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Originally Posted by Greenguy
it made me mad that I have no idea where any of my LEGO's from my childhood are
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This is a
GOOD thing. I know exactly where my Lego bricks are, along with nearly every toy I had as a child. They are in a storage locker that I never visit, and which is costing me a small fortune in rent for no good reason other that I cannot part with all that shit.
One day I will die, and the locker will end up being auctioned off to someone who will end up wondering why he paid so much for a lock up full of mid 20th century rubbish!
So why I don't clear it out is a mystery even to me, I just keep paying, every month, even when times were hard (I actually went without food and got behind on my rent for my apartment to keep paying for the lock up). It would be so much more sensible if I dumped the lot and then, like you, could say "I have no idea where any of my LEGO's from my childhood are".
Puppy News
This puppy is well behaved. This morning he stood by the bed, his head on the bead whimpering. It took me a moment to work out why. He was asking if he could jump up on the bed.
ASKING ! When have you ever known a dog to ask this? Most dogs just consider it their domain, and jump up whenever they want. (Dogs Rules Of The House Number 6: If it is comfortable and in the house, then I am allowed to climb up and go to sleep on it.) But the puppy politely asked! Never seen anything like it before!