This video reminded me of the Nick Berg beheading video, for some reason. It's grainy quality, the weird jump cuts, the sheer unbelievability of the trick. I jumped up immediately to try it. And it, like, totally works. But it's not as easy as the old "grab by both shoulders, tuck in with the thumbs and fold downward" method. (Which I don't have a video of, sadly.) But still, a very neat trick for my laundry-folding arsenal.
I tried it, too. I like it better than the method you described, because I feel like a magician. Greg came in and I was all excited to show him. He said, "What? What? Does that shirt have a stain?" "No, watch." I did the trick and he seemed unimpressed. He doesn't do laundry though.
This video reminded me of the Nick Berg beheading video, for some reason. It's grainy quality, the weird jump cuts, the sheer unbelievability of the trick. I jumped up immediately to try it. And it, like, totally works. But it's not as easy as the old "grab by both shoulders, tuck in with the thumbs and fold downward" method. (Which I don't have a video of, sadly.) But still, a very neat trick for my laundry-folding arsenal.
This video reminded me of the Nick Berg beheading video, for some reason. It's grainy quality, the weird jump cuts, the sheer unbelievability of the trick.
ReplyDeleteI jumped up immediately to try it. And it, like, totally works. But it's not as easy as the old "grab by both shoulders, tuck in with the thumbs and fold downward" method. (Which I don't have a video of, sadly.)
But still, a very neat trick for my laundry-folding arsenal.
I tried it, too. I like it better than the method you described, because I feel like a magician. Greg came in and I was all excited to show him. He said, "What? What? Does that shirt have a stain?"
ReplyDelete"No, watch." I did the trick and he seemed unimpressed. He doesn't do laundry though.
This video reminded me of the Nick Berg beheading video, for some reason. It's grainy quality, the weird jump cuts, the sheer unbelievability of the trick.
ReplyDeleteI jumped up immediately to try it. And it, like, totally works. But it's not as easy as the old "grab by both shoulders, tuck in with the thumbs and fold downward" method. (Which I don't have a video of, sadly.)
But still, a very neat trick for my laundry-folding arsenal.