And I thought I was tough....
- Thread starter Gary O'
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StarSong
Awkward is my Superpower
- Location
- Los Angeles Suburbs
Oh my....
Gaer
"Angel whisperer"
- Location
- New Mexico U.S.A.
hahahahaha!
Pappy
Living the Dream
Someone out there probably dumb enough to try this. Same people that need to be warned...donât put the plastic bag over your head..
Aneeda72
Well-known Member
Oh, gosh, got to go take the plastic bag off my husbandâs head. Who knew? Hmm, but can I still leave him tied up?
Does he usually run for it?Oh, gosh, got to go take the plastic bag off my husbandâs head. Who knew? Hmm, but can I still leave him tied up?
You know ... I canât figure this out. HELP
where are the rules and the instruction book?
Aneeda72
Well-known Member
Nope, heâs too heavy.
Aneeda72
Well-known Member
Itâs like, will you get your butt out of that chair and do some work or Iâm going to tie you to it. And Bobâs your uncle, there he sits.You know ... I canât figure this out. HELP
Sassycakes
SF VIP
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- Pennsylvania
How S.O.S. Pads got their name
This product still did not have a name. Somehow, the name 'Steel Wool Dipped in Soap Cleaning Pads' was not chosen, though most obvious.
Enter Mrs.Edwin Cox with a solution. She had called them S.O.S pads in her kitchen, meaning "Save Our Saucepans", and the rest is cleaning history.
This product still did not have a name. Somehow, the name 'Steel Wool Dipped in Soap Cleaning Pads' was not chosen, though most obvious.
Enter Mrs.Edwin Cox with a solution. She had called them S.O.S pads in her kitchen, meaning "Save Our Saucepans", and the rest is cleaning history.
grahamg
Old codger
- Location
- South of Manchester, UK
Ironic really as they ruin your best pans surface, and my mom wouldna use em cos a this!
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peramangkelder
Well-known Member
- Location
- Fleurieu Peninsula South Australia
fuzzybuddy
SF VIP
- Location
- The Sticks, Northeast PA.
Pappy, that is the first thing I thought when I read this thread. Some idiot is going to use this as a tampon. You can almost see the headlines about a woman suing the company.
StarSong
Awkward is my Superpower
- Location
- Los Angeles Suburbs
No woman in her right mind - or even not in her right mind - would use an SOS pad as a tampon. If she's smart enough to read the word tampon, she's smart enough to know that isn't one.
Those sunshades you put on the inside of your windshield also have a warning: "Do not drive with the sunshade in place."
How 'bout the sign on the entrance doors to some businesses: "These doors to remain unlocked during business hours."
I can imagine the conversation before that sign was put up: "Ya know, Vern, we've been open all day & ain't had a single customer."
How 'bout the sign on the entrance doors to some businesses: "These doors to remain unlocked during business hours."
I can imagine the conversation before that sign was put up: "Ya know, Vern, we've been open all day & ain't had a single customer."
peramangkelder
Well-known Member
- Location
- Fleurieu Peninsula South Australia
In Australia we call them 'steel wool'
CinnamonSugar
A Quiet American
A translation app is no help either... I typed in âtampons savonneuxâ under French and pressed translate... I got âsoapy pumpsâ 
