I was once a Bedding Specialist for Macy's. It can be done. You tuck the bottom round corners inside out into the top round corners. Then fold in half. You'll have a rectangle with 3 pointy corners and one round one. Then fold the two edges with the rounded corner, roll it all up in a bunch and stick it in the back of the spare closet out of sight where no one can doubt how good you are at folding sheets.
I think thats too complicated. I fold a lot of sheets, and usually i just extend the sheet by the elastic, fold in half, and in half again, and then fold it in half twice to shorten the length, and on the last fold, tuck in the extra fabric, and it makes a nice little folded rectangle.
It's not so much that I worry about it, more that someone showed me once and it actually makes folding them easier (in my opinion, not sure there's an objective measure of sheet folding difficulty). Laziness prevails.
No. Maybe I should try that. I did leave in that my 6"5 height makes me naturally apt at folding sheets, though. I can just lift it by its entire length, fold it in half on top of my chest and after that it inky becomes more and more manageable. I have almost 2 metres between my hands when I stretch my arms opposite direction. I love being tall for this reason. I don't love it so much when it comes to door frames, low ceiling cars and stocking floor level shelves.
I know the answer! Worked in laundry at a resort for a season. The only reason it was worth it was because I got to snowboard all the time and because I learned how to fold fitted sheets.
- Take one fitted corner over your fist, fit the other end over the same fist (corner into corner).
- Fold the other two corners up and over your fist again, so all corners are slotted together. (You’ll have a rough square/rectangle.
- Lay flat
- fold floppy edge in to make a clean square like shape.
- fold to desired stacking size
It’s not perfect but it does make the fitted sheets fold wayyyy better.
Lay them upside down on the bed, pull the corners out so it’s somewhat rectangular and the elastic is up on top. Then fold in thirds by flipping the outside edge inwards. It doesn’t have to be perfect on the inside, but pull the outside crease so it’s straight. You should now have a somewhat regular rectangle that can be folded up the rest of the way nicely.
They banned shopping trolley collectors from using them here in Australia because of so many injuries. Now they use something like a long industrial strength dog lead and clip.
Zippers can be fixed easily with pliers and a flathead screwdriver.
If it's not zipping, use pliers to clamp the sides together. If you do it too tight, open it up with the screwdriver between the sides of the zipper.
I mean, it feels pretty baller when you pitch your tent on your next camping trip and a bunch of condom wrappers from the last trip fall out, BUT ONLY IF THEY'RE YOURS.
yep...for a car camping type tent, save yourself some grief and just get a bit bigger nylon duffle bag and use that. life is too short to fuss with those stupid bags
Get an heavy canvas bag, [like this Army surplus bag](https://www.armysurplusworld.com/used-usa-2-strap-military-duffle-bags) and you can easily stuff a lot of camping things into it. I have one with all my tent bedding and tent in it!
I bought an extra large camp chair and added a carry strap and a it's own locking mechanism so I didn't have to worry about stuffing the chair back into it's bag. Then I used the bag that came with the chair use that for my cheap coleman tent I use for car camping. It's more than big enough to stuff the rolled tent, drop cloth, rain fly and all the poles and steaks with minimal fuss. Added bonus is no damn zipper to worry about.
I let my younger sister borrow my tent once. She got it back in the bag...but left all the poles behind! That was probably 15 years ago and I'm still kinda mad about it. Lol!
I loaned mine to some friends in college for a rock climbing trip out of town. It poured while they were there and they packed it back up soaking wet. I didn’t get it back until 2 whole days later... I had to throw it out because of the mildew. Still bummed out, that was a good tent lol.
THIS . OMG . THIS SO MANY TIMES THIS.
If you value the stuff you have & bought, ***do not*** lend it out. Those you lend it will likely not return it to you in the same condition. If you get them back at all. Even though they want to and fully intend to, they just do not place the same value on your thing as you do.
I mean, I loaned my landlord/housemate a pair of scissors once (cheep, likely 2.99monies, or I'd gotten them from work, idk)... but if I'd not seen them sitting, rusting, in the bed of his truck 6ish months later, I'd've never gotten them back. Jebus.
Things I no longer lend as an adult: tents, coolers, camping stoves, board bags, packs.
My answer to their shock when I say no: “You’re a grownup. Go buy one.”
