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Extreme Ironing
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the fact that extreme ironing, as a thing people do, has not caught on in my country, but no-pants subway day has makes me deeply sad.
because every one of those things is more fun and useful than this:
come to my blog!
because every one of those things is more fun and useful than this:
come to my blog!
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May 14, 2014
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When this review first popped up, all I saw at first were the pictures. I thought it was a delayed AIFAF and I was all "WOW, they did what this weekend??"
I must be drunk-Goodreadsing from work again.
I must be drunk-Goodreadsing from work again.
i haven't managed to track this one down yet, myself - this is more of a PSA, but since there is not, as far as i know, a book about no-pants day, i think there should be more of this and less of that.
lol! Karen, you are a laugh a minute :)
And highly informative too.
This is hilarious.
Can't say I'd do extreme ironing myself, but it's certainly more fun than No Pants subway day.
As a long time New Yorker, I never understood the appeal of "No Pants Subway Day".
It's bad enough to ride the subway with clothed people.
I have no desire to ride it with unclothed people.
Keep smiling and say "Hi" to your kitteh.
And highly informative too.
This is hilarious.
Can't say I'd do extreme ironing myself, but it's certainly more fun than No Pants subway day.
As a long time New Yorker, I never understood the appeal of "No Pants Subway Day".
It's bad enough to ride the subway with clothed people.
I have no desire to ride it with unclothed people.
Keep smiling and say "Hi" to your kitteh.
They should combine the two ideas and give the extremely ironed clothes to the people on the subway.
Awwwww, the no pants subway celebrator is also planking. If you were a kind soul you would have sent Greg over to inform him that fad is sooooo 5 minutes ago.
Marc wrote: "They should combine the two ideas and give the extremely ironed clothes to the people on the subway."
genius
genius
Kelly (and the Book Boar) wrote: "Awwwww, the no pants subway celebrator is also planking. If you were a kind soul you would have sent Greg over to inform him that fad is sooooo 5 minutes ago."
ALSO genius.
lots of geniuses on this thread...
ALSO genius.
lots of geniuses on this thread...
Marc wrote: "They should combine the two ideas and give the extremely ironed clothes to the people on the subway."
lol!
lol!
karen wrote: "Marc wrote: "They should combine the two ideas and give the extremely ironed clothes to the people on the subway."
genius"
I agree :)
genius"
I agree :)
The thought of all the exotic diseases running rampant on the subway and the picture of that guy's junk unprotected on the seat...*shudder*
Ginger wrote: "The thought of all the exotic diseases running rampant on the subway and the picture of that guy's junk unprotected on the seat...*shudder*"
Not to mention two other problems:
1. The subways are very crowded, so one is already uncomfortably close to others one would rather not be (as in: some guy's armpit over my head. This happens a lot, as I am pretty short).
2. There aren't enough seats available as it is. With everyone avoiding the "no pants" people, it becomes even more of a problem.
Not to mention two other problems:
1. The subways are very crowded, so one is already uncomfortably close to others one would rather not be (as in: some guy's armpit over my head. This happens a lot, as I am pretty short).
2. There aren't enough seats available as it is. With everyone avoiding the "no pants" people, it becomes even more of a problem.
karen wrote: "just for the record, i also would not like people ironing on the subway."
I agree. Besides, there wouldn't be room anywhere to do it. But maybe the ironing could be done elsewhere and the "extremely ironed" clothes handed out to the no pantsers.
I agree. Besides, there wouldn't be room anywhere to do it. But maybe the ironing could be done elsewhere and the "extremely ironed" clothes handed out to the no pantsers.
LoL thank you for the view into your world Mona.
It makes me appreciate my commute through rural contry even more.
Though I do constantly envy karen and all of her adventures. I will just have to continue to live vicariously through her AIFAF's. ;D
It makes me appreciate my commute through rural contry even more.
Though I do constantly envy karen and all of her adventures. I will just have to continue to live vicariously through her AIFAF's. ;D
I think I have a new hobby. I want to be just like the guy who's ironing over a fire. Look at his face!
Kelly wrote: "all i keep doing is thinking "penis subway seat." I will never sit down in a subway again. or at least til i forget about this picture...."
Yeah...I'm pretty sure this is how you share scabies and crabs...or at least the creeps.
Yeah...I'm pretty sure this is how you share scabies and crabs...or at least the creeps.
i feel like the fire-ironing guy is going to singe his garment, which should be a point-deduction at least.
i think the material of the subway seats is designed to prevent bedbugs or scabies because it is too slick, but i'm pretty sure there are equally objectionable things that thrive upon it
i think the material of the subway seats is designed to prevent bedbugs or scabies because it is too slick, but i'm pretty sure there are equally objectionable things that thrive upon it
Ginger...lol. Fortunately, I don't have to ride the subways daily anymore...just occasionally, and that is bad enough.. I still live in NY but mostly work outside the city..
karen wrote: "i feel like the fire-ironing guy is going to singe his garment, which should be a point-deduction at least."
Well sure but look at his heart! He's the Rudy of Ironing!
Well sure but look at his heart! He's the Rudy of Ironing!
karen wrote: "i feel like the fire-ironing guy is going to singe his garment, which should be a point-deduction at least.
i think the material of the subway seats is designed to prevent bedbugs or scabies beca..."
At least he HAS a garment; isn't the guy on the horse just carrying a board and not actually ironing?
i think the material of the subway seats is designed to prevent bedbugs or scabies beca..."
At least he HAS a garment; isn't the guy on the horse just carrying a board and not actually ironing?
Am I the only one pervi enough that the first thing that crossed my mind when I saw junk-on-the-seat guy is "Ooooo, that's a nice a**..."?
That can't be a real picture of a naked guy passed out on a subway in NY. He'd have dicks drawn all over him if it was.
Erik wrote: "That can't be a real picture of a naked guy passed out on a subway in NY. He'd have dicks drawn all over him if it was."
God bless you, NY.
God bless you, NY.
ok.. with an ironing board.. you gently pound something into firm submission using hot steam
the last pic...
you gently pound something submissive till it is hot and steamy..
I totally see the analogy here!!
the last pic...
you gently pound something submissive till it is hot and steamy..
I totally see the analogy here!!
So, the no-pants thing is really a THING??? Wow. I thought it was just something funny Hot Topic was using to advertise their underoos...**Midwestern-horrified silence**
Wow...and in January, I can not imagine that there would be anything worth showing off at the kind of temperatures that you get...
My laundry will be strictly for the extremely domestic Parachute jumpers! And all that fresh air is a plus.
What I want to know is does anyone iron the clothes while people where them.....Well it would save time and be warm in the winter.
Oh the books I would never know about if I did not see your informative reviews!