the [sky] might fall, but i'm not [worried]

the day was PRETTY GOOD!! it started at 3 a.m. when my uncle and his buddies came back DRUUUUUNK!! it was funny, i was surely entertained!! there was wrestling, butt smacking, and modeling galore! took a little nap. went to a taqueria and ate a massive torta. went to washateria/washeteria. back to the house. MALL!!

Home and dry

... Barney on the front blocking the scenery.    This is Koyukuk, on the left, looking up the Koyukuk river toward town from the Yukon River.  On the right is the school and the water plant/washeteria.  Koyukuk is the smallest of the four villages we visited, and it gets flooded about one year out of four--there was about five feet of water on that street during the flood a few years ago.  ...

Request #3

.... "Do you beat your laundry on rocks or what?" "We did have one!" Brian put his fists on his hips. "But it broke and we haven't had the money to get it fixed. We take our stuff to the Washeteria next to the school." He sighed, dropping his hands. "I could hand wash it for you." "Don't bother, the mud and dog smell probably won't come out anyway. Just toss it." Matt threw the shirt to Brian and ...

In your region, what do people call a business used by people to wash and dry their clothes? I ask because my roommates and I passed by one last night and I said "Oh, I wonder when they closed that washeteria" and one of my roommates looked at me like I'd just sprouted another head.