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This will be a quickie.
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Because there’s only one correct answer to this… and that is number 2.
(My husband is a number 1, and if I had known that before I married him I might have had second thoughts.)
Discuss.
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Let’s play.
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This will be a quickie.
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Because there’s only one correct answer to this… and that is number 2.
(My husband is a number 1, and if I had known that before I married him I might have had second thoughts.)
Discuss.
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River's world..... 
Folded in thirds, just like in boot camp. That was 44 years ago and that’s still how I do it. Forty. Four. Years. Holy Moses.
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So you’re a number two as well. Good man.
My husband went to boot camp, so how is he still a number one?
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I have no Idea. I have always thought even an average Marine would be more squared away than that.
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He’s firmly team one. I blame his mother… that influence was clearly stronger than his D.I. And that’s saying something.
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You’ve made your bed & now you’ll have to lie in it. 😉 Ps – definitely #2, which is why only I am allowed to fold the towels in my home. lol
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If on the rare, and I mean VERY rare, occasion my husband folds laundry? He puts his awful #1’s on top of my #2’s…. and that simply will not do.
I have to refold them all.
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#3 Snooks has a barbers hutch with pigeon holes for the rolled towels
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If you have the corresponding furniture… I suppose that is acceptable.
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I used to do 1, but now I do 3.
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I may have to unfriend you now.
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Wow. Hurty.
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I won’t enjoy it. But still…
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There is no discussion: you are right.
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Thank you for recognizing that.
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Marry in Haste . . . Repent at Leisure. 😀
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It’s a small price to pay.
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Yep, tri-fold, my grandfather was in the Army and said this was how he was shown and the proper way to fold a towel.
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Amen.
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Before I was married, living on my own, towels never got folded — they got put back on the towel rack immediately they came out of the laundry. Who knew you needed more than one hand towel and one bath towel. (Okay, I did own two of each, in case of emergencies, but the others stayed on a closet shelf, unfolded, for if I had company.) The woman I married taught me style 2, she had enough towels to make do for the Marine Corps. After the divorce I went back to the bachelor method. Now, with Gail, she prefered style 1, until her shoulders got too useless to reach above her shoulders. With me back in control, towels do not get folded anymore. But they do get bunched up, sometimes. I love the carefree approach to life.
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I’m way too OCD for that hippie dippie form of housekeeping.
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And when I married my still single, never been married at age 36, husband? He owned two beach towels. Truth!
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I told you we have lots in common etween you and he and she and I. I just never thought it would be towels.
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Are you Barbarians!??? My towels get bunched up and thrown on the floor, like God intended
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I. Can’t. Even….
😱
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Team Two. It’s not rocket science 🙄
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It’s not, and yet the other ways still exist….
🥴
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#4. Toss ’em in a heap on the floor.
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Nooooo!
😠
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Haha! Not really. I’m a 1, Tara’s a 2. But she does all the laundry, so our towels always end up looking like 2.
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As they should.
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I believe I am somewhere between 1 and 3 but definitely not #2 or Floor Team
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Between 1 and 3? That would be a square roll….
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Team Two all the way! Also indoctrinated by the military.
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My husband seems to be the only military man who didn’t get the towel memo.
🥴
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Based on the coaching info provided here, I’ll take #2. I love guessing correctly. 😂
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Good answer. Even if it isn’t sincere…
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All of tye above, plus 4 – just shoved whetever there’s space. And 5 – in the huge pile of laundry that “needs to be put away” but has just been growing, for months.
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The thought of that makes me twitch.. even from here.
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My house is a DISASTER!! Combo of years being sick/weak, having to stop caring, and not resuming care before my knees and back made me weak again.
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I’m sorry. Chronic pain makes everyday life so difficult.
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It sooo totally sucks ass! Sitting around, I forget how bad it is! But new insurance kicked in today so I’m going to look for a back specialist. Right now, Iget maybe 5 min of standing before my back starts getting mad.
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That’s awful. I’ve got a bad knee that’s really screwed with my mobility, but back trouble is the worst.
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I had NO idea till the back happened. It sure put the knees in a different perspective!
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My question is why is that the ONLY way ?
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The only right way…
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My wife agrees
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Number 2 is definitely more aesthetically pleasing than number 1, but we use number 3 for space purposes in this house.
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If I had to pick an alternate, that would be it.
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