If you view a house that you want to buy or rent, and there's no dishwasher in its kitchen, is that a deal-breaker for you? ~

Here's one for you:

  Quick, hide him from Welby!

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Those infamous blonde moments get cha every time. 

  Don't get her all confused. 

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This is the same girl as in Alf's dishwasher picture.  Why are y'all bothering her?

  "Bothering" her?  We just try explaining things to her.  (It's tough getting anything through all that blond hair.)

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Yep.  Waste of time.  ;)

The bad part of never using it is that the rubber dries out and should you decide to use it, it might spring a leak or two.  Like you, I live alone, no family so I don't need one either.  Plus, I think a dishwasher ruins my paper plates.

  Believe me, it's even worse with used toilet paper.  The way the dishwasher tears it to pieces, I barely have enough left to hang a decent amount of it on the clothesline in my front yard. What must the neighbors be thinking; that I don't use toilet paper at all?  Ewww. 

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And tissues  You can hardly blow your nose in them after the dishwasher has made lint of them.

When I was growing up, I don't remember EVER having a dishwasher, or one that worked, except for mom after dinner.  We all did certain things out of habit.  Some people call them chores.  I call it living together and contributing to a clean and healthy environment.  After I moved out, I seemed to adopt the same habit of doing the dishes after dinner.  We both liked it because we both have cold hands a good amount of time.  Doing the dishes warms your hands and keeps a clean kitchen.  It was a win/win situation.  We both have dishwashers now but rarely use them.  We do when we have company. :) :)

  A "hat"?


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A "that" of course.--lol