Laundry Day
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Starts with a college age guy in a dress and his friend comes over and notices the dress. Dress guy explains the dress away as "laundry day". His friend assures him it is completely fine he wears dresses and he doesn't need an excuse (nothing left to wear beacuse everything is in the wash). Dress guy is offended at the implication that he is wearing a dress because he likes it. He firmly explains it is laundry day as his reason.
It continues from there with more characters and dressed in female type clothes because they are celebrating "Laundry Day" which turns out to sound a lot like Halloween and we learn the guys are a bit mixed up about holidays. The great part about that skit was what I think would be a fairly typical college student attitude about a buddy wearing dresses or skirts- no big deal.
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It continues from there with more characters and dressed in female type clothes because they are celebrating "Laundry Day" which turns out to sound a lot like Halloween and we learn the guys are a bit mixed up about holidays. The great part about that skit was what I think would be a fairly typical college student attitude about a buddy wearing dresses or skirts- no big deal.
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That was... quite weird, but still pretty funny. Thanks for the link!
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Zone Alarm shouldn't interfere with looking at Youtube videos. I've got Zone Alarm installed and I can use Youtube with no trouble.Gah! Ever since I installed Zone Alarm I haven't been able to see anything on youtube! It's irritating...
Youtube videos are basically just Flash movies shown in a web browser - so Zone Alarm shouldn't flag up a problem. You must have your settings for Zone Alarm configured in some funny way.
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OT: Youtube won't play video for me :(
After reading all the comments, now I want to see this video, but YouTube won't show it to me.
I downloaded the latest FireFox and the latest Adobe flash onto my Linux box (RedHat 9.0), but YouTube still insists I need to download the latest "Macromedia Flash" or turn on my JavaScript.
Any suggestions?
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I downloaded the latest FireFox and the latest Adobe flash onto my Linux box (RedHat 9.0), but YouTube still insists I need to download the latest "Macromedia Flash" or turn on my JavaScript.
Any suggestions?
-- AMM
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I had just downloaded the latest "Flash" less than two hours earlier (and this was the first time Flash had been installed.)Sasquatch wrote:It should have given you a link to download Flash. Do that and clear the cache on your browser and that should relieve your problem.
The link from YouTube brings up the same (Adobe) page I had used to download the Flash I installed.
How many times does one need to download Flash in order to use YouTube?
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Personally...
I think that whole clip needs to be on a Transvestite site....That's about as far from the idea of "men in skirts" as you can get..
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