You know that nostalgic Clorox commerical with the women all doing the laundry? The laundry room changes through the decades as they show great-grandma, then the grandmother, then the mother doing the laundry.
http://youtube.com/watch?v=TZeQUxSjHwU
Last night while DH and I were in bed this commercial came on.
"They all did the laundry....maybe even a man or two."
DH: Did they say "a man or two."
Me: Yes, "maybe even a man or two."
DH: "They couldn't have said that!"
Me: "That's exactly what they said."
DH: "The moms *did* a man or two?!"
Me: "You perve! They meant maybe a man or two did the laundry, aside from all those women who had to do it!" "They weren't talking about the women doing a man or two!"
DH: "Well I don't see how that statement could be taken any other way."
Me: (Turning over and rolling eyes in the dark), "That's how your mind works."
Wednesday, April 18, 2007
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I'm going to listen to that commercial to see if it really says that.
But that's exactly what they say...that's how it works - grammatically!
That is EXACTLY what they said. That is how I got to your blog. I wondered if I was the only one who realized what they said.
http://www.youtube.com/profile?user=AegNuddel
Told you so.
They all did the laundry - maybe even a man or two.
(Am I still pzt, or did I change it?)
I just resent the fact that they say women always do the laundry cuz nobody has done my laundry since I was 14!
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