Who has more junk, errr stuff..........
 

you or your S/O?



Of course I have way more crap as Booger calls it.

Her. I have more in number, but hers are much bigger.

we've been together long enough now that the dominant type of crap is crap we've collected as a couple. it's not so much that the seperate-crap dwindled, just that the dual-crap grows.:p

Well, if you count my shoes, make-up, and haircare products then I guess I have way more crap. He has a ton more books than I do.

Actually, when we got together we had left behind almost everything we had owned and began from scratch. So it really is mostly our crap and we love it. :)

Probably the boys outdo us, but excluding them, probably me. :(

My S/O - he's an engineering geek and he CLAIMS it's all for "work"

:rofl:

I definitely have more stuff/junk and things that are unnecessary. :p

Well lets see I have a 30ftx30ft tool box,a barn 20x 30,and a 1car garage will all kinds of neat toys/stuff!!She has an 8x10 storage building and 3bed room house full of stuff! She does!!!!!HMMMMMM I think its time for a garage sell

How much for the garage? :D

I have no stuff/junk it is all very important things :nana:

Me...............
 

..............shes gonna throw me out!!!! :kissass:

You don't realize just how much stuff you really have until you move. We had lived in our home for close to 20 years. Hubby, 2 daughters and me..... all pat-racks! We had 2 huge yard sales, donated to Big Sisters, a local Churchs yard sale, the Salvation Army, threw stuff out and STILL have 'stuff' stored in the basement of the new house.... Cause ya never know when ya might need it.

The bane of my existance, & the source of many arguments about which "junk" is mine & which is hers...further complicated by the fact that when we moved into my family home over a dozen years ago, we brought with us our 20 years worth of accumilated crap to be stacked beside, around, & even on top of the 45 years worth my depression-era packrat parents had stored up, because "you never know when we might need it again"...

I only keep the valuable items I'll need some day. The only other thing I want is a way to find it.

Sadly, my parents' credo has proven painfully correct, in that the surest way to find a use for something I've saved seems to be to toss it out when I get tired of looking at it...