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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]You should have driven it to them.  Your son took it, his mistake.  It sucks but that is what you should have done.[/quote]

really?

What ding-a-ling only has one suit for his/her kid?[/quote]

lots of people only have one bathing suit. why does that make someone a "ding a ling"?[/quote]

b/c if you're away for SEVERAL days who wants to spend time washing/rinsing a suit and waiting for it to dry?  Take the dry one on day two while the wet one has time to dry!

one suit?

I found trunks at Target for $10.99.

Yes, ding-a-ling is an appropriate term to use within this context.[/quote]

Bathing suits don't take that long to dry. [/quote]

Ours do.[/quote]

It sounds like you aren't doing it right.  Even in extraordinarily humid climates, a suit will line dry overnight.  And even if it isn't bone dry, who cares?   You are swimming.[/quote]

It's gross.

I care.  My kids care.

My daughter has three suits from Target, and my son, who takes swim classes, has 4. I have three.

to each his/her own, I suppose

I have many pairs of pants.  Why wouldn't I have several suits?  [/quote]
You can have several suits.   I just don't know why yours don't dry out overnight. [/quote]

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