Hoarding: Is It You? | Garage Out Buildings

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The discussion centers around the theme of hoarding and clutter, with participants sharing their experiences of keeping various items that they believe may be useful in the future. Many express a tendency to collect things like old toys, tools, car parts, and electronic components, often justifying their clutter as potential treasures. Some participants identify as organized hoarders, claiming that everything has its place, while others emphasize their efforts to declutter and minimize possessions due to frequent moves. The conversation also touches on nostalgia for old technology, with mentions of vintage computers and gaming systems. Humor and light-hearted banter characterize the interactions, as participants joke about their habits and the nature of hoarding. Overall, the thread reflects a mix of pride in saving items for future use and the challenges of managing excessive belongings.
  • #51
Lisa! said:
:bugeye: :bugeye: Sure they are, Sir. But I said trashes! For example keeping one of arildno's beer-cans ! :rolleyes:

I beg your pardon your highness, it does seem a little exocentric, i knew an old
lady that collected news papers, every room was full of them, but she seemed happy.
 
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  • #52
wolram said:
I beg your pardon your highness, it does seem a little exocentric, i knew an old
lady that collected news papers...
THAT?
That is very rude to describe an old lady by..
 
  • #53
arildno said:
THAT?
That is very rude to describe an old lady by..

I didn't mean to insult you.
 
  • #54
wolram said:
I didn't mean to insult you.
You called me a LADY?
How rude; I've never advanced above the gutter level in epithets.
 
  • #55
arildno said:
You called me a LADY?
How rude; I've never advanced above the gutter level in epithets.

Ok i shall call you, Arildno the Red, as you are all ways grummpy. :biggrin:
 
  • #56
wolram said:
Ok i shall call you, Arildno the Red, as you are all ways grummpy. :biggrin:
Since my first name, Arild, is derived from Harawaldr, which means "war-chief", I can accept that.
 
  • #57
Peace on earth, well all most, has that cantankerous lady gone? or is she going
to do an arnie.
 
  • #58
arildno said:
You called me a LADY?
:smile: What a shame for women if you were a woman!




How rude; I've never advanced above the gutter level in epithets.
Today is rude's day for you. You used this word a lot today. :rolleyes:
 
  • #59
(It's the trauma from having owned a spectrum) :rolleyes:
 
  • #60
Mr. wolram said:
Ok i shall call you, Arildno the Red, as you are all ways grummpy. :biggrin:
Agree with you, Sir. He's most of time esp. when he receives a compliment! :wink:
 
  • #61
Lisa! said:
Agree with you, Sir. He's most of time esp. when he receives a compliment! :wink:

What an honor, your highness Lisa agrees with me, on a small point may be
but worthy of mention. :biggrin:
 
  • #62
i never buy stuff, so I have nothing too horde, alhough I'd probably be one if I did.
 
  • #63
Smurf said:
i never buy stuff, so I have nothing too horde, alhough I'd probably be one if I did.

I can not remember my grand dad buying any thing, yet he had five sheds full of stuff, if some one threw out a spade, fork, hoe, he would rescue and repair it,
he had one shed full of garden tools, and wood, i have no idea where he found
it, but he had a wood stack for rough stuff and a shed for the good stuff.
 
  • #64
Lisa! said:
:smile: What a shame for women if you were a woman!
Well, really!
Do you find Eartha Kitts and Bette Daviss to be shames for womanhood?
 
  • #65
arildno said:
Well, really!
Do you find Eartha Kitts and Bette Daviss to be shames for womanhood?

Your going far back in history with those two Red, I wonder how old you are. :confused:
 
  • #66
wolram said:
Your going far back in history with those two Red, I wonder how old you are. :confused:
Don't you dare antiquefying those two.
 
  • #67
arildno said:
Don't you dare antiquefying those two.

But they are ancient, only a real hoarder would have any of their material.
They were over rated as well.
 
  • #68
This weekend, I will put the sliding door on my new shed. It is 12 by 12 ft, with 8 ft walls and at the gable peek its ruffly 14 ft tall.
I think my neighbors are takeing bets on how long it will be till I fill it :mad:
 
  • #69
hypatia said:
This weekend, I will put the sliding door on my new shed. It is 12 by 12 ft, with 8 ft walls and at the gable peek its ruffly 14 ft tall.
I think my neighbors are takeing bets on how long it will be till I fill it :mad:

Science will not allow a perfect vacuum, it seems the same for people and sheds
There must be an unwritten law, that the volume of a shed is never equal to
its original requirements. :smile:
 
  • #70
So I should plan on a addition to the Taj MaShed?
 
  • #71
hypatia said:
So I should plan on a addition to the Taj MaShed?

