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@Bones McCoy I’ll try to beat those with this one. I grew up with this woman’s book. I had an NDE in January 1994 after the military and was introduced to a BOL just long enough to know that they are real. And like she said it is pretty peaceful. And like her I don’t really talk about it either due to alienations of others.
 
I told Google what I thought.......(Jokingly..of course)

Me: My clothes dryer is a time machine.


AI Reply:
AI Overview


If your clothes dryer is a time machine, it means that when you put clothes in to dry, instead of just drying them, the dryer unexpectedly transports you or the clothes to a different point in time, essentially acting like a time travel device; a fantastical idea with no basis in reality, often used in fiction.

Me: EXACTLY!


Why this is not possible:

Me: "Huh?!"
  • Scientific limitations:
    Time travel is currently considered a theoretical concept with no proven method to achieve it in the real world.
  • Basic appliance function:
    A clothes dryer operates solely on the principles of heat and air circulation to dry clothes, with no known mechanism to manipulate time.




Generative AI is experimental. (No kidding!) ;)
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Me: Then, if My clothes dryer isn't a time machine, where do my missing socks go?


AI reply:
AI Overview

If your clothes dryer isn't a time machine, missing socks most likely get trapped in small spaces within the washing machine or dryer itself, like behind the drum, in the lint trap, or between the door seal, essentially getting "lost" during the laundry process; they can also fall behind or under the appliances in the laundry room while transferring clothes.

Key points about missing socks:
  • Washing machine crevices:
    Socks can easily slip into the small spaces between the washing machine drum and the outer casing, especially around the agitator.

  • Me: Nope, checked...Nothing there
  • Lint trap:
    A common hiding spot for socks, particularly if the lint trap isn't fully closed.

  • Me: Again...Checked, nothing there......

  • Door seal:
    Socks can get caught in the rubber seal around the washing machine door.

  • Me: Don't be silly....That would be the first thing I would notice.....
  • Transferring clothes:
    Socks can easily fall to the floor or get lost behind appliances when transferring clothes from the washer to the dryer.

    ME: Except...I have eyes and have looked for them "On the floor". Nothing there.

What you can do:
  • Check thoroughly: Before assuming a sock is truly missing, carefully check all the pockets, crevices, and seals of your washing machine and dryer.

  • Clean the lint trap regularly: Make sure to clean out the lint trap after every wash cycle.

  • Check behind appliances: Look behind and under your washer and dryer for any stray socks.

  • Pair socks before washing: Try to pair your socks before putting them in the wash to avoid losing singles.
Me: (Yawn)


Generative AI is experimental.......As, none of the above apply to the occurrences of the continuing SAGA of The Lost Sock(s).

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So....In conclusion, according to Google AI, I will never know where my sock(s) have gone....Until I do.

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The conspiracy continues.

;)
 
Whatever Happened to Violet Beauregarde?

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"She married and had Children................"

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