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Mon 2 Sep, 2024 08:40 am
Help me fill up our collective junk drawer with ... well... junk. Some may say ... much needed and useful junk. Others would just call it junk.
Add ONLY one item per reply.
I'll start by adding:
Five midsized elastics (partially dried out so you have a 65% chance of it instantly breaking when you try to use it).
@tsarstepan,
Two metal skewers. For roasting marshmallows on the stove or fishing a cat toy from between the fridge and cabinet.
@tsarstepan,
Let's add some wrinkled old twist-ties.
@neptuneblue,
neptuneblue wrote:
Two metal skewers. For roasting marshmallows on the stove or fishing a cat toy from between the fridge and cabinet.
I lived in many houses with metal skewers in junk drawers where I had never seen metal skewers being used.
They were just naturally occurring items.
Assortment of randomly collected rubber bands.
Anything that would really come in handy three weeks after I decide I don't need it anymore
How about some assorted thumb tacks and push pins?
@hightor,
hightor wrote:
How about some assorted thumb tacks and push pins?
Guaranteed to stab your finger (50% of the time when searching through the drawer).
A bent nail and two sheetrock screws.
@edgarblythe,
Make sure your tetanus shots are up to date.
A collection of keys that must work on something
@thack45,
thack45 wrote:
A collection of keys that must work on something
Don't forget the handcuff key for that set of
spicy handcuffs one thought would be useful to revitalize one's faltering marriage.
Half used roll of Scotch tape.
@edgarblythe,
A receipt from a trip to Tintagel.
@izzythepush,
A concert ticket stub which you could swear you never attended before or even know the band in question.
2 1/2 books of S&H Green Stamps.
Electric connector cords for the lord only knows what
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