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And to think I thought this was just a silly show about organizing your home. I had no idea that it indicated that I dont have enough important things to do to do with my time and was an indicator that I lead way too easy of a life if I am willing to spend even a moment watching such a program.


I think it's pretty close to the opposite of that.

People's lives have gotten harder over the past 40 years. The transition to two-income households has been completed. Wages are largely stagnant in real terms. The work week is lengthening. Public education, public services and the public sphere in general are disintegrating. These large-scale social transformations put enormous pressure on the quality of domestic life. One such visible symptom of this pressure is the lack of tidy housekeeping that has become prevalent today. People have become dirtier neither by choice nor as a result of character flaws; rather, they're messy because that's what the new social (dis)order demands.

Can't buy this. It doesn't take much to keep a tidy place. It's definitely a character trait(I wouldn't even call it a flaw).

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man of few opinions wrote:
And to think I thought this was just a silly show about organizing your home. I had no idea that it indicated that I dont have enough important things to do to do with my time and was an indicator that I lead way too easy of a life if I am willing to spend even a moment watching such a program.


I think it's pretty close to the opposite of that.

People's lives have gotten harder over the past 40 years. The transition to two-income households has been completed. Wages are largely stagnant in real terms. The work week is lengthening. Public education, public services and the public sphere in general are disintegrating. These large-scale social transformations put enormous pressure on the quality of domestic life. One such visible symptom of this pressure is the lack of tidy housekeeping that has become prevalent today. People have become dirtier neither by choice nor as a result of character flaws; rather, they're messy because that's what the new social (dis)order demands.

Can't buy this. It doesn't take much to keep a tidy place. It's definitely a character trait(I wouldn't even call it a flaw).
Add a pet (or pets) and a child into the mix, and yes it can take a lot.

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Tall Midget wrote:
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And to think I thought this was just a silly show about organizing your home. I had no idea that it indicated that I dont have enough important things to do to do with my time and was an indicator that I lead way too easy of a life if I am willing to spend even a moment watching such a program.


I think it's pretty close to the opposite of that.

People's lives have gotten harder over the past 40 years. The transition to two-income households has been completed. Wages are largely stagnant in real terms. The work week is lengthening. Public education, public services and the public sphere in general are disintegrating. These large-scale social transformations put enormous pressure on the quality of domestic life. One such visible symptom of this pressure is the lack of tidy housekeeping that has become prevalent today. People have become dirtier neither by choice nor as a result of character flaws; rather, they're messy because that's what the new social (dis)order demands.

Can't buy this. It doesn't take much to keep a tidy place. It's definitely a character trait(I wouldn't even call it a flaw).
Add a pet (or pets) and a child into the mix, and yes it can take a lot.

This. Unfortunately.

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Tall Midget wrote:
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And to think I thought this was just a silly show about organizing your home. I had no idea that it indicated that I dont have enough important things to do to do with my time and was an indicator that I lead way too easy of a life if I am willing to spend even a moment watching such a program.


I think it's pretty close to the opposite of that.

People's lives have gotten harder over the past 40 years. The transition to two-income households has been completed. Wages are largely stagnant in real terms. The work week is lengthening. Public education, public services and the public sphere in general are disintegrating. These large-scale social transformations put enormous pressure on the quality of domestic life. One such visible symptom of this pressure is the lack of tidy housekeeping that has become prevalent today. People have become dirtier neither by choice nor as a result of character flaws; rather, they're messy because that's what the new social (dis)order demands.

Can't buy this. It doesn't take much to keep a tidy place. It's definitely a character trait(I wouldn't even call it a flaw).


Can't buy that. You probably just don't grasp how inadequate your cleanliness standards are. Post some pictures of your residence for us so we can judge you.

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Frank Coztansa wrote:
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And to think I thought this was just a silly show about organizing your home. I had no idea that it indicated that I dont have enough important things to do to do with my time and was an indicator that I lead way too easy of a life if I am willing to spend even a moment watching such a program.


I think it's pretty close to the opposite of that.

People's lives have gotten harder over the past 40 years. The transition to two-income households has been completed. Wages are largely stagnant in real terms. The work week is lengthening. Public education, public services and the public sphere in general are disintegrating. These large-scale social transformations put enormous pressure on the quality of domestic life. One such visible symptom of this pressure is the lack of tidy housekeeping that has become prevalent today. People have become dirtier neither by choice nor as a result of character flaws; rather, they're messy because that's what the new social (dis)order demands.

Can't buy this. It doesn't take much to keep a tidy place. It's definitely a character trait(I wouldn't even call it a flaw).
Add a pet (or pets) and a child into the mix, and yes it can take a lot.

