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NO!
This is better:
http://www.lehmans.com/store/Home_Goods___Laundry___Washing___Pressure_Handwasher___23305?Args=

Less work, WAY less water used. Yeah you gotta spin it for like 2 minutes but it gets them clean and its enclosed and uses pressure to clean not just agitating clothing...
I would wash my gym clothes in it when I just couldn't make the trip to the laundromat.
It is also $40.

macewr82...my parents DID actually put us kids in another room when other adults came over for a get-together... hmm...

Also my dog is pretty much near perfect and a hero so this article does not apply to such a well behaved example of canine perfection. So I simply can NOT get offended by it because it just does not apply!

:)

I am ok with kids (I do prefer adult conversation/activities and kids bore me but I don't dislike kids) and have a few nephews and when they come over I try to have a few toys or whatever out so they don't get bored. My house is a playground for them we have computers and movies and games and books.... But I am not expected to bend over backwards for them, they are not my kids! My nephews, I will because well I love them. My dog also looooves kids and plays well (almost too well, she puts up with abuse I can't tolerate from kids, like tail-pulling).

I have friends with 2 little girls. One little girl is afraid of dogs. We were all at our friends camp for a weekend (big group of adults, kids and dogs) and I overheard the mother explaining to her daughter who just asked why the dogs were around, that the dogs were welcome as much as the humans and they were not hurting anyone. I went up and explained to my friend that if she wanted to introduce her (scared) daughter to a dog, that my dog is very very nice and predictable and loving and she might be the best option to introduce to a dog-scared little girl. So the mom spent the next hour with my dog and her daughter teaching her about dogs and how some dogs can be mean but some can be very nice, and by the end of the day the daughter was playing fetch with my dog. She handed me a drawing she drew of my dog (her new friend) and it is on my fridge right now!

So I guess, like dogs, it depends on the kid. Some are well behaved, so are not. Some misbehaving I can even tolerate, from dogs and kids. It happens. No need to get too wound up.

Kids do not belong in a quiet romantic expensive restaurant or R-rated movie though.

Last night, a few friends over for football (which I don't really watch) turned into 10 hours of wine drinking, ravioli making (from scratch!), cheese eating, record-playing, photo shooting good times.

It was so good. Eventually I had to tell people "Ok I gotta work tomorrow...get out!" :)

...or maybe the animal lost its life to be eaten and then just so happened to become a trophy? Who knows, you don't know, I guess I skipped that part in the article when he explained where he got it...

Are you vegan? Because you have no excuse to judge this unless you are vegan or have your own farm or something...

I dunno...I am hardly a naysayer ever and this is cute and this is how a few of my not-yet-established friends live and it reflects their personality but they also don't care about the decor. For someone to actually care about decor and interior design, their place might be a bit more creative or at least edited well.

I do think this is cute but I don't think it is designed? I see elements I like though, so maybe that is enough. The various bottles, for instance, are nice, and so is that green vanity. Love that color.

Border Collie! Woo!
Super cute place, clean, mix of modern and rustic, homey. Love.

Well wouldn't ya know I am about to redo my bathroom in gray. How timely!

You really worked it! Wow!
The prints..the colors... makes me rethink my ideas I had for my bedroom and the "no pink and reds" policy...hmm... Not sure my guy would go for it. But you make it look so good.

Also that velvet couch. Love it!

Gotta love the exbidit ikea bookcases! I am rocking a few of those myself...