I own nothing that needs to be dry cleaned...

[unclaimedblessing]

No matter how great the bargain, I always check labels and don't buy anything (shirts or pants) that needs to be dry cleaned.
After paying for 2 or 3 dry cleanings you might as well buy a new one.
Suits and sport jackets are different of course and need to be dry cleaned or they just look crappy.

 

[alister9669]

I have a Dale Jr. calender above my computer desk. Is that 'trailer park' enough?

 

[metta]

I have a Dale Jr. calender above my computer desk. Is that 'trailer park' enough?

Who is Dale Jr.?

 

[Kurn]

Most of my clothes are are very casual. They don't need dry cleaned. I do have a few shirts, slacks, and suits that do get dry cleaned. But I try not to wear them very often for environmental reasons with regular dry cleaning.

As for white trash....hmmmm....I can't think of anything. I don't think that anything that I do could be considered white trash. But I do wear a lot of t-shirts and jeans.

It seems like Metta could use some cultural-sensitivity training. Does anyone here know of a good program, maybe at a local Community College.
Or maybe there's a JUBber who would offer to tutor him.

 

[tx_doc]

Bologna and mayonnaise? Ewww, we're even.

Yes. Yes we are. We shall never speak of it again....

 

[looseliam]

I wash my socks, undies and undershirts. Everything else goes to the cleaners. I wear a lot of sweaters.

As for my inner white trash, it's the mac and cheese in my undies on the couch. I, too, use the wooden spoon.

I'm sure there's more. I'll ask my friends. I might not notice all the white trash things I do.

 

[number2]

I tried taco bell, and I once drank with some friends at a trailer park... thats about the most ive done

 

[teddy14]

I don't do white trash stuff... I have people to do that for me.

this is new mantra for life