If you havent actually watched it, he basically claims Covid is nothing. Despite just having it himself.
Then compares himself to Edward Snowden for pointing this conspiracy out. I'm not quite sure if I'm just missing the joke.
Hes a famous comedian, that's different to a role model. If he really just recovered from covid then he can enjoy a fag and mask free night as far as I'm conserned.
Are all very famous people role models?
He's not exactly known for being reasonable and sensible, though, is he?It's a subjective term, but yes. A lot are. And in the US, this guy is very very famous. Particularly amongst the most at risk demographic.
I don't really get this one. A friend sent it to me and thinks it's hilarious. Dave Chapelle in a crowded small comedy venue the other night with no social distancing, no masks, blowing cigarette smoke all over the crowd, bragging about how he's just recovered from Covid. A black role model in the country with the highest number of deaths.
Am I missing the punchline - (I can't be arsed watching the whole thing tbh)