OMG!
Perfect!
Sounds like there is a bra underwire jammed in the washing machine.
Aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaagh!
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EllieGant
Pro - 2008-07-15 @ 21:59:20
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QueeneMab
- 2008-07-15 @ 22:42:36
Won't poke me in the erm arm, not my bra.
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trintrin1x
- 2008-07-15 @ 22:14:15
My washing machine was making a funny noise too and i thought it was going to chuck it, but i emptied the filter (first time i had done it since i got the thing, about three years ago
and about 20 hair bobbles were in it and lots of water poured everywhere, seems to be ok now hopefully 
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QueeneMab
- 2008-07-15 @ 22:16:37
Hopefully it is stuck in the drum that is what happened last time so i just pulled it out. Can't do anything till the machine stops though.
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tylluanpenry
Pro - 2008-07-15 @ 23:33:26
My washing machine is supposed to be super quiet but it makes an awful racket. I'm glad I've stuck it in an outbuilding. Hope it's only a bra wire and nothing worse.
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QueeneMab
- 2008-07-16 @ 06:35:08
Luckily it was a bra wire, I am only too familiar with the sound. I am envious of the outbuilding. I wish we had a separate utility room.
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avrilo
- 2008-07-16 @ 00:46:31
Better that it stabs harmlessly in your washing machine than in you!
Hope the hand is healing. I bet you put arnica on it haven't you?
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RunDontWalk
Pro - http://menomamauk.blog.co.uk
- 2008-07-16 @ 01:07:02
I hates wire bras...they always poke me in the teat.
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QueeneMab
- 2008-07-16 @ 06:49:45
http://photos.igougo.com/pictures-photos-j59400-s2-p239251-Giant_crane_at_Harland_and_Wolf_shipyard.html
Essential for support though.
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ahem.
Better that than working itself loose whilst being worn and poking you in the, er, arm or something.
I think.
*lifts feet off floor in anticipation of flooding from Mab's house*