Tuesday, June 18, 2013

Sharpie Marker Mystery

Why is it that when I use a black Sharpie to hide a tiny bleach spot on a pair of black cotton pants, I have to reapply the marker after every washing because the Sharpie marker always washes out? 

'Black Marker Pen' by Stuart Miles, found at freedigitalphotos.net


But then when I get a tiny little bit of black Sharpie marker on my pink cotton t-shirt it won't come out no matter how many times or how many ways I wash it?!?!

7 comments:

  1. I love these uber-serious posts. Real head scratchers. I think that the Sharpie Marker has it in for you and it is personal. Confess: What did you do to the marker???

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    1. Perhaps the marker knows how disrespectful I am to its kind, as I manage to lose full packs of these buggers every year. Around here, we figure there is a vortex just chock full of these markers hiding under our house!

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  2. Things to ponder...
    Too funny!
    It's like lipstick, it wears of very quickly, but let it touch your clothing and it's there forever.

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  3. Ahhhhh... that is a mystery....

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  4. That's why I don't wear pink cotton T-shirts.

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  5. What a bummer.... black specks on a pretty pink cotton tee. I get little white specks on my clothes when I pour bleach into the wash machine. You'd think we'd learn. Ha

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