@nprofile1q... Is that what happens when you bet too much and underestimate Okami?

@nprofile1q... “Your mom tells Okami, ‘So hold the newspaper tight and cover yourself well—got it? I'm almost done setting the washing machine. Just a normal cycle with cold water—in 15 minutes your clothes will be washed and ready. You'll just have to move them to the dryer, which takes about 30 minutes, but your clothes will come out dry and smelling fabulous.’”

@nprofile1q... She says to him, “It’s okay; I won’t buy you diapers. Sit down, Okami, while I put the detergent and fabric softener in the laundry, and I’ll help you arrange that newspaper so it doesn’t fall off.”

@nprofile1q... When she sees his wet underwear, his mom says, “Oh, sweetie, your underwear’s wet, too. Take those off as well, or you’ll get sick. But first, cover yourself with this,” and she hands him some sheets of newspaper. “I’m going to the store next door to see if I can get you a pair of pants or a diaper.”

@nprofile1q... She says, “There’s no one else here, sweetie. It’s just you and me. Now take off those shorts—I’ll put the detergent and fabric softener in the wash—and go sit down. The cycle will take about 15 minutes.”

@nprofile1q... She says, “Okay, I'll go check it out and be right back.”

@nprofile1q... She opens the washing machine door and says, “Now put all your dirty clothes inside, and take off those wet clothes right away so we can wash them quickly, Okami.”

@nprofile1q... She buys the soap and fabric softener while trying not to laugh at the squeaky sound of Okami's sandals, and then she walks over to him and says, “All set, Okami?”

@nprofile1q... She goes into the laundromat too and tells Okami, “Find a washer and dryer that are close by, and give me a few coins so you can go buy some detergent and fabric softener.”

@nprofile1q... con razon pinche dipper nunca soltaba ese diario

@nprofile1q... She says, “Okay, we’re at the laundromat,” opens the door, and says to Okami, “Come on in, sweetie. The laundromat’s almost empty. Let’s hurry before it gets crowded.”