Al Zarilla said:Martinized? Never knew what that meant in the laundry business.
All I know is it takes an hour and it's done for your protection.
Al Zarilla said:Martinized? Never knew what that meant in the laundry business.
The biggest upside to your team missing the dance. Enjoying the fireworks without having a heart attack.SemperFidelisSox said:Stress free playoff baseball is fun.
So, dry cleaning without setting your clothes on fire. Good idea.Remagellan said:
Joe Shlabotnick said:My hatred for the O's knows no bounds.
It's all that the average Baltimore fan can learn. The Ravens fans do it too.bankshot1 said:I hate that fucking chant
Peeved O's fan is redundantsoxhop411 said:There is a fight below the press box via people in the press box
Jerry Crasnick @jcrasnick 1m1 minute ago
We have a fist fight brewing between inebriated #tigers fan and peeved #orioles fan in front of the press box. Good times.
Nice to see that Ray Rice showed up to support the local 9.soxhop411 said:<p>There is a fight below the press box via people in the press box
Jerry Crasnick @jcrasnick 1m1
link to tweet minute ago
We have a fist fight brewing between inebriated #tigers fan and peeved #orioles fan in front of the press box. Good times.
Martinizing Dry Cleaning is a dry cleaning franchise founded in 1949. Martin Franchises, Inc., the parent company, is the largest dry cleaning franchise in the United States, with over 450 franchised stores worldwide. The family-owned company is based in Loveland, Ohio. The concept of One Hour Martinizing was pioneered by a New York chemist named Henry Martin in 1949. At the time, dry cleaning was done with flammable solvents, so the plants were located remotely from the storefronts. A customer would drop off their cleaning "in town", the garments would travel to the production facility to be cleaned and pressed, then they would return to the store several days later for pickup. By using a non-flammable solvent, the use of which was discovered by Martin, dry cleaning plants could now be located much more conveniently, and the process could be carried out in a much more timely manner. The use of this non-flammable solvent was adopted throughout the industry and revolutionized the business in that facilities could better serve their customers and provide much faster turn-around on the orders, if need be. Operationally this has been termed "on-site cleaning" (as opposed to the "remote" cleaning of the past).Remagellan said:
Tigers could show them how to do that.canderson said:I think I'm rooting for Baltimore to get to the WS and then get swept by Natstown.
Quiet.bankshot1 said:Damn I was hoping Eck would interview Verlander
Afraid people can't look at him without seeing his ass?BCsMightyJoeYoung said:So is Verlander's interview career over due to CelebGate?
Why are people talking about this now? Viagra commercials and MLB have been paired together for years now.soxhop411 said:Uh.. Viagra is going to cause a lot of parents to have to explain to their kids what ED is...
because I believe past Viagra commercials were hinting at what it was selling. This one just flat out says itMakMan44 said:Why are people talking about this now? Viagra commercials and MLB have been paired together for years now.
Viagra used to be big on visual metaphors, like a guy throwing a football through a tire swing. Subtle, eh? But beyond the imagination of most 5 year-olds, apparently.soxhop411 said:because I believe past Viagra commercials were hinting at what it was selling. This one just flat out says it