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The Underwear Files, Again

Let me preface this story by saying that I know there are a lot of gay guys out there with an underwear fetish. I’m not one of them. Underwear is utilitarian for me, not sexual.

Having said that, I had the most bizarre experience while doing my laundry on Wednesday night. As I was getting clothes off the basement floor and putting them into the washer, I came across a pair of underwear, and they weren’t mine. They’re medium Hanes boxer briefs in black. They’re certainly not mine. At first, I thought they might be Josh’s. But he didn’t wear anything like that either.

How the hell do you get someone else’s undwear in your laundry?

I ran into Jason, my upstairs neighbor today, and they’re not his. While it would be funny to find a pair of Jason’s underwear in my laundry, it still doesn’t explain HOW they got there. Keep in mind that my laundry is in the basement ,and the guys upstairs have their laundry on the third floor.

There is only one potential explanation. There is the possibility that they belong to Jason’s roommate. And the HOW question would only be answered if one of the dogs brought the underwear downstairs.

It’s just one of life’s unsolved mysteries.

Posted by Mike on 10/17 at 05:14 PM
 
  1. How secure is your basement?  Any chance someone was using it as a rendezvous?  Then again, maybe it was the underwear fairy (no pun intended) making up for the all the lost sox that her arch nemesis the Sock stealer takes?

    Posted by (JavaScript must be enabled to view this email address)  on  10/18  at  04:37 PM
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My name is Mike Hillwig and I live in Boston with my pug, Reggie. I was diagnosed with Multiple Sclerosis in January 2003 but have been living with MS for much longer than that. This is where you'll find my story, stories, and my history.

I want this site to be a place where people can read about my experiences with MS. I was fortunate enough to catch it really early and my results on drug therapies have been outstanding. This should be a place where people can realize that they can lead a normal life with MS. MS has changed my life, but it hasn't ended it.

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