I don’t understand holding onto that kind of stuff

Jul 21, 2021
5:25:38pm

KingDave Plexmaster

If you want to be sentimental, be sentimental about a ring, a vase, or a book. Don’t get sentimental about large things that are useless. Take a picture to remember it, and chuck it.

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I live with packrats.

Six Foot Seven

7/21/21 4:53pm

Did you sell it? Someone out there would probably pay good money for that

Penske Material

7/21/21 4:54pm

I was recently willed the butter churn from my great grandmother. Not sure what

Nat Gas Man

7/21/21 4:59pm

May I suggest that you churn some butter?

Tokolosh

7/21/21 5:02pm

One of my favorite euphemisms.

m0resn0w

7/21/21 5:13pm

RE: May I suggest that you churn some butter?

VACOUGFAN

7/22/21 6:49am

I don’t understand holding onto that kind of stuff

KingDave

7/21/21 5:25pm

Watching my MIL struggle with this has been crazy. She has some real attachment

crack

7/21/21 5:48pm

It's crazy, why do these people think others want their garbage?

Mitty

7/22/21 8:47am

That is why we have been giving all our stuff to our kids now. They don’t have

Nat Gas Man

7/22/21 8:52am

That's a great plan.

dilbert

7/22/21 10:33am

It's not that though. She keeps food waaaayyy past the expiration date but

crack

7/22/21 9:21am

As I understand it, hoarders are using their stuff to comfort themselves. There is some other emotional hole in their

dilbert

7/22/21 10:38am

Your first mistake was telling your wife about it.

hitechcpa

7/21/21 5:51pm

Heirlooms: Junk you can't throw out because it used to be your grandparents junk

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