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   msowards said, 12 months ago

   Learn to check your pockets before…Oh! what am I talking about you never put your dirty clothes in the hamper.
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   templo SUD said, 12 months ago

   back to the drawing board
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   hsawlrae said, 12 months ago

   Laundered money.
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   Dugharry said, 12 months ago

   Don’t forget repayments include 50% loan charge at least…
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   bluskies said, 12 months ago

   Guess what she spent part of it on?
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   gmartin997 said, 12 months ago

   Now in whose pocket does money burn holes? I can’t believe that was all the money you had in your purse, Elliel but I’m not buying your excuse. Folding money doesn’t fall out of a pair of jeans in the washing machine. You had to know whose jeans they were.
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   samfran60 said, 12 months ago

   gmartin997 I retired from an industrial laundry and money was always falling out of pants pockets. Never knew who it belonged to.
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   Gator007 said, 12 months ago

   @gmartin997

   In my house money alway found in machines.
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   cdward said, 12 months ago

   @gmartin997

   Nah – it does fall out. I’ve found bills in the dryer.
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    psychlady said, 12 months ago

    Yet another lesson in responsibility, Michael – learn now, less problems later!
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    lightenup said, 12 months ago

    Why does she look so upset about spending it? If it’s came from John’s pocket, it’s hers also. My husband’s and my money are all the same. He doesn’t get upset if I spend it, even if it’s on frivolous things.
    And if it’s Michael’s, just pay him back. Yes, he should watch what goes in the laundry, but it’s his. It would be mean to say “finders keepers, losers weepers” at that age. Wait until he’s a teenager… ;-)
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    Redhead55 said, 12 months ago

    Has always been a house rule: If you do laundry and find money in the washer or dryer it is yours.
    Moral: Be SURE your pockets are empty before you put your clothes in the hamper.
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    Rharabed said, 12 months ago

    Whatever I finds, I keeps! The one unbreakable rule for the laundress of the house.
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    Notgiven said, 12 months ago

    I found $12 in the washer, once. Mostly I find coins but there are bills every once in a while. I keep it, it’s my toll for doing all the laundry.
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    AgProv said, 12 months ago

    With us, the washer was out of action for over a day one… luckily, step-by-step troubleshooting spared us from calling out an expensive engineer. Dismantling the filter in the outlet pipe revealed the problem… less than a pound in loose change clogging the pipe and preventing free circulation fo water. And oddly enough, whatever chemical was in the water turned “silver” coins black…
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