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[shortxjdoug]

I learned from the best. My mom got a lawn rake for mother's day when I was 12.

that takes balls to give....props to dad


....the dyson changed that game. Now your a fantastic husband when you have, quite simply, given your wife a vacuum cleaner.


short"marketing psychology"xjdoug

 

[Fore Wheeler]

UV light might change that

That's funny.

I'm training a guy at work tonight and just had the conversation of sleeping at hotels and trying to not touch the sheets.

Some things are better if you don't think about them.

 

[altrocker1]

the sheets get bleached and changed daily (or at least they should be) the comforter is what you have to be careful of

 

[macgyvr]

I work third shift...

I can sleep anywhere at anytime...mattress or not...

Friday I slept for 30 mins at the doctors office in the waiting room in a chair...

mac 'sleep is precious already' gyvr

 

[macgyvr]

Didn't you buy it for her?

It is...I just didn't think she'd want to be driving much at this point...

Doc told us friday that the baby hasn't dropped and she's not dilated yet...

Apparently since I've just worked and slept the last three day she was ready to get out of the house...

mac 'she did get groceries' gyvr

 

[Rev Den]

I stay in hotels 4 nights a week, 50 weeks a year. I have used the UV light, the VAST majority of comforters, bedspreads, duvets, whatever, are clean.

Dirtiest thing in the room? The remote control.
#2 - The clock.

Nothing else is even close.

Rev

 

[terrehautian]

I love days like Saturday. Well, any time spent with Sarah is good. Waiting to hear from a friend if he will be at Badlands next Saturday, if so Sarah and I are driving his vehicle up and riding with him. Hopefully within the next month I can knock out the few issues keeping me from at least keeping it on the easy stuff there. I know his lifted JKU can go places my XJ can't and since she has never been off road, figured we would just ride with him (he may want me to drive for a short time though as he gets tired of driving at times).

 

[altrocker1]

stupid united airlines. my bag got lost yesterday...when we landed, i could see the plane for my connecting flight a few gates down. probably less that 100 feet. yet somehow an hour wasn't enough to get it there. not only that, but somehow it didn't make it onto any of the other planes that came in last night. i hate united...

 

[RedHeep]

That's funny.

I'm training a guy at work tonight and just had the conversation of sleeping at hotels and trying to not touch the sheets.

Some things are better if you don't think about them.

I've slept in some pretty lousy places.

Hotel room with a bed? Snuggle up!

 

[Jeepm@n]

Think I may start bringing the UV light I have for A/C leak checks to be safe. LOL

Rev I totally agree. Clorox wipes are always in my suitcase.

I use them on my work cell daily due to a recent incident where a coworker contracted TB and they claim he had picked it up working in a dental operatory that was not properly cleaned. He was gloved and had a face mask on but I bet he did not disinfect his tools or cell phone afterward.

 

[vt98xj]

I love having a $130/night limit on hotels when I am travelling. Last week I stayed at an Embassy Suites in Savannah, GA. It is nice having a suite with a couch and a mini-kitchen.

 

[seanR]

$130.00/night!
My boss limits me to $75.00.
Priceline is my friend.

 

[nick86]

My g/f used to do house keeping at the local hotel, they change sheets daily, but the comforter, you don't want to know.

 

[SAMSET]

My gf was born in 80. I'm young enough to take care of her.

nice





SAM'wheeler is winning'SET

 

[SAMSET]

I cant stand the way those comforters feel anyways.

they are always to stiff, now i know why




SAM'only sleep with the sheets'SET

 

[RedHeep]

I love having a $130/night limit on hotels when I am travelling. Last week I stayed at an Embassy Suites in Savannah, GA. It is nice having a suite with a couch and a mini-kitchen.

It's even better when you whip the military id out.

red 'why don't you lower that price a little' heep

 

[nick86]

It's even better when you whip the military id out.

red 'why don't you lower that price a little' heep

I don't condone this at all. While I have served for 9 years, I never tried to use that factor that I was in the military to (get a break in anything))

 

[RedHeep]

I don't condone this at all. While I have served for 9 years, I never tried to use that factor that I was in the military to (get a break in anything))

Maybe you should try it sometime. Save a little cash and buy a membership.

 

[Rev Den]

The amount you spend on a hotel does not affect how clean it is.

I have stayed in $200 / Night hotels that were not as clean as a $45 / night LaQuinta.

This is why I have my "normal" motels, and pretty much stick to them.

And I try everything I can to get a lower rate if I am paying, AAA, frequent stays, Clergy, Corp., anything.

Rev

 

[ExTankerGuy]

Nothing wrong with asking for a military discount. I still ask for the discount even though I'm retired now. A lot of places accept my "blue card."