Pluggers by Rick McKee for February 09, 2021

You just have to remember which pile of clothes is the clean one.

then consider me that kind of plugger (yes, with my Latter-day Saint temple garments, commonly — and annoyingly — known as “Mormon magic underoos”)

That’s for the wife to do…

I know that folding thing is just a bad habit ;-)

With a hairy bear butt, what difference does it make?

Only thing I fold are my t-shirts.

Got in the habit of rolling my underwear and packing it tight when I was in the Navy.

fold?

Determined that folding takes up less room in the drawer. Therefore you can have more underwear and do laundry less often saving water and detergent.

This Plugger folds everything that goes into the drawer. It is neater and actually saves space so you can put more into one drawer.

This plugger sample is starting to look like Mark Strobel in a Madison dorm.

York Haven, nice place to bird. Sadly, the farm land is being sold and developments are now being built. Sadly, I don’t have the privilege’s of folding my hubby’s anymore. RIP 02/05.

This Plugger was raised in a Navy household. Everything is still folded to regulation 60 years later.

Rick! Mr. Cartoonist Guy! Is that Duotone? Because if you’re drawing this on real Duotone boards (or their commercial equivalent), then I’m seriously impressed.

If it’s a computer-applied texture, that’s still kind of cool.

I am totally with Joe on this matter. Doing laundry is an onerous but necessary evil in a civilized culture, and the folding of most clothing articles is part of that drill but aside from packing for travel, folding underwear is just plain ridiculous.

Folding, heck washing is barely required

As he only owns three pair and is always (usually) wearing one pair….

He lets his wife do it for him.

Still rolling the T-shirt and underwear together, so they’re compact and I never have to go hunting for one or the other. Old military habit from 35-40 years in the Army.

I never folded my underwear until Sgt. “Sir-yes-sir!” taught me and 49 other Air Force recruits to do it perfectly, every single time. I’m still folding them to spec, lo these 46 years later.