So it’s not your underwear, huh?
March 15th, 2009Yay! The rest of the wedding photos are up on Flickr! Of course, in Hong Kong, they may not show up on the Front Page because Hong Kong has secret internet laws to combat obscenity.
Anyway, last week we opeend our window to hang some laundry out, and discovered a piece of yellow woman’s underwear lying on our clothes line rack. There is only one floor above us, so it had to have fallen from the clothes rack on the 50th floor of our building. There were still some clothes hanging from their rack, as well. It happens; I’ve dropped laundry plenty of times. It wasn’t the first time, either; back in November or so I picked up one of their shirts. So this time, I picked up the panties, put them in a bag, and walked up one flight of stairs to knock on their nice big door.
No answer. Oh well; I tied the bag around their door handle and left it at that.
A few hours later, our building telephone rang. Usually this only happens when the post delivers a package, so we were quite surprised. Jamie picked it up.
The 50th floor people had made a formal complaint to the front desk that we were harassing them by leaving indecent articles of clothing at their door and they were going to contact the police if it continued. We were quite surprised and asked what they were talking about, to find that they unequivocally denied owning said pair of yellow underwear which they had never seen before in their life. We said fine, in future anything we find on our rack will go to the front desk and we’ll never bother you again.
Guess what we see hanging from their clothes rack this morning?
