By zynga, she might just wanna use some farm cash and rejuvenate him.
Because it literally makes no sense otherwise. Compare:
“You get grossed out by washing a poopy baby in the kitchen sink, but you’d use a dish sponge to wipe up dog vomit on the floor.”
“You get grossed out by washing a poopy baby in the kitchen sink, but you’d use a cleaning sponge to wipe up dog vomit on the floor.”
“You get grossed out by washing a poopy baby in the kitchen sink, but you’d use paper towels to wipe up dog vomit on the floor.”
Those are three very different things, and only the first one would make any sense as a reponse, because the gross-out factor of washing the feces off the baby in the sink is that after that, you will clean the sink and then continue to use it in food preparation and to clean dishes you eat off of.
You know, my dog would almost certainly prefer your grandson’s lunch to her dog food. Perhaps they could arrange a mutually beneficial trade? How does he feel about Science Diet: Mature Adult?
I’m having a Sims 2 flashback: No need to interrupt your busy sims to get the toddler yet another bottle out of the fridge which will soon spoil and spawn roaches. Just fill a dog bowl every couple of days.
But even these heartless sims hung on to the infants and toddlers they were bathing!
My dad prefers margarine on his toast. The rest of us use butter. Well, he’s a sucker for letting the cats do whatever they want, and Luci and Annie LOVE margarine as well as butter. He gives them a little in the morning, but he also lets them eat it out of the tub. (No, tub of margarine is his alone – if my mom needs any for cooking, she uses a different brand) Ugh!
So you use Comet. That stuff’s hardcore.
Man, they must really like it if they’re willing to eat it out of the tub. At least he doesn’t leave them alone in the tub while he’s playing Farmville. That would be bad.
Won’t someone think of the cats?
Woulda been a good time to teach the boy discipline - balance a milk bone on his nose, don’t let him eat it until you say “go!”
I don’t know about you but we use the counter in food preparation and the dishwasher to clean dishes we eat off of.
Committing raaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaappppppppe!
I think I’d pay money to see that.
Yeah, and? My point isn’t about the ability to sterilize the sink: it’s about grossout factor, which has nothing to do with sterilization, and how it literally only makes sense to compare a similar grossout scenario.
This is not about what’s sensible. This is about certain people’s gut reactions to things.
You don’t ever collect dirty dishes in the sink? You don’t have any large items that can’t fit in the dishwasher? You don’t ever soak things with baked-on bits? You don’t clean fruits or vegetables in the sink? You don’t drain pasta, rinse rice, etc.? What on earth do you even have a kitchen sink for?
(F) A sequel to “The Cook, the Thief, His Wife & Her Lover”
Just came to mention that I was watching Nancy Grace go on and on about this case. One of her commentators was trying to explain the Facebook game to her and she kept interrupting him to scream about how it wasn’t even real and Facebook was just a waste of time sucking away people’s lives. She then went to commercial with a prominent bumper reading “Check out Nancy Grace on Facebook.”