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I you were to save all the lint from the catcher in your clothes dryer, roll it into a little ball, wash it, then put it in your dryer . . . would it disappear?

Originally posted by Devalion


Pretty trippy, ey?

Indeed.....surely it would just collect up again if you put it in the dryer.....unless it disappears in the wash?

Originally posted by Devalion
Indeed.....surely it would just collect up again if you put it in the dryer.....unless it disappears in the wash?

Hmmm. I think maybe this thread should be moved to the Philosophy Forum. In fact . . . . Hey Storm, could you move this thread? Please?

Originally posted by -Tired Hiker-
I you were to save all the lint from the catcher in your clothes dryer, roll it into a little ball, wash it, then put it in your dryer . . . would it disappear? that is some funny sh*t

Originally posted by -Tired Hiker-
I you were to save all the lint from the catcher in your clothes dryer, roll it into a little ball, wash it, then put it in your dryer . . . would it disappear? It's like the cat on the buttered side of a piece of bread;it doesn't work. I have tried them both. It's a good idea, but just doesn't work.

Originally posted by vraya the great
It's like the cat on the buttered side of a piece of bread;it doesn't work. I have tried them both. It's a good idea, but just doesn't work.

I'm sorry, but a cat on a piece of bread, what the who???

Originally posted by -Tired Hiker-
I you were to save all the lint from the catcher in your clothes dryer, roll it into a little ball, wash it, then put it in your dryer . . . would it disappear? Not if you use soap.

interesting, Ill ask my girls what they think will happen.

you know whats a good thing to do with your lint is put it out side near bushes and trees... birds will use it when building there nest. Helps to keep them warmer and you are recycling!

Originally posted by Shelbert Lemon
interesting, Ill ask my girls what they think will happen.

you know whats a good thing to do with your lint is put it out side near bushes and trees... birds will use it when building there nest. Helps to keep them warmer and you are recycling!

I did that once, and this group of birds built a nest that looked like my old sweater.

Originally posted by -Tired Hiker-
I did that once, and this group of birds built a nest that looked like my old sweater. My sweater.

Originally posted by lord xyz
My sweater.

Root beer.

Originally posted by -Tired Hiker-
I did that once, and this group of birds built a nest that looked like my old sweater. then the baby birds stayed warm in style?

you know they do that with hair too if you clean your brush outside. ... so they could have a nest with your hair in it.

Originally posted by -Tired Hiker-
Root beer. I've never had that, is it nice?

Originally posted by Shelbert Lemon
then the baby birds stayed warm in style?

you know they do that with hair too if you clean your brush outside. ... so they could have a nest with your hair in it.

Shelbert Lemon, if you tell me that you also dump your trash out the window so the cats can build forts, I'm going to pee myself.

Originally posted by -Tired Hiker-
Shelbert Lemon, if you tell me that you also dump your trash out the window so the cats can build forts, I'm going to pee myself. biodegradable materials only

Like somerfield shopping bags?

ummm... yes?

Don't worry its the English in me coming out now.....How spiffing!

Originally posted by -Tired Hiker-
Pretty trippy, ey?

I'll say. crazy

The lint probably would disappear, though.

Lint is the fastest matter known to man!

I just cleant a bunch of lint out of the exhast fan in my bathroom.

They should make The Enterprise able to travel at lint-speed!

Originally posted by -Tired Hiker-
I you were to save all the lint from the catcher in your clothes dryer, roll it into a little ball, wash it, then put it in your dryer . . . would it disappear?

My proposition...


experiment!

We could always just put some new member in the washer and see how long he lives?

It's not related at all to this thread, but it be funny.

Indeed, but there are so many to choose from!

Originally posted by -Tired Hiker-
Shelbert Lemon, if you tell me that you also dump your trash out the window so the cats can build forts, I'm going to pee myself.

Cats building forts?

I'm pretty sure that I'd like to see that!

If you probably put a decorator crab in the dryer, the lint would vanish and the crab would still be there all dressed in lint.