I never throw anything away

Is that a picture of Jack Kennedy on the wall (the ladder is pointing at it)?

Mike

harry wrote in news:6f05695c-cd7c-4412-9738- snipped-for-privacy@t35g2000yqj.googlegroups.com:

Then there's that piece of lumber you saved because you KNEW you would need it some day...pull it out...and it's an inch short.

Sounds like a "personal" problem! LOL

Ron wrote in news: snipped-for-privacy@4ax.com:

Got me! LOL. Advertising I have short wood - not good :-(

The original seat was lost in the fire. This was just what I had handy

Teddy, the caption is "Would you let this man take your daughter for a ride"

My neighbors use me as a resource. They know I probably have one, no matter what they need.

I pick up old computers at the 2nd hand store, get them going and give them away to someone that doesn't have one. A pretty good hobby and cheap. Some of the P4s I hate to let go but there's always another one sooner or later. Main problem lately is people are taking the hard drives out before donating them to the God place that has the 2nd hand store. That place is filling up with old CRT TVs as people switch over to HDTV.

central az above the rim. mild winters, warm but not hot summers, driving to ski is 2-3 hours north, beach in mexico is 5 hours away south, san diego is

Hey look y'all. A pathway over here.

My pathway is in the shape of a "J". I can really git around in there..

For the poster that called "gray wire?" next to the scooter. That is a paint sprayer hose. Right beside the cycle, next to the wood that is too short.

Just recently in Las Vegas a woman went missing. After days of decay they found her body under a pile of hoarded stuff. The husband was the usual first suspect. He was cleared of any wrongdoing.

Chortle. Gonna remember that for next time somebody asks my why I only take my 24' ladder out of the garage once a year any more.

Somebody find the cite for those two brothers in New York City, I believe. They had a whole building. They made booby traps, and one got caught in one of his own under tons of newspapers. They found him a few years later. They had even brought in a Ford Model T frame and partial car. Happened probably in the thirties or forties, and they found out about the missing brother when the surviving one got sick.

Collyer Brothers, the patron saints of hoarders:

-- Bobby G.

Oren wrote in news:gtf8e69t90it2hbf4n46mj86k3ip63tire@

I think gfretwell's pic is gonna become the Mona Lisa of a.h.r.

Nope small electric pressure cleaner.

Smitty Two wrote in news: snipped-for-privacy@news.eternal-september.org:

And if the item is not exactly as we last remember it (colors, shape, finish) we overlook it right in front of us 87 times.

Well OK, maybe not "we". Just "I" :-(

snipped-for-privacy@aol.com wrote in news: snipped-for-privacy@4ax.com:

Got that one right!

Maybe he will add pics of the two sheds. That ought to be a hoot.