Oops...
Today I put on a pair of jeans that I had just washed, stuck my hand in the back pocket and pulled out this:
My unused bus ticket. BOO.
In Italy, bus tickets have to be validated when you get on the bus by putting them in a little machine to get stamped, like GO bus or GO train tickets.
Do you think my nice, clean bus ticket will still work? If it does, then I guess this will be the one and only time I will be thankful that Italy doesn't have dryers.
My unused bus ticket. BOO.
In Italy, bus tickets have to be validated when you get on the bus by putting them in a little machine to get stamped, like GO bus or GO train tickets.
Do you think my nice, clean bus ticket will still work? If it does, then I guess this will be the one and only time I will be thankful that Italy doesn't have dryers.
posted by Going Somewhere @ 11:02 am
8 Comments:
At 11:11 am, October 30, 2005,
Dusty said…
What is the worst thing you have washed in your back pocket?
At 5:44 pm, October 30, 2005,
Anonymous said…
didn't your mom teach you, you're supposed to check your pockets BEFORE you put your clothes in the wash;)
At 9:28 pm, October 30, 2005,
Just Say No said…
It's just paper, of course it will work!
At 8:07 am, October 31, 2005,
Anonymous said…
Yes...you always EMPTY your pockets when you take off jeans!!
Double checking before laundry is good to do too... might find $$$
You really don't want to wash those nasty kleenex!!
An episode of kleenex with gum in the wash/dryer... yikes!
At 10:31 am, October 31, 2005,
Going Somewhere said…
I know I should check my pockets, but I don't make a habit of using them, so there is usually nothing in them. Jeez!
At 3:30 pm, October 31, 2005,
New Homeowner said…
There is nothing worse than washing kleenex.
At 1:41 am, November 01, 2005,
Anonymous said…
hate to sound like a mom here, but...sounds like mom knows what she's talking about. live and learn before things turn nasty. ewwwwwwwww.
At 11:09 pm, November 01, 2005,
Ramon said…
question... I met some italian cats here that claim italy has a no-smoking policy in all bars and restaurants. But, then she said some places have "smoking sections."
Is there some language barrier issues going on here or do they really have a ban on smoking. If so, I picked the wrong damn country (france)!
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