Pookie, do my ironyng

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Most of the better shirts these days have some new-fangled kind of perma-pressing where, if you hang it while it's still warm, like right-out-of-the-dryer, they almost look dry-cleaned and starched.


I like mine lots.
 
I do, too, and they hang in the back of the closet for the Rainy Decade.


Old dress shirts with the sleeves and collars cut off make great work shirts.
 
I like those powdered tits.


Maybe it's leftover starch from ironing shirts.


I used to be quite deft at starching and ironing. I could knock out 16 shirts in about two hours. Good TV watching activity.
 
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