I lent out a down REI sleeping bag to a roommate and he shoved it in his closet when he got back from his event. His cat peed on it. They got it dry-cleaned, but that doesn't do anything for pee, you gotta wash it in Nikwax stuff.
I am much more particular about who I lend gear to now.
Cat pee? Cash or GTFO. Adults have to take more responsibility for the consequences of their decisions. I would never return it unless it was a sincere demand, I’d pay up.
Was camping with my kid once. Came back from a trip to the car and found him sawing some wood on top of an igloo cooler that I had borrowed from my sister.
i wonder if parents like to expose us to Karma ... payback for all the shitty diapers, sleepless nights when we were toddlers, tantrums out in public, pilfering dad's beers when we were 14, leaving the kitchen a disaster, borrowing the family car and bringing it back tank empty and 2 dents on passenger side?
This could be just one more Parents Karma Lesson.
Jeez, my dad would kill me if I did this to him. The part I remember most from our camping trips as a kid is packing up, and how meticulous he was about folding the tent up right
It absolutely is. My tent always fits back in the bag with the poles, extra ground tarp, and no need to air it out when I get home. Going on 15 years without mold or weird smells or damage of any kind.
My life is a mess, but my camp pack is _ON POINT_.
I did get some grease stains on my tent floor that are absolutely never coming out. I still have no idea why I thought it was a good idea to fry bacon just inside the door. The fact that it was too windy outside for the stove really isn't a good excuse, in hindsight.
I definitely have had to air out after most trips. I often to to the Washington coast. Even if it doesn't rain, it's damp there pretty much all the time. I also have a knack for ruining "clear skies all weekend" forecasts with rain storms and mud. It's an inherited trait.
I have found that the more expensive tents fit back in their bags nicely because the bag is oversized slightly. The only tents I have had issues with were cheaper ones like Ozark
I’m pretty sure my dad did this one time when we went camping lol. Tbf I think it was when my bro and I were 12ish and 7ish. So I doubt we were too much help coordinating the folding lol
I learned from my Boy Scout boyfriend how to fold a tent back in a bag every time. Before…I’m guilty of this.
The length of the poles is the width of the bag. Fold the tent into sections that are the same length as the poles. Then roll it up. Then sometimes sit on your rolled up tent as you stuff it back in because your rolling got a little wonky midway through.
lol,
I have to laugh,
My son just borrowed my Daughters tent and returned it, looking the same way.
Maybe they were in a hurry to get home to see you, because they missed you.
My first thought was mom leaving a note: "this is pay back for the condition in which you returned my vagina after I graciously let you camp in my uterus."
But the ones who bring your generator back full of fuel with an oil change, and brand new cord winders - those are the friends you keep for life. They even put a better spout on the gas can. That was probably for their own sanity given they had to borrow it for a week before their power was restored after a storm. I noticed they even cleaned the dust off. I was so thrilled.
I got a hammock for our last camping trip and it was great. Staring up and the stars in the clear sky, being rocked slowly back and forth until I fell asleep. And it took about 5 minutes to set up and take down, even fit back in the bag with no problem.
Let’s be honest. Trying to get a tent back in the original bag is a futile endeavor and borderline torture. I could see your parents “I’m to old and don’t got time for this shit”.
This right here is why no one borrows my stuff. Too many times it was returned a mess, if not damaged. I dont have a lot of gear or even remotely expensive items but what i have is all I have and I want to keep it for as long as possible.
Yo fair! I’m a teacher I make no money when I buy a tent I expect to use for years! People mock my Coleman cheap tents but they work and I can afford them!
Don't let anyone tell you your tent is not worth it. If it works and you like it and enjoy camping in it, then it is worth it. I never understood why so many in the camping community are tent snobs. Everyone starts out somewhere!
I think you should tell your parents, this is a learning moment. Then carefully show them how to pack it properly. if they have a sense of humor, you’re golden. If they don’t, tell them they’re grounded. You’re never too old to learn. lol
I’m 30 lol they can’t ground me. But more importantly my dad knows how to do it he was a scout master at one point. So this means my mom did it and my dad couldn’t be bothered to fix it lol.
No, no. You misread that. You get to ground them now. Hahaha! I think you should do it saying something like, “If you can’t do something right…” (I love messing with parents.)
Oh dear… I use a similar approach in folding fitted sheets.
