[quote=doubledenim][font=century gothic]So hard to understand why other people never want to get rid of the stuff you tell them they should get rid of.[/font][/quote]

[quote=doubledenim][quote=John McClane]but we might need that third garlic press. what if the first two we never use break?![/quote]

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[quote=Austruck]Well, okay, people, I guess I'm too old to rate a birthday thread here anymore. Harrumph. :D :D[/quote]

[quote=Austruck][quote=Sedai]After a pitched battle with my wife over all the piles of shit in our basement, I declare myself the winner, as we have been clearing it out by the carload for the past couple of weeks. Good riddance! 

Having a dumpster at work I can put all the stuff we aren't donating in has been a huge help.[/quote]
There is a dumpster in our driveway as the restoration work from the water damage continues. We've put a bunch of stuff in there but really need to step it up while it's still here! Someday semi-soon it'll be gone![/quote]

[quote=John McClane]boxes of random papers? man, you got a kid, those are canvases. ;)[/quote]

[quote=Sedai]This is more just a bunch of crap we have collected over the used and then eventually rotated out or stopped using. Clothes, various pieces of art, boxes of random papers etc.[/quote]

[quote=John McClane]yo, what if they remade Star Wars Galaxies but LEGO style? that shit would slap. take my $20 monthly fee right now[/quote]

[quote=John McClane]but we might need that third garlic press. what if the first two we never use break?![/quote]

[quote=Sedai]After a pitched battle with my wife over all the piles of shit in our basement, I declare myself the winner, as we have been clearing it out by the carload for the past couple of weeks. Good riddance! 

Having a dumpster at work I can put all the stuff we aren't donating in has been a huge help.[/quote]

[quote=AgrippinaX][quote=John McClane]why is it that the generation that says "hold onto that it could be worth something some day" is also the generation most likely to throw out/sell shit for peanuts?[/quote]

I think they hold on to stuff mainly for the sentimental value, meaning that selling it isn’t really the point. I guess it’s some kind of shift where they suddenly don’t value it anymore.

I’ve also seen sudden onsets of hoarding closely followed by Marie Kondo-esque decluttering. One can barely keep up.[/quote]

[quote=John McClane]why is it that the generation that says "hold onto that it could be worth something some day" is also the generation most likely to throw out/sell shit for peanuts?[/quote]