Today, I found out the hard way that if you leave your sheets on the washing line too long, spiders will go and make their new home in them. FML
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ElectricEffect
| 13
I don't understand how this isn't common sense...
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CheekyRaccoon
| 27
Well, if you wait long enough it'll become silky smooth. Who doesn't want silky smooth sheets?
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dougschoonmaker
| 20
Maybe you should invest in a dryer
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hellobobismyname
| 24
Not everyone has the money or the space. And if they are renting, they might not even be allowed to buy an appliance like that.
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clair_brodie
| 34
I have a dryer but prefer to hang my clothes because there is no point in wasting electricity when I don't have to.
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gracehi
| 31
No choice now but to set your clothes, your clothes line, and backyard on fire.
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ArcaneBullshit
| 21
Then you have to burn the sheets!! Only logical response in my opinion
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Dodge4x4Ram
| 46
burn it
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bigbluetardis
| 21
Goodnight, sleep tight. Don't let the bedbu.. spiders bite
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exergency
| 17
I did that once, and I thought there was a possum (Australia's version of a raccoon) sitting in the fitted sheet. So I was poking it with a broom handle... turned out it was a bundled up singlet LOL
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CheekyRaccoon
| 27
Well, if you wait long enough it'll become silky smooth. Who doesn't want silky smooth sheets?
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Lalala579121
| 27
Time to burn your sheets. And just to be safe, your bed as well.
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ElectricEffect
| 13
I don't understand how this isn't common sense...
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paskievitchjack
| 23
I heard of a lady that utilized birds to take care of the problem, but it didn't end well...
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gerolf
| 3
flying spiders? :0