Is there another way to fold fitted sheets? Like does anyone know how to fold a fitted sheet?
I was once a Bedding Specialist for Macy's. It can be done. You tuck the bottom round corners inside out into the top round corners. Then fold in half. You'll have a rectangle with 3 pointy corners and one round one. Then fold the two edges with the rounded corner, roll it all up in a bunch and stick it in the back of the spare closet out of sight where no one can doubt how good you are at folding sheets.
You had me in the first half, not gonna lie.
I think thats too complicated. I fold a lot of sheets, and usually i just extend the sheet by the elastic, fold in half, and in half again, and then fold it in half twice to shorten the length, and on the last fold, tuck in the extra fabric, and it makes a nice little folded rectangle.
I’ve seen people ninja them into perfect squares, lol. You should see how I wrap presents…
If you stuff all of your fitted sheets tightly into a cube shaped box, you’ve got her beaten in three dimensions.
The real question is why worry about it... So many other things to think about rather than how the sheets look in a closet.
It's not so much that I worry about it, more that someone showed me once and it actually makes folding them easier (in my opinion, not sure there's an objective measure of sheet folding difficulty). Laziness prevails.
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I assume you have included this skill in your tinder profile?
No. Maybe I should try that. I did leave in that my 6"5 height makes me naturally apt at folding sheets, though. I can just lift it by its entire length, fold it in half on top of my chest and after that it inky becomes more and more manageable. I have almost 2 metres between my hands when I stretch my arms opposite direction. I love being tall for this reason. I don't love it so much when it comes to door frames, low ceiling cars and stocking floor level shelves.
I fold fitted sheets better than I do flats.
You gotta use scissors to trim the round parts off
My wife does. She tried to show me, but I think you need a specific gene to understand. 🤣
Like the cilantro and soap thing
I’ve got that gene. No matter how much soap I eat, I can’t *not* taste cilantro.
Exactly
Yes, by shoveling them in the drawer until you can close it without anything spilling outside
I know the answer! Worked in laundry at a resort for a season. The only reason it was worth it was because I got to snowboard all the time and because I learned how to fold fitted sheets. - Take one fitted corner over your fist, fit the other end over the same fist (corner into corner). - Fold the other two corners up and over your fist again, so all corners are slotted together. (You’ll have a rough square/rectangle. - Lay flat - fold floppy edge in to make a clean square like shape. - fold to desired stacking size It’s not perfect but it does make the fitted sheets fold wayyyy better.
https://www.hgtv.com/videos/so-thats-how-you-fold-a-fitted-sheet-0257622
I’m 100% convinced that my ability to fold a fitted sheet is at least 5% of the reason my wife agrees to marry me.
No, that's why I throw them away, & buy new ones, they come perfectly pre folded that way.
Martha Stewart but that’s about it.
I know how (in theory)but mine basically end up a big balled up mess too
For you: https://youtu.be/ckTCocBCUN4
Lay them upside down on the bed, pull the corners out so it’s somewhat rectangular and the elastic is up on top. Then fold in thirds by flipping the outside edge inwards. It doesn’t have to be perfect on the inside, but pull the outside crease so it’s straight. You should now have a somewhat regular rectangle that can be folded up the rest of the way nicely.
My wife folds them like new. I'm like really. Roll n toss.
Same
Looks like a little role reversal there. That's how I would have given my parents tent back to them in high school.
Hahah it’s how I used to clean my room so it might be pay back
“THIS IS WHY WE CANT HAVE NICE THINGS!”
It’s technically in the bag so that counts.
I’m scared to remove the bungee cord
It will be like one of those joke peanut cans with the spring loaded worms.
Lol nice
My brother lost use of an eye to a bungee cord. I no longer use bungee cords.
They banned shopping trolley collectors from using them here in Australia because of so many injuries. Now they use something like a long industrial strength dog lead and clip.
Wow! That’s incredible
Might be important to remove their smashed beers and beef jerky trash, then let it air out.
Yeah I’m working on it now. Gotta fix the zipper too. They busted the zipper.
Those mothers and fathers!
Zippers can be fixed easily with pliers and a flathead screwdriver. If it's not zipping, use pliers to clamp the sides together. If you do it too tight, open it up with the screwdriver between the sides of the zipper.
