its obviously not that at all

its just to protect the outside of delicate items from rougher fibres on other articles which could damage the appearance of the closthes and cause 'bobbling'.

A city shirt is a good example - people who wash it the wrong way round invariable lose letters on the back or the colour on the badge.

Posted By: Dave in France on September 29th 2005 at 16:16:14

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Domestic question. (General Chat) - The Tudster, Sep 29, 15:51:18
- So the wrinkles will be on the inside? (General Chat) - big_erics_shin, Sep 29, 16:03:06
  - maybe the delay was cos they wanked into your burger (General Chat) - Dave in France, Sep 29, 16:13:10
    - actually,I was being sarcastic (General Chat) - big_erics_shin, Sep 29, 16:22:02
      - i make a point of asking for a 'big mac sandwich' (General Chat) - Dave in France, Sep 29, 16:27:05
        
        Surely it's Le Big Mac for you Dave. What with the metric system and all that? (n/m) (General Chat) - The Tudster, Sep 29, 16:28:38
  - Agreed (General Chat) - HarryHelveg, Sep 29, 16:10:34
- If you have a name and number on the back of your footy shirt (General Chat) - DDiM, Sep 29, 15:55:57
  - True story?.. (General Chat) - Fierce Panda, Sep 29, 15:56:54
- So colours don't run innit... (General Chat) - Fierce Panda, Sep 29, 15:52:50
  - How does that stop the colour from running. Doesn't compute in my simpleton brain. (n/m) (General Chat) - The Tudster, Sep 29, 15:57:02
    - Less exposure to the soap and water and inside out, I guess... (General Chat) - Fierce Panda, Sep 29, 16:02:48
      - its obviously not that at all (General Chat) - Dave in France, Sep 29, 16:16:14
        
        Mine might be right too... (General Chat) - Fierce Panda, Sep 29, 16:17:43
      - So on that basis, I should wash my pants inside out, so the really dirty bits (General Chat) - The Tudster, Sep 29, 16:05:57
        
        lol (n/m) (General Chat) - pants, Sep 29, 16:10:43
        
        but as you've already turned them inside out yesterday it won't make much difference (n/m) (General Chat) - John in Texas, Sep 29, 16:09:39
        
        Sorry John. Didn't mean to wake you. (n/m) (General Chat) - The Tudster, Sep 29, 16:10:48
        
        With industrial sized rocks to really attack those crusty dried in scrape remnants (n/m) (General Chat) - Fierce Panda, Sep 29, 16:08:02
        
        We need a bird to get to the bottom of this. (n/m) (General Chat) - The Tudster, Sep 29, 16:08:59
        
        Sounds like they shouldn't be going near your bottom at the mo (n/m) (General Chat) - Fierce Panda, Sep 29, 16:09:44
        
        They're not. Bluberty. (n/m) (General Chat) - The Tudster, Sep 29, 16:11:48
        
        Do you think we've found the reason why? (n/m) (General Chat) - Fierce Panda, Sep 29, 16:16:38
        
        Could be. I did stink like a tramp by the time I got back yesterday. (n/m) (General Chat) - The Tudster, Sep 29, 16:22:13
- And also... (General Chat) - MSL, Sep 29, 15:52:41
  - Cos it's got a big whole at one end... (General Chat) - Fierce Panda, Sep 29, 15:53:39
    - A big whole? (n/m) (General Chat) - MSL, Sep 29, 15:54:46
      - You know what I mean... (General Chat) - Fierce Panda, Sep 29, 15:56:04
        
        I do. (General Chat) - MSL, Sep 29, 15:58:52

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