Suebob's Red Stapler: Why?

29 August 2007

Why do people take lessons in weaving, when dog hair, which is apparently inanimate, can weave ITSELF into my clothing and car seats?

Dawn said...: Now just think, when you attempt to sell the car, you can go on and on about the organic hair used to make the seats so...comfy.; 9:35 AM
Anonymous said...: Excellent question!; 10:02 AM
Count Mockula said...: Now you can combine the two! http://www.amazon.com/Knitting-Dog-Hair-Better-Sweater/dp/0312152906; 11:33 AM
Anonymous said...: Now you can weave your very own hairshirt on days when you need to do penance for something.; 3:11 PM
Mignon said...: Fleece is impenetrable. Resistant to wind, rain, snow, nuclear fall-out. But not dog hair. Our dog hardly ever comes in the house and I find his wiry hairs in the stuck in the baby's mouth in the morning. Sheesh.; 4:20 PM
Mignon said...: In the. Just in case you didn't get enough the first time.; 4:20 PM
mar said...: when i was in grad school, i had a party at my place and the russian grad student brought me a present, slippers she knit herself out of dog hair.
um, it's been 4 years and i still haven't worn them.; 8:50 PM
SUEB0B said...: Dawn - car has black interior. Dog is tan. It is going to take A LOT of fur....

Count- my friend Jan knit hats from dog wool. She said they were fine until they got wet, when they smelled like wet dog. Eeech.

WG - my virtual hairshirt is always with me

Mignon - I appreciate the double effort

Mar - what a thoughtful and bizarre gift; 9:11 PM