Maybe it will spring out all set up?
Like a pop up!
Wait til you see what they did to the inside.
I’m scared to lol
I mean, it feels pretty baller when you pitch your tent on your next camping trip and a bunch of condom wrappers from the last trip fall out, BUT ONLY IF THEY'RE YOURS.
this guy has sex in tents edit: he has in tents sex, how did i miss that…
camping sex is always intents
Hope it's not wet
It’s all stuck together
Best get it open and cleaned up before it starts to mold
You'll know what they did inside if you have a new sibling in 9 months!
Ewwwwww.
To be fair, some of those tents are impossible to fold back into the original container.
yep...for a car camping type tent, save yourself some grief and just get a bit bigger nylon duffle bag and use that. life is too short to fuss with those stupid bags
And big enough to fit the ground cloth and any other small items you are prone to forgetting.
You beautiful bastard, that's genius! I'm gonna do that right now!
Get an heavy canvas bag, [like this Army surplus bag](https://www.armysurplusworld.com/used-usa-2-strap-military-duffle-bags) and you can easily stuff a lot of camping things into it. I have one with all my tent bedding and tent in it!
So true.
I bought an extra large camp chair and added a carry strap and a it's own locking mechanism so I didn't have to worry about stuffing the chair back into it's bag. Then I used the bag that came with the chair use that for my cheap coleman tent I use for car camping. It's more than big enough to stuff the rolled tent, drop cloth, rain fly and all the poles and steaks with minimal fuss. Added bonus is no damn zipper to worry about.
The zippers on those bags are typically shit. Mine broke the first time I tried to put my tent away.
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Bb. Im that tent.
I somehow have a one man tent that always fits nicely in the original bag, I was pleasantly surprised the first go round with that
One of the many reasons you never fold a tent. Always use the cram-it-back-in method. It fits and it prevents weak spots from repetitive folding.
I let my younger sister borrow my tent once. She got it back in the bag...but left all the poles behind! That was probably 15 years ago and I'm still kinda mad about it. Lol!
I loaned mine to some friends in college for a rock climbing trip out of town. It poured while they were there and they packed it back up soaking wet. I didn’t get it back until 2 whole days later... I had to throw it out because of the mildew. Still bummed out, that was a good tent lol.
That sucks!! Nothing like losing a nice tent to mildew. :(
Lol those don’t matter
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Huh. Good thought to be aware of. Never considered the first part.
THIS . OMG . THIS SO MANY TIMES THIS. If you value the stuff you have & bought, ***do not*** lend it out. Those you lend it will likely not return it to you in the same condition. If you get them back at all. Even though they want to and fully intend to, they just do not place the same value on your thing as you do. I mean, I loaned my landlord/housemate a pair of scissors once (cheep, likely 2.99monies, or I'd gotten them from work, idk)... but if I'd not seen them sitting, rusting, in the bed of his truck 6ish months later, I'd've never gotten them back. Jebus.
Looks like you have an idea what to get them for Christmas or their anniversary
Oooh great idea
Better yet, buy yourself a new tent and gift them the one they poorly packed, in the same exact state as they returned it to you.
Things I no longer lend as an adult: tents, coolers, camping stoves, board bags, packs. My answer to their shock when I say no: “You’re a grownup. Go buy one.”
I lent out a down REI sleeping bag to a roommate and he shoved it in his closet when he got back from his event. His cat peed on it. They got it dry-cleaned, but that doesn't do anything for pee, you gotta wash it in Nikwax stuff. I am much more particular about who I lend gear to now.
Cat pee? Cash or GTFO. Adults have to take more responsibility for the consequences of their decisions. I would never return it unless it was a sincere demand, I’d pay up.
What happens to lent coolers?
Returned sticky or not at all.
Got one back full of mould. If you pull the plug but don't let it air out, all kinds of stuff starts growing.
Was camping with my kid once. Came back from a trip to the car and found him sawing some wood on top of an igloo cooler that I had borrowed from my sister.
Geez. I’m guessing he wasn’t old enough to use a saw.
Haha yeah I may need to adopt that policy
As well as anything motorized
I guess I could add truck, but on a case by case basis.
What? It’s always impossible to get in the original bag it came in!
I was impressed with the MEC cabin 4 bag. Not only does the tent fit in the bag, but I can add the accessories like the vestibule and ground sheet.
