We live in a society or smth
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The one I've heard is, if you spilled a glass of red wine on it, how hard would you work to clean/fix it? It's more in the vein of decluttering as opposed to replacing furniture. So obv your couch and TV are exceptions
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They said when decluttering. Most of those things aren't in question when you're specifically decluttering. No one looks at their mess and thinks "maybe getting rid of my mattress, couch, phone and TV would make things cleaner".
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I have a one and half year rule. If I haven't used it for more than 1 and a half years, it's trash.
That doesn't apply to the spare cable box, obviously.
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I've now thrown out all my toothbrushes and toilet paper. My fridge and pantry have been emptied entirely, and the bookshelf has been purged. Maybe this wasn't the best approach.
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Keeping my buttplug collection, I guess.
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Ah yes, the Marie Kondo method
She looks like if gemma from severance wasn't meant to be a sci fi character. And no, not like the actress. And no, I don't just mean bc of the ethnicity plus hair (also she is Nepali!)
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I too love consumerism so much. let's all talk about things we buy and love to keep, that's a very organic conversation.
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Watergate was covered by journalists; these "articles" are written by clickbait engagement employees.
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They didn't specify whose poop.
Different kind of doctor then.
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For me, it's "Does this have a practical function?", and if no, then "Would I evacuate with this in a disaster?"
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I dunno. Lightly Entertainment is in my experience part of most larger News Papers. And it had been the past decades. Especially in the feuilleton. I mean, you cant pull a watergate out of your hat everyday. And a news paper has a lot of pages to be printed
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Well, work with the basis of the question being that you could afford to replace it.
Ok, i replace everything because theres no reason not to short of the environment
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Ok, i replace everything because theres no reason not to short of the environment
Sure there is - it'll take up space and you have to go through the hassle of going and buying it again.
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Would I still keep the Washington post if it were covered in poop...
Only if Bezos is covered too
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More like "would I spend my life cleaning this instead of throwing it away". You have to be the type of person to not want to clean everything covered in shit though
wrote on last edited by [email protected]You have to be the type of person to not want to clean everything covered in shit though
Ah there lies the fault in the method
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I too love consumerism so much. let's all talk about things we buy and love to keep, that's a very organic conversation.
It may not be considered organic at this point, but I can still give a shit if I have to!
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Listen mate, if you can cover 50" tv in poop, you need to go see a doctor first.
Challenge accepted!
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For me, it's "Does this have a practical function?", and if no, then "Would I evacuate with this in a disaster?"
and by "evacuate" i mean "poop"
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I too love consumerism so much. let's all talk about things we buy and love to keep, that's a very organic conversation.
One could argue the article is anti consumerist since its talking about de cluttering, albeit in a weird way. At least, that's what I'm assuming. As for organic conversation, beats "did you see [sports game] last night". But that's just me.
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Ah yes, the Marie Kondo method
I love that bitch but the upper middle class people on her Netflix show was big yikes.
Obviously I felt sad for the one with the dead husband - I'm not a monster
