I haven't changed my linen in 9 months
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K.I.L.E.R said:
Depending on what u do in there, my level of disgust might change from eww to *faints*
Kruno, we really don't need to know these details.
Besides, even if it DID take 45 minutes, surely you'd be able to spare that time during the period of NINE MONTHS?! Geez, I don't even want to think about all the things that will be living in your sheets after you sleeping in 'em for that long.
Besides, even if it DID take 45 minutes, surely you'd be able to spare that time during the period of NINE MONTHS?! Geez, I don't even want to think about all the things that will be living in your sheets after you sleeping in 'em for that long.
What kind of mother do you have? Doesn't she change and wash your bedsheets if you are too lazy to do it yourself???
Or is even she afraid to touch them.
Or is even she afraid to touch them.
I just changed my linen.
My mum doesn't go into my room. She hasn't since I was 12.
The reason is that she went to tuck me in at night and found out I had no underwear on.
She never came into my room again. True story BTW.
I haven't vacummed my room in over a year. Should I?
BTW I found a tutorial on changing sheets:
http://www.target.com.au/html/homewares/sheets.htm
This tutorial helped me place my dirty linen in in a plastic bag in my wardrobe.
I usually keep clothes in there for weeks, my frandma told me not to do that because I'm not a gypsy.
My mum doesn't go into my room. She hasn't since I was 12.
The reason is that she went to tuck me in at night and found out I had no underwear on.
She never came into my room again. True story BTW.
I haven't vacummed my room in over a year. Should I?
BTW I found a tutorial on changing sheets:
http://www.target.com.au/html/homewares/sheets.htm
This tutorial helped me place my dirty linen in in a plastic bag in my wardrobe.
I usually keep clothes in there for weeks, my frandma told me not to do that because I'm not a gypsy.
I'm sure you can find better uses for a vacuum cleaner than cleaning your room.
Edit: That's not a tutorial on changing sheets, that's a tutorial on folding them after laundry. That's of no help to you.
Edit: That's not a tutorial on changing sheets, that's a tutorial on folding them after laundry. That's of no help to you.
DudeMiester
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That's just gross, even I change my sheets and vacuum once a month. To go longer then that, would just be unbearable.
I used to be worse than Kruno, but now I change 'em every couple of days.
It ain't no big deal. Tear 'em off, toss 'em in the washer/dryer, put 'em back on.....I'd say it takes about 2-3 hours, but only about 20 minutes of actual "work".
It ain't no big deal. Tear 'em off, toss 'em in the washer/dryer, put 'em back on.....I'd say it takes about 2-3 hours, but only about 20 minutes of actual "work".
If this isn't some attention seeking attempt, then you should really go to a doctor and get your head checked. Not feeling bad about sleeping in you own filth, is really not normal at all.
Sleeping in a fresh bed is one of the great pleasures of life, you should really give yourself a chance to do that that more often.
Sleeping in a fresh bed is one of the great pleasures of life, you should really give yourself a chance to do that that more often.
DO YOU EVEN HAVE TO ASK?!K.I.L.E.R said:
Surely you make these posts purely for shock value, right? You don't ACTUALLY do all these things you say you do? Coz if that's really is the case I have to agree with Squeak; get your friggin head checked coz that's not normal.
Theres probably a whole bug ecosystem in your room now .
Who knows...maybe this is how we where created...a teenager in higher dimension never cleaned his/her room......skip a few billion years...here we are
.Who knows...maybe this is how we where created...a teenager in higher dimension never cleaned his/her room......skip a few billion years...here we are
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