Apartment building laundry ettiquite! Resolution necessary!

[dtbog]

Hey all -

So, here's the situation. I'd like a ruling -- you guys are better than Ann Landers any day.

I live in an apartment building in which there are seven separate apartments (it's actually an old house), and there is one washer and one dryer in the basement.

I put my clothes in the washer, which is set to finish at 5:30. I come down at 5:32 and my clothes are neatly stacked in a pile on a dirty couch next to the washing machine, and a very quiet Asian girl unapologetically looks at me and asks that I move the rest of my clothes. (couldn't she at least have put them in the dryer??) I oblige, putting my clothes in the dryer and starting the cycle.

Now wash cycles take 30 minutes, and dry cycles take 1 hour. When I come down an hour later (pretty much to the minute), my wet clothes are on the couch, and her dry cycle says '45 minutes remaining.'

Obviously, if she stopped my dryer in the middle of a cycle, took my clothes out, and put her clothes in, she's a bitch. That doesn't need debate.

My question, therefore, is this -- if my dry cycle had finished, but was for some reason ineffective in this old dryer and left my clothes still damp...

[Patrick del Poker Grande]

pooper time

[Dynasty]

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This is a strange topic to come up so often.

[Patrick del Poker Grande]

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Well, what do you know? This is OOT. Anyway, for a serious answer, this chick is despicable. There's not one thing I hated more when I was living in an apartment/dorm than some bitch messing with my laundry. If it's been a while and I've been delinquent, then that's one thing. If that's the case, then throw my [censored] in the dryer or if it's done in the dryer, then put it on top if it's dry (a lot of women will fold the clothes in this case, but that's certainly not expected). Any actions within 5 minutes of the cycle finishing other than transferring clothes from the washer to the dryer are criminal.

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This is a strange topic to come up so often.
Well, what do you know? This is OOT. Anyway, for a serious answer, this chick is despicable. There's not one thing I hated more when I was living in an apartment/dorm than some bitch messing with my laundry. If it's been a while and I've been delinquent, then that's one thing. If that's the case, then throw my [censored] in the dryer or if it's done in the dryer, then put it on top if it's dry (a lot of women will fold the clothes in this case, but that's certainly not expected). Any actions within 5 minutes of the cycle finishing other than transferring clothes from the washer to the dryer are criminal.

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You are way off base. I had to deal with this [censored] during my first two years of college, living in the dorms. If your laundry is done, and you've left it and don't come back within 5 minutes of it finishing, then you forfeit your right to use the washer/dryer until she has finishes hers. I'm going to take your clothes out and put them on top. I don't care if they're done or not. IF you had been there when the cycle finished(or very soon after), THEN you would have the right to run it through again. But otherwise no.

As someone else said, the world does not revolve around you. You epitomize the me-me-me SUV culture that we find ourselves in today.

[Patrick del Poker Grande]

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This is a strange topic to come up so often.
Well, what do you know? This is OOT. Anyway, for a serious answer, this chick is despicable. There's not one thing I hated more when I was living in an apartment/dorm than some bitch messing with my laundry. If it's been a while and I've been delinquent, then that's one thing. If that's the case, then throw my [censored] in the dryer or if it's done in the dryer, then put it on top if it's dry (a lot of women will fold the clothes in this case, but that's certainly not expected). Any actions within 5 minutes of the cycle finishing other than transferring clothes from the washer to the dryer are criminal.

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You are way off base. I had to deal with this [censored] during my first two years of college, living in the dorms. If your laundry is done, and you've left it and don't come back within 5 minutes of it finishing, then you forfeit your right to use the washer/dryer until she has finishes hers. I'm going to take your clothes out and put them on top. I don't care if they're done or not. IF you had been there when the cycle finished(or very soon after), THEN you would have the right to run it through again. But otherwise no.

As someone else said, the world does not revolve around you. You epitomize the me-me-me SUV culture that we find ourselves in today.

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You just summarized exactly what I said, assbag. Also, I am very much not the SUV me-me-me culture. You epitomize the illiterate idiot bigmouth troll culture that we find ourselves knee-deep in today.

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You are way off base. I had to deal with this [censored] during my first two years of college, living in the dorms. If your laundry is done, and you've left it and don't come back within 5 minutes of it finishing, then you forfeit your right to use the washer/dryer until she has finishes hers. I'm going to take your clothes out and put them on top. I don't care if they're done or not. IF you had been there when the cycle finished(or very soon after), THEN you would have the right to run it through again. But otherwise no.

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Did you not read the part where she took his clothes out 15 minutes before his dryer cycle was done? Dryer cycle is an hour. He came back in an hour. Hers cycle had 45 mins left => she took his out 15 mins early.

[dtbog]

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She had a lot of clothes, man. They're not all fitting up there.

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[bronzepiglet]

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She had a lot of clothes, man. They're not all fitting up there.

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I thought this was a hilarious post, BTW. I'm surprised it didn't get any explicit laughs.

[Gallopin Gael]

Light her's on fire.

That'll learn her.