Comments on: Dear neighbors: http://siddityinthecity.com/2007/11/03/dear-neighbors/ Like Mr. Furious with a really nice handbag. Sun, 12 Oct 2008 01:40:59 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.2 By: Baby Girl http://siddityinthecity.com/2007/11/03/dear-neighbors/#comment-7873 Baby Girl Wed, 07 Nov 2007 13:15:34 +0000 http://siddityinthecity.com/2007/11/03/dear-neighbors/#comment-7873 That's just nasty! When I used shared machines in college I used to leave my stuff and come back a few minutes before the cycle ended. Until someone took my wet clothes out of the dryer and dried their's on my dime. Then put my clothes back in fully wet! After that I babysat my laundry. I figured it was time to read. Now that behavior of the feminine protection is a whole nother scale of someone needing to be slapped. I'd bag their crap up and hide it in the laundry room. Then when they ask tell them someone must have thought the dirty gross clothes were trash. In the meantime I think a nice public notice about cleaning up and being considerate of others who use the facility is a good start. That’s just nasty! When I used shared machines in college I used to leave my stuff and come back a few minutes before the cycle ended. Until someone took my wet clothes out of the dryer and dried their’s on my dime. Then put my clothes back in fully wet! After that I babysat my laundry. I figured it was time to read.

Now that behavior of the feminine protection is a whole nother scale of someone needing to be slapped. I’d bag their crap up and hide it in the laundry room. Then when they ask tell them someone must have thought the dirty gross clothes were trash.

In the meantime I think a nice public notice about cleaning up and being considerate of others who use the facility is a good start.

]]> By: Faith http://siddityinthecity.com/2007/11/03/dear-neighbors/#comment-7872 Faith Tue, 06 Nov 2007 19:55:28 +0000 http://siddityinthecity.com/2007/11/03/dear-neighbors/#comment-7872 The word for today is...ICK!!! Even with dirty clothes, I can't imagine literate, educated, supposedly not-raised-by-wolves grown folks rolling like that. I need hand sanitizer just from <b>reading</b> that!! The word for today is…ICK!!!

Even with dirty clothes, I can’t imagine literate, educated, supposedly not-raised-by-wolves grown folks rolling like that.

I need hand sanitizer just from reading that!!

]]> By: Rob http://siddityinthecity.com/2007/11/03/dear-neighbors/#comment-7871 Rob Mon, 05 Nov 2007 21:28:27 +0000 http://siddityinthecity.com/2007/11/03/dear-neighbors/#comment-7871 I like to do my laundry on week nights at the laundromat. I can and often do 6 plus loads at once, fold it all, and take it home to put it away and not have to think about it again for a month. The dry cleaners is in the same spot so that's an easy drop off and pick up too. I like to do my laundry on week nights at the laundromat. I can and often do 6 plus loads at once, fold it all, and take it home to put it away and not have to think about it again for a month. The dry cleaners is in the same spot so that’s an easy drop off and pick up too.

]]> By: Grace http://siddityinthecity.com/2007/11/03/dear-neighbors/#comment-7870 Grace Mon, 05 Nov 2007 14:26:45 +0000 http://siddityinthecity.com/2007/11/03/dear-neighbors/#comment-7870 I'm always so paranoid about leaving my laundry. I used to wait for it in the laundry room in university so I KNEW no one had touched it. When I finally got over that I would still come back early and wait the last 10 minutes for the cycle to end so no one had an excuse to touch it. (moving unfinished laundry is just rude!) I still rush back to the laundry room to get my stuff ready to yell at anyone who so much as opens the door to see if there is anything inside the washer/dryer that my stuff is in. Well usually. Sometimes I forget and the laundry room gets locked for the night (stops 'vandalism' they say *shrug*). But you better believe I'm the first one down there at 8am the next morning when it opens ready to grab my stuff. Your neighbours are WAY inconsiderate. I’m always so paranoid about leaving my laundry. I used to wait for it in the laundry room in university so I KNEW no one had touched it. When I finally got over that I would still come back early and wait the last 10 minutes for the cycle to end so no one had an excuse to touch it. (moving unfinished laundry is just rude!) I still rush back to the laundry room to get my stuff ready to yell at anyone who so much as opens the door to see if there is anything inside the washer/dryer that my stuff is in.

Well usually. Sometimes I forget and the laundry room gets locked for the night (stops ‘vandalism’ they say *shrug*). But you better believe I’m the first one down there at 8am the next morning when it opens ready to grab my stuff.

Your neighbours are WAY inconsiderate.

]]> By: mary http://siddityinthecity.com/2007/11/03/dear-neighbors/#comment-7869 mary Sun, 04 Nov 2007 23:56:06 +0000 http://siddityinthecity.com/2007/11/03/dear-neighbors/#comment-7869 Ew. Ewww. Who does that? Oh right, your neighbors. I'm with Orange on the "suggestions". :) Ew. Ewww. Who does that? Oh right, your neighbors. I’m with Orange on the “suggestions”. :)

]]> By: Orange http://siddityinthecity.com/2007/11/03/dear-neighbors/#comment-7868 Orange Sun, 04 Nov 2007 02:00:14 +0000 http://siddityinthecity.com/2007/11/03/dear-neighbors/#comment-7868 It would be such a shame if someone accidentally spilled chlorine bleach on some of those semi-abandoned possessions. Or sand. Or mustard. It would be such a shame if someone accidentally spilled chlorine bleach on some of those semi-abandoned possessions. Or sand. Or mustard.

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