One of the services that spouse and I perform for each other is detagging. Usually at the request of the one whose neck is being (ahem) bugged by the tag. The proportion of upper torso clothing that needs detagging seems to run at about 40% or so, and interestingly, sometimes only after several launderings. You’d THINK that companies would want those tags to persist, in the belief that it would be good advertising. That they clearly do NOT want that must imply that they think the quality of their clothing is insufficient to cause good word of mouth advertising.
Hmmm. Mama Panda likes to pounce on me, if I have a bug on me. It must be some basic primate urge. And no, she doesn’t eat said bug. I don’t think she does, anyway.
I once had a June bug fly into my nightshirt with out me knowing it. I started falling asleep when I felt a slight pinching and heard the buzzing. I freaked out and ripped my shirt off and threw it across the room.
I once woke up one night in an absolute panic because I thought I had a spider in my shirt. Turned out the end of my braid had somehow slipped under my collar and what I felt was just my braid sliding down my back when I rolled over. I have short hair now =D
Templo S.U.D. almost 3 years ago
Now, Opal, don’t go pummeling Earl on this one.
Concretionist almost 3 years ago
One of the services that spouse and I perform for each other is detagging. Usually at the request of the one whose neck is being (ahem) bugged by the tag. The proportion of upper torso clothing that needs detagging seems to run at about 40% or so, and interestingly, sometimes only after several launderings. You’d THINK that companies would want those tags to persist, in the belief that it would be good advertising. That they clearly do NOT want that must imply that they think the quality of their clothing is insufficient to cause good word of mouth advertising.
Hmmm.
David Huie Green LosersBlameOthers&It'sYOURfault almost 3 years ago
Once again Earl is her hero.
Daniel Verburg almost 3 years ago
Being shopping Opal ?
Doug K almost 3 years ago
It’s also nice to make an adjustment for her if/when her tag is showing.
iggyman almost 3 years ago
Tags are annoying! I like the new shirts with no tags !
juicebruce almost 3 years ago
Job well done Earl !
jagedlo almost 3 years ago
Tag…you’re it, Opal!
Jeffin Premium Member almost 3 years ago
Oh no, Earl! Now you’re it!
scote1379 Premium Member almost 3 years ago
Vicious little Buggers aren’t they !
ERBEN2 almost 3 years ago
No , comment today , I’m sorry . : (
Lisa Marie Chamberlain almost 3 years ago
I had that problem too so funny
Redd Panda almost 3 years ago
Hmmm. Mama Panda likes to pounce on me, if I have a bug on me. It must be some basic primate urge. And no, she doesn’t eat said bug. I don’t think she does, anyway.
Golf Buddy almost 3 years ago
Is that lavender dotted blouse the only lavender dotted blouse Opal has that has a tag?
magicwalnut Premium Member almost 3 years ago
I’ve often wondered why clothing makers insist on making their tags out of scratchy material.
Natarose almost 3 years ago
I once had a June bug fly into my nightshirt with out me knowing it. I started falling asleep when I felt a slight pinching and heard the buzzing. I freaked out and ripped my shirt off and threw it across the room.
ANIMAL almost 3 years ago
Wow – what a HERO..!!!!
cuzinron47 almost 3 years ago
It just wanted to tag along.
notinksanymore Premium Member almost 3 years ago
I once woke up one night in an absolute panic because I thought I had a spider in my shirt. Turned out the end of my braid had somehow slipped under my collar and what I felt was just my braid sliding down my back when I rolled over. I have short hair now =D
cafed00d Premium Member almost 3 years ago
Removing tags from clothing is one of my superpowers. It’s about the only reason my wife keeps me around. Well, that and my spider smashing powers.