Well, I think it’s silly fun with no hidden agenda. Mine was “hanging in the kitchen closet”. Made me giggle.
My mom’s would be “I like it tucked under my seat in the car.” Much funnier than mine would be…
Well, it was “I like it on the dining room chair.” Yeah, I know it sounds innocent enough now, but reading it last night, and knowing who posted it, I was speechless.
I log into Facebook about once a month and was in no way familiar with any of this tomfoolery, or shenanigans even.
I got that prompt from one of my FB friends but didn’t oblige. Mine would actually be something like “Wherever is most convenient” or “the first open space I see when I walk in the door”.
Much as I hate playing along with this sort of thing, I changed my status to “I like it over my wife’s shoulders”.
I saw two today “I like it on the kitchen table”. Ew, no. After you’ve sat your purse down on the dirty floor in a dozen places? Please don’t.
I wil freely inform anyone who asks about the colour of my underwear.
I suggest switching to biological washing powder. :dubious:
That explains it. I was reading my news feed today and first, there was a status from the Colbert Report with a show clipd called “Americans’ Sexual Habits.” The next item was a friend’s status that said “I like it on my desk or kitchen table.” I thought that was a little too on the nose.
The guys in my list are starting to put pretty funny stuff for their statuses now.
A freind of mine posted , I like it on the floor. Not getting the idea that this is the latest incarnation of the what color is your bra thing, I posted
So you were eating crackers
Caught her off guard and she replied about the purse thing, until someone mentioned it was supposed to be secret and she deleted that reply.
Declan
I’ve deleted four messages from friends about this already. And changed my status to “I like it without stupid Facebook memes.”
But when you discover that your 16-year-old daughter has “I like it on the floor” as her Facebook status, it doesn’t seem quite so charming.
I feel bad for the men with breast cancer. Nobody is ever aware of them after all these breast cancer awareness campaigns.
This is probably a joke that I’m not getting. What would biological washing powder do for me?
Knowing this makes my world just a little bit sadder…
This didn’t help. 
I don’t have any purses. But I have sporrans. If I were to answer the question based on them, it would be “in the box with my dirks and daggers.”
How about the color of your purse and the whereabouts of your underwear?
As a friend of mine likes to say, screw awareness - find a damn cure!
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How about the color of your purse and the whereabouts of your underwear?
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Dark, dark grey; in the hamper.