I won boggle tonight! It was kind of lucky, I must admit, because there were only 11 possible points and I typed in random combinations of letters until I got all of them (that's the beauty of online boggle), but still! I won!!
We came out of deep freeze only to find ourselves in Static World. This is the life in Static World: you get shocked by anything you touch (be afraid to kiss your spouse good-bye), your hair is constantly sticking straight up, your tv doesn't work for no reason, you can't sort through papers because they stick together, and when you wake up in the morning you are hanging upside-down from the ceiling. Yes, that's right; it's pretty surreal.
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If you find that your clothes stick to you in an uncomfortable way, try rubbing the offending garment with a Bounce fabric softener sheet. It really works. I used to keep one in a baggie in my purse. Oh, and congrats on the Boggle! You have shot WAY up in the old estimation.
I agree the bounce sheet does work on clothes....but what works on car doors? I get really bad shocks from my car doors...
Make a fist and hit the car door with your knuckle. You still get the shock, but it's not so bad.
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I won Boggle once last week. It surprised me as much as anything. The real boggle heads must have all been in the bathroom. That's the only time us mortals can win.
I forgot to mention, the knuckle method doesn't work for kissing your spouse good-bye.
I hate getting shocks from car doors too!! One thing I've found that works, at least, when you're getting out of the car, is to touch the seat or the inside, non-metal handle of the car door before I touch the metal exterior. This generally eliminates shocks for me. :) Or maybe I'm just not as shocking as all the rest of you... ;)
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