Hoarding
Willenium says: I had to bring some floppy disks into work which I had been saving for 10 years "in case I might need them". Tell us when your hoarding skills have come in useful (or not, as the case may be)
( , Thu 3 May 2012, 14:03)
Willenium says: I had to bring some floppy disks into work which I had been saving for 10 years "in case I might need them". Tell us when your hoarding skills have come in useful (or not, as the case may be)
( , Thu 3 May 2012, 14:03)
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not hoarding, as such
more just getting used to a thing being in a certain place.
like the lightbulb i had on one of my cabinets for 2 years. i put it on the shelf when i changed the bulb in the living room and kept meaning to throw it out. after about a week, i just got used to it and that became where the lightbulb "lived". my mate actually drew a face on it and called it bulbosaur. i still have odd things like that living on shelves and cabinets.
apart from that, i'm more of a collector. i collect dvd's(mostly horror), videos, books(mostly discworld), mugs(3 cupboards full) and knickers. i only have one arse, so i'm not sure how i managed to amass over 70 pairs of knickers.
still, at least it's not weird, right?
( , Thu 3 May 2012, 14:49, 9 replies)
more just getting used to a thing being in a certain place.
like the lightbulb i had on one of my cabinets for 2 years. i put it on the shelf when i changed the bulb in the living room and kept meaning to throw it out. after about a week, i just got used to it and that became where the lightbulb "lived". my mate actually drew a face on it and called it bulbosaur. i still have odd things like that living on shelves and cabinets.
apart from that, i'm more of a collector. i collect dvd's(mostly horror), videos, books(mostly discworld), mugs(3 cupboards full) and knickers. i only have one arse, so i'm not sure how i managed to amass over 70 pairs of knickers.
still, at least it's not weird, right?
( , Thu 3 May 2012, 14:49, 9 replies)
i'm not sure how i managed to amass over 70 pairs of knickers.
'Honestly, officer! I have no idea what those ladies are complaining about, but it's nothing to do with me.'
My husband also fails to get rid of his undergarments, but new ones are bought routinely. He owns more than I do, and I throw out pairs that pre-date our marriage (8 years ago) whenever I think he won't notice. His parents are the type that hold on to anything that even remotely functions and use it until it falls apart (like the energy-sucking fridge older than their son); we're working on him not becoming like that.
( , Thu 3 May 2012, 16:04, closed)
'Honestly, officer! I have no idea what those ladies are complaining about, but it's nothing to do with me.'
My husband also fails to get rid of his undergarments, but new ones are bought routinely. He owns more than I do, and I throw out pairs that pre-date our marriage (8 years ago) whenever I think he won't notice. His parents are the type that hold on to anything that even remotely functions and use it until it falls apart (like the energy-sucking fridge older than their son); we're working on him not becoming like that.
( , Thu 3 May 2012, 16:04, closed)
i swear, i don't remember buying most of them
i've got about 25 pairs of sloggi's, because they're excellent. apart from a few pairs from ethel's or b&m, i think the others just creep into my knicker drawer for company
( , Fri 4 May 2012, 12:24, closed)
i've got about 25 pairs of sloggi's, because they're excellent. apart from a few pairs from ethel's or b&m, i think the others just creep into my knicker drawer for company
( , Fri 4 May 2012, 12:24, closed)
I just got used to it and that became where the lightbulb "lived"
Yes. This. For every bit of junk in my house.
( , Sun 6 May 2012, 1:24, closed)
Yes. This. For every bit of junk in my house.
( , Sun 6 May 2012, 1:24, closed)
it's the reason i have a family of play-doh hedgehogs
on my video cabinet
( , Sun 6 May 2012, 16:25, closed)
on my video cabinet
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