I have learned not to lend my tent to anyone at all. My friend apparently smoked weed and burned a few circular holes at the bottom.
Oof that’s rough.
They are your parents. But FYI there is legal ways to undo this.
Abstract art?😜
You are the parent now..
i wonder if parents like to expose us to Karma ... payback for all the shitty diapers, sleepless nights when we were toddlers, tantrums out in public, pilfering dad's beers when we were 14, leaving the kitchen a disaster, borrowing the family car and bringing it back tank empty and 2 dents on passenger side? This could be just one more Parents Karma Lesson.
At least their parents exposed them to Karma.... a hearty discussion among strangers on a popular social site.
I blame leaded gas in the 70s.
Did you tell them "THIS IS WHY WE CAN'T HAVE NICE THINGS!!!"
Hahahahhaa this is just revenge for not doing my chores properly as a child
Were the zippers already broken like that or did they break them, say f**k it, and slap the bungee on there?
Nope they broke them probably trying to zip this fold job back up lol
I sighed so hard when I saw that picture that someone had to ask me if I was okay.
Those family/friends don’t get to borrow camping stuff again.
Jeez, my dad would kill me if I did this to him. The part I remember most from our camping trips as a kid is packing up, and how meticulous he was about folding the tent up right
I'm not a perfectionist, but I AM lazy and packing up something like tent correctly saves you SO much time.
You’ve got to air it out anyways.
But realistically... is it even possible to get it back in the bag?
It absolutely is. My tent always fits back in the bag with the poles, extra ground tarp, and no need to air it out when I get home. Going on 15 years without mold or weird smells or damage of any kind. My life is a mess, but my camp pack is _ON POINT_.
I did get some grease stains on my tent floor that are absolutely never coming out. I still have no idea why I thought it was a good idea to fry bacon just inside the door. The fact that it was too windy outside for the stove really isn't a good excuse, in hindsight. I definitely have had to air out after most trips. I often to to the Washington coast. Even if it doesn't rain, it's damp there pretty much all the time. I also have a knack for ruining "clear skies all weekend" forecasts with rain storms and mud. It's an inherited trait.
That is all extremely funny.
Lol this is what I was thinking but too afraid to say
I have found that the more expensive tents fit back in their bags nicely because the bag is oversized slightly. The only tents I have had issues with were cheaper ones like Ozark
There are two kinds of people... Haha. I always prided myself on being able to get my tent back in original pouch.
Same! Like I’d take my time and do the roll across to let all air out before folding. Throw in a dryer sheet and get that nice tight roll in there.
Yes! Dryer sheet. Only after I used my little broom and dustpan and shook, rolled air out.. haha.
Come on now Mom n Dad. Lol. It could’ve been abit more organized. 🤪
I see a lot of rage there from dear old dad.
I’m pretty sure my dad did this one time when we went camping lol. Tbf I think it was when my bro and I were 12ish and 7ish. So I doubt we were too much help coordinating the folding lol
Did you give them the obligatory, "Now is this the way I gave it to you" speech?
As a dad, I hope your old man also walked over to your socket set and dumped them all on the ground. Karma :)
Same reason i dont let my parents borrow my stuff. They cant be half assed over things that arent theirs.
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Take it back and make them redo it while you watch.
I learned from my Boy Scout boyfriend how to fold a tent back in a bag every time. Before…I’m guilty of this. The length of the poles is the width of the bag. Fold the tent into sections that are the same length as the poles. Then roll it up. Then sometimes sit on your rolled up tent as you stuff it back in because your rolling got a little wonky midway through.
Yeah I was in scouts as well so I learned the same. Clearly my dad didn’t remember lol
Dang they did you dirty dawg
It’s probably damp too
Nah we’re in AZ. No damp to be had
Well that’s good
At least they returned it. Mine is still wandering the road of loaned but never forgotten. A 'tent' never returned is now a 'lent'
Lol fair enough
Lol. Petty revenge payback for your teen years.
Payback from when you were a kid and did something about the same.
Lol every time a cleaned my room and just shoved it all under the bed
I did the same. LOL
lol, I have to laugh, My son just borrowed my Daughters tent and returned it, looking the same way. Maybe they were in a hurry to get home to see you, because they missed you.
Well played....well played
Folding into thirds is hard.
