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How to fold a T-Shirt in seconds

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just watch the bouncy ball!

T-Shirt

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Cath wrote: just watch the bouncy ball!

T-Shirt

:laugh:

Love it!

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Cool! I didn't know that there were Japanese TV Show Clips. I basically understood what the guys were saying besides looking at the bouncing ball. Iikangae desu ne. (What a good idea).

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anybody else hang their t-shirts up.

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yup -- put the t-shirts on hangers, that's what I do.

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i don't do much folding, nor ironing of clothes.

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Ronald Kirsch wrote: i don't do much folding, nor ironing of clothes.

I don't iron clothes, I use a steamer instead. Faster and no creases.

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Emma Peel wrote:

Ronald Kirsch wrote: i don't do much folding, nor ironing of clothes.

I don't iron clothes, I use a steamer instead. Faster and no creases.

i'm male. many of my work shirts are drip dry.

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Only ever iron before an interview...

Snorri xxx

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I was impressed by the sound effects.

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I thought it was crap.:)

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I can't open it so i think it's crap too :nod:

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Missy Jem wrote: I can't open it so i think it's crap too :nod:

Your not missing anything Jem.

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Ronald Kirsch wrote: i don't do much folding, nor ironing of clothes.

Ah, the joys of still living at home. My clothes just magically appear, ironed, folded and everything. :)

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fold???

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