on the mesage boards aka forums and listening to music
I solved that, by wearing boxer briefs and no PJs. It helps that I live in California. My bedroom only gets down to 50F in the winter, and I use a sleeping bag as a blanket over the sheets. Are the Pajama pants a different material than the stuff that dries? I try to wear 100% cotton clothes and linen. An old habit from the electric industry and my time in the USN. Heavy Cotton Denim or Wool are safer to wear, because Polyester and Nylon can melt and adhere to your skin or burn more readily when exposed to an electric arc, than natural fibers. The natural fibers seem to dry quicker than the synthetic ones.Doing the laundry. Here's something strange. I can put a full load into the dryer and everything dries in the allotted time except my pajama pants. Jeans dry, heavier stuff dries, thicker stuff dries, just not my ordinary pajama pants. So everything else gets taken out but the pajama pants require a few more minutes.
Just watched a senior couple get into their car and they set the alarm off. They couldn't figure out why it wouldn't shut off so they just drove away with the alarm still blaring. A pedestrian started filming it like grandma and grandpa were carjackers. While they were driving away the alarm seemed to shut off on its own, so imagine if they really were stealing it.
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