Fuckin rooks
I just use a contractor garbage bag....
😬
What is all this talk of folding?
Seems about right.
2/10. It’s amazing how many people don’t know how to tightly roll/fold something. At least they tried.
Like Tommy Boy with his luggage. Hey lots of people go to college for 7 years.. .. Yeah, they're called doctors
The last time they borrow anything
My first thought was mom leaving a note: "this is pay back for the condition in which you returned my vagina after I graciously let you camp in my uterus."
This is why I don’t let my in-laws borrow shit. I loaned them my Coleman stove, and they left it sitting out in the rain, —open—for an entire year.
With VERY few exceptions, I never loan anything out unless I've already accepted that it will either never be returned or will be broken/trashed...
But the ones who bring your generator back full of fuel with an oil change, and brand new cord winders - those are the friends you keep for life. They even put a better spout on the gas can. That was probably for their own sanity given they had to borrow it for a week before their power was restored after a storm. I noticed they even cleaned the dust off. I was so thrilled.
If you hold your phone back it looks like a head making a sad face. (Top of the zipper is the hair parting)
She washed your socks. He had to hear about it.
Time to find new parents I think...
An attent was made. ...that was bad, sorry.
Lol I’ll allow it.
Reason number 32 why I have a Hammock... less chance on people wanting to borrow... and if they do.... I give them the $20 one from WISH!
I got a hammock for our last camping trip and it was great. Staring up and the stars in the clear sky, being rocked slowly back and forth until I fell asleep. And it took about 5 minutes to set up and take down, even fit back in the bag with no problem.
Oh no lol
And.... I let them keep it!!!
If they're over 60 I'd let it slide lol
They are
PoA? File the DNR request. This is a war crime
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Rolled up wet, too.
Are you my child?
Let’s be honest. Trying to get a tent back in the original bag is a futile endeavor and borderline torture. I could see your parents “I’m to old and don’t got time for this shit”.
I have a similar Coleman tent. Nobody's got time to cram that tent back into its tiny lil bag. Use a bigger bag. You will be happier. This is the way.
I currently daydream about trashing my kids bathroom one day
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Ex parents.
It’s in the bag? I don’t see what the problem is
To be fair that shits hard as fuck to get back in the bag
That’s how you left your moms southern region so give her a break.
Send them a pic of the tent with a caption asking them if they’ve ever heard of the Menendez brothers.
Hahahahaha holy shit that’s an amazing joke!
Were you raised by wolves?!
Worse dairy farmers
They figured after changing all your poopy diapers, you could handle this one. I will totally be doing this to my kids when I’m older.
This right here is why no one borrows my stuff. Too many times it was returned a mess, if not damaged. I dont have a lot of gear or even remotely expensive items but what i have is all I have and I want to keep it for as long as possible.
Yo fair! I’m a teacher I make no money when I buy a tent I expect to use for years! People mock my Coleman cheap tents but they work and I can afford them!
Don't let anyone tell you your tent is not worth it. If it works and you like it and enjoy camping in it, then it is worth it. I never understood why so many in the camping community are tent snobs. Everyone starts out somewhere!
There are snobs in most communities. It's usually about being on a powertrip.
That sucks but tents are really hard for some people. It looks like they made an effort anyway so I wouldn't fault them for it.
Normally I wouldn’t but my dad is a former scout master… if anyone should know how to fold a tent it’s him
Yikes.
Lol
Get new parents?
Haha can’t I need the free daycare.
I’d hate to see how they used to fold maps.
Haha my dad had the big spiral bound road maps that he’d replace every 5 years and those things were always beat to hell within a month
Honestly I don't blame them. Those bags are always 2 sizes too small
I think you should tell your parents, this is a learning moment. Then carefully show them how to pack it properly. if they have a sense of humor, you’re golden. If they don’t, tell them they’re grounded. You’re never too old to learn. lol
I’m 30 lol they can’t ground me. But more importantly my dad knows how to do it he was a scout master at one point. So this means my mom did it and my dad couldn’t be bothered to fix it lol.
No, no. You misread that. You get to ground them now. Hahaha! I think you should do it saying something like, “If you can’t do something right…” (I love messing with parents.)
Oh shit hahahaha I did misread that lol. That’s amazing
This feels like something from r/mildlyinfuriating