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Re: Whats in your drawers?

Post by knights68 » October 7th, 2009, 6:36 am

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Which junk drawer do you want to know about? The ones in the kitchen, the den or my office? There are multiple junk drawers in each location. That's what happens when you live in a house for 30 years.[/quote]
You know what's super cool? Being a kid in your grandparents' house and rummaging through the "30 year drawer". Young minds are blown away by obsolete objects.[/quote]

I remember doing that at my grandparents house. They were heavy smokers and smoked Winston, Marlboro and Raleigh cigs. Those sigs came with some kind of coupon or something (similar to green stamps) and they saved 'em. I always went in the drawer where they kept 'em by the seemingly thousands and played with 'em (used them as money). But that was my twenties, I am much older now! =))
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Re: Whats in your drawers?

Post by bjornolf » October 7th, 2009, 10:11 am

colchar wrote:
wilson wrote:All I've got in my drawers is my junk. =)) =)) =)) =)) =))

But do you also have junk in your trunk?????
As long as it's not YOUR junk. :twitch: Not that there's anything wrong with that (thank you Seinfeld!).

As for me, I have a serious case of chest of drawers syndrome... my chest has fallen into my drawers.

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Re: Whats in your drawers?

Post by Very Duke Blue » October 7th, 2009, 10:14 am

bjornolf wrote:
colchar wrote:
wilson wrote:All I've got in my drawers is my junk. =)) =)) =)) =)) =))

But do you also have junk in your trunk?????
As long as it's not YOUR junk. :twitch: Not that there's anything wrong with that (thank you Seinfeld!).

As for me, I have a serious case of chest of drawers syndrome... my chest has fallen into my drawers.

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Re: Whats in your drawers?

Post by windsor » October 7th, 2009, 10:14 am

bjornolf wrote:
colchar wrote:
wilson wrote:All I've got in my drawers is my junk. =)) =)) =)) =)) =))

But do you also have junk in your trunk?????
As long as it's not YOUR junk. :twitch: Not that there's anything wrong with that (thank you Seinfeld!).

As for me, I have a serious case of chest of drawers syndrome... my chest has fallen into my drawers.

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Re: Whats in your drawers?

Post by devildeac » October 7th, 2009, 10:31 am

bjornolf wrote:
colchar wrote:
wilson wrote:All I've got in my drawers is my junk. =)) =)) =)) =)) =))

But do you also have junk in your trunk?????
As long as it's not YOUR junk. :twitch: Not that there's anything wrong with that (thank you Seinfeld!).

As for me, I have a serious case of chest of drawers syndrome... my chest has fallen into my drawers.

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I think that is also related to the tire malady called Dunlop's Disease. That's where/when your belly has dun-lopped over your belt. :roll:
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Re: Whats in your drawers?

Post by wilson » October 7th, 2009, 1:31 pm

devildeac wrote:
bjornolf wrote:...I have a serious case of chest of drawers syndrome... my chest has fallen into my drawers.

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I think that is also related to the tire malady called Dunlop's Disease. That's where/when your belly has dun-lopped over your belt. :roll:
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Re: Whats in your drawers?

Post by Rolvix » October 7th, 2009, 7:14 pm

It seems like I've missed an interesting thread!
I don't really have a drawer of junk, mine is just hidden in nooks and crannies around my room. Somehow my room actually looks fairly neat though! I don't know if it's worth it to go through the trouble of cataloging it all....
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Re: Whats in your drawers?

Post by cl15876 » October 7th, 2009, 9:22 pm

windsor wrote:
bjornolf wrote:
colchar wrote:"quote="wilson""All I've got in my drawers is my junk. =)) =)) =)) =)) =))"/quote"


But do you also have junk in your trunk?????
As long as it's not YOUR junk. :twitch: Not that there's anything wrong with that (thank you Seinfeld!).

As for me, I have a serious case of chest of drawers syndrome... my chest has fallen into my drawers.

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Chests falling into drawers belongs under the bra discussion :D :D
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Re: Whats in your drawers?

Post by colchar » October 7th, 2009, 11:55 pm

bjornolf wrote:
colchar wrote:
wilson wrote:All I've got in my drawers is my junk. =)) =)) =)) =)) =))

But do you also have junk in your trunk?????
As long as it's not YOUR junk. :twitch:

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