Given enough time you could fill any volume, better not be geedy and let
others have some ooparts to stash away :biggrin:

The Taj MaShed :smile:
 
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  • #72
arildno said:
Don't you dare antiquefying those two.
:cry: :cry: :cry: :cry: :cry: ... :cry:
 
  • #73
Lisa! said:
:cry: :cry: :cry: :cry: :cry: ... :cry:
Have you already antiquefied them?
Shame on you, then. You do not have my sympathy.
 
  • #74
arildno said:
Have you already antiquefied them?
Shame on you, then. You do not have my sympathy.
:cry: :cry: :cry: ... :cry:
 
  • #75
no exclamation point?!
 
  • #76
Lisa! said:
:cry: :cry: :cry: ... :cry:
Dear, dear. This is simply too awful to be responsible for.
I'm very sorry, you have the right to antiquefy who you want.
 
  • #77
arildno said:
Dear, dear. This is simply too awful to be responsible for.
I'm very sorry, you have the right to antiquefy who you want.
I was :cry: because I can't stand it when you're !
 
  • #78
Lisa! said:
I was :cry: because I can't stand it when you're !
Okay, I'll be all :smile: from now on.
 
  • #79
arildno said:
Since my first name, Arild, is derived from Harawaldr, which means "war-chief", I can accept that.

Wasn't Arild a character in Steptoe and Son, the rag and bone merchant?
 
  • #80
wolram said:
Wasn't Arild a character in Steptoe and Son, the rag and bone merchant?
I am blissfully ignorant of any such character.
(And who's Steptoe?)
 
  • #81
arildno said:
I am blissfully ignorant of any such character.
(And who's Steptoe?)

It was a comedy show on british tv a long time ago, about a rag and bone
collector and his son, Arild.
 
  • #82
Sounds ghastly.
 
  • #83
arildno said:
Sounds ghastly.

It just seemed apt to this thread as he was a hoarder.
 
  • #84
arildno said:
Okay, I'll be all :smile: from now on.
Thanks! :smile:
 
  • #85
Lisa! said:
Thanks! :smile:

But you can not have a, "War chief", that is all ways smiling, he wouldn't scare
any one.
 
  • #86
Mr wolram said:
But you can not have a, "War chief", that is all ways smiling, he wouldn't scare
any one.
Scare others, Sir? :bugeye: Are you kidding? we're talkinng about "war chief" not a scarecrow!
 
  • #87
Lisa! said:
Scare others, Sir? :bugeye: Are you kidding? we're talkinng about "war chief" not a scarecrow!

You mean you are not affraid of war chief, your higness, you are brave.
 
  • #88
Mr wolram said:
You mean you are not affraid of war chief, your higness, you are brave.

What do you think of a war chief, Sir? I don't think frightening people by his appearance would be part of his job! They may be frightening but of course not because of their appearances!
 
  • #89
Lisa! said:
What do you think of a war chief, Sir? I don't think frightening people by his appearance would be part of his job! They may be frightening but of course not because of their appearances!

Would you like a very old tin of pratts motor oil your highness.
 
  • #90
Mr wolram said:
Would you like a very old tin of pratts motor oil your highness.
No, Thanks Sir! I just want to stop talking to you now!
 
  • #91
Lisa! said:
No, Thanks Sir! I just want to stop talking to you now!


:biggrin: :biggrin: :biggrin: :biggrin: :biggrin: :biggrin: :biggrin: :biggrin:
 
  • #92
wolram said:
Would you like a very old tin of pratts motor oil your highness.
Can it still be used?
 
  • #93
Sure it can, I am not sure about in a modern engine though.
 
  • #94
Oh, you were speaking of ENGINES!
I'm sure you're right..
 
  • #95
you're an engine.
 
  • #96
Arildno, are you fully conscious man, or have your mind on other things, i only
ask as you seem to go off at a tangent in these discussions, or has the old
war chief been on the fire water :biggrin:
 
  • #97
Smurf said:
you're an engine.

Who are you calling an engine :mad: ?
 
  • #98
wolram said:
Arildno, are you fully conscious man, or have your mind on other things, i only
ask as you seem to go off at a tangent in these discussions, or has the old
war chief been on the fire water :biggrin:
you're a tangent.
Daminc said:
Who are you calling an engine :mad: ?
you, you engine.
 
  • #99
Smurf said:
you're a tangent.

you, you engine.

Hey Smurf, what's occurring, what does smurf do to keep busy.
 
  • #100
I'm not an engine :mad:

You're an engine so there :-p

what does smurf do to keep busy.
(he makes lawnmowers move)
 

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