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> one simple rule I have at home...Dont throw anything away, it might
> become useful in the future"
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  This is only 1/2 the rule. The full version goes something like:

Never throw anything away. You definitely -will- need it. So, you keep
things for decades, the large and the small. They pile to the rafters
and spill out to the hall. In boxes, in buckets, in bins and in bags
till you're up to your eyeballs and it's really a drag. Crowded out of
your own place you must camp on the street with the clutter piled
endlessly out to your feet And couldn't find nuthin with a flashlight
and map, inside three days searching and even going in's a trap.

  So, you toss it all in a rage of claustrophobia. THAT'S when it will
  become indispensable within the week and you find yourself standing in
  line to pay a ridiculously price for whatever you needed with a highly
  chapped ass.

  However, unless you "clean house" you will likely never need it and
  the clutter will pile ever higher all around you.

  Welcome aboard Bob yours, Scott

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