Ladies and gentlemen, my mother, the dumbass.

>Has a box of brownie mix (REGULAR, not for weed)
>Hides in hamper of dirty clothes and forgets about it.
>Later on in the evening empties the hamper into the washer and runs it.
>Opens the washer when she's done, and cardboard is EVERYWHERE.
>Brownie powder mix inside is only wet/soapy around where the bag's seam is, but otherwise intact
>She thinks it's cocaine.

I cried so much from laughing so hard at this.

Why is she hiding it in the first place, and why the hell in the hamper of dirty clothes?

Why is she hiding it in the first place, and why the hell in the hamper of dirty clothes?

No clue, I was helping my grandmother with laundry most of today so I have no clue what went on in this house today.

Sooooooo

Your mom snorted a whole bag of brownie mix?

Sooooooo

Your mom snorted a whole bag of brownie mix?

No she ran brownie mix through the washing machine.

No she ran brownie mix through the washing machine.

Thats it?

Thats it?

How many times have you left an object in a hamper of dirty clothes, forgotten about it, and then later that night proceeded to wash the clothes in the hamper and not realize you'd washed that object until the cycle was over?

I thought it was funny.

Must have been some good ass brownies...

I'm guessing she didn't even bother separating her lights from her darks, right? I'm sure you'll notice a box of brownies if you actually separated your clothes. This is assuming you don't have separate hampers for both, and it honestly doesn't seem that way.

What a waste of brownies.

How many times have you left an object in a hamper of dirty clothes, forgotten about it, and then later that night proceeded to wash the clothes in the hamper and not realize you'd washed that object until the cycle was over?

Never. Cause im not a dumbass and put stuff that doesnt belong in the hamper to begin with.

Mostly just keys and money, but those have no problem being washed anyways.

ass brownies

Yup

I'm guessing she didn't even bother separating her lights from her darks, right? I'm sure you'll notice a box of brownies if you actually separated your clothes. This is assuming you don't have separate hampers for both, and it honestly doesn't seem that way.

I thought this too. Why?

Mostly just keys and money, but those have no problem being washed anyways.

Paper money? Unless it's Australian paper money. That's like plastic money.

I'm guessing she didn't even bother separating her lights from her darks, right? I'm sure you'll notice a box of brownies if you actually separated your clothes. This is assuming you don't have separate hampers for both, and it honestly doesn't seem that way.

Her clothes, so not my concern. ;]

Wait a second, shouldn't the washer have cleaned the brownies off the clothes?

Paper money? Unless it's Australian paper money. That's like plastic money.

Actually, US dollars don't have that much paper in them at all, and are perfectly fine being washed. It's mostly cotton, to remind us that this country was built on slaves.

Actually, US dollars don't have that much paper in them at all, and are perfectly fine being washed. It's mostly cotton, to remind us that this country was built on slaves.

That would be funny if it were the true reasoning why we use cotton.

If i remember correctly, I watched a segment on why our currency is the material it is. The narrator of the program said something along the lines of: there was a lot of trial and error to create a material that was rigid, didnt tear easily, and wouldnt disintegrate when wet. The current composition of the united states dollar bill is 25% linen and 75% cotton; red and blue synthetic fibers are distributed throughout the paper.