Pet no, kids yeah sure, but I don't think this show or TM's post was directed solely at those with kids.

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Tall Midget wrote:
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And to think I thought this was just a silly show about organizing your home. I had no idea that it indicated that I dont have enough important things to do to do with my time and was an indicator that I lead way too easy of a life if I am willing to spend even a moment watching such a program.


I think it's pretty close to the opposite of that.

People's lives have gotten harder over the past 40 years. The transition to two-income households has been completed. Wages are largely stagnant in real terms. The work week is lengthening. Public education, public services and the public sphere in general are disintegrating. These large-scale social transformations put enormous pressure on the quality of domestic life. One such visible symptom of this pressure is the lack of tidy housekeeping that has become prevalent today. People have become dirtier neither by choice nor as a result of character flaws; rather, they're messy because that's what the new social (dis)order demands.

Can't buy this. It doesn't take much to keep a tidy place. It's definitely a character trait(I wouldn't even call it a flaw).


Can't buy that. You probably just don't grasp how inadequate your cleanliness standards are. Post some pictures of your residence for us so we can judge you.

There's a reason I called it a trait and not a flaw :lol:

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All my shirts are hung up on hangers. Sweatshirts and sweaters are folded.

My wife had a cleaning lady when I met her and it carried over to when we got married. She works way too hard and I'm way too lazy to do it.

This seems backwards.

I hang up sweaters, collared shirts, pullovers, jackets. I fold t-shirts, tanks, shorts and jeans.

you shouldn't hang certain sweaters (knit, cashmere, etc). it'll stretch them out.

hoodies, pullovers, etc who cares.
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this lady seems like she incapable of fun
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FavreFan wrote:
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Tall Midget wrote:
man of few opinions wrote:
And to think I thought this was just a silly show about organizing your home. I had no idea that it indicated that I dont have enough important things to do to do with my time and was an indicator that I lead way too easy of a life if I am willing to spend even a moment watching such a program.


I think it's pretty close to the opposite of that.

People's lives have gotten harder over the past 40 years. The transition to two-income households has been completed. Wages are largely stagnant in real terms. The work week is lengthening. Public education, public services and the public sphere in general are disintegrating. These large-scale social transformations put enormous pressure on the quality of domestic life. One such visible symptom of this pressure is the lack of tidy housekeeping that has become prevalent today. People have become dirtier neither by choice nor as a result of character flaws; rather, they're messy because that's what the new social (dis)order demands.

Can't buy this. It doesn't take much to keep a tidy place. It's definitely a character trait(I wouldn't even call it a flaw).
Add a pet (or pets) and a child into the mix, and yes it can take a lot.

Pet no, kids yeah sure, but I don't think this show or TM's post was directed solely at those with kids.


Well, I do think it's true that people w/o kids have it easier with regards to cleaning. But even my childless but slutty sister uses a cleaning lady because she works so many hours.

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This whining is bullshit. Clean your damn house.

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All my shirts are hung up on hangers. Sweatshirts and sweaters are folded.

My wife had a cleaning lady when I met her and it carried over to when we got married. She works way too hard and I'm way too lazy to do it.

This seems backwards.

I hang up sweaters, collared shirts, pullovers, jackets. I fold t-shirts, tanks, shorts and jeans.

you shouldn't hang certain sweaters (knit, cashmere, etc). it'll stretch them out.

hoodies, pullovers, etc who cares.

https://www.huffpost.com/entry/hang-swe ... _n_6700258

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And to think I thought this was just a silly show about organizing your home. I had no idea that it indicated that I dont have enough important things to do to do with my time and was an indicator that I lead way too easy of a life if I am willing to spend even a moment watching such a program.

You should have known that from being a guy who watches the Tour De France.

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All my shirts are hung up on hangers. Sweatshirts and sweaters are folded.

My wife had a cleaning lady when I met her and it carried over to when we got married. She works way too hard and I'm way too lazy to do it.

This seems backwards.

I hang up sweaters, collared shirts, pullovers, jackets. I fold t-shirts, tanks, shorts and jeans.

All that but I fold sweaters. I was told they'll sag if they hang.

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this lady seems like she incapable of fun

I'm not sure that a penis in her mouth brings her joy.

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Bro, she fucking loves to tidy up. Her translator loves to tiddy up.

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The interpreter looks like she would be fun...Reminds me of someone from my past.
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And to think I thought this was just a silly show about organizing your home. I had no idea that it indicated that I dont have enough important things to do to do with my time and was an indicator that I lead way too easy of a life if I am willing to spend even a moment watching such a program.

You should have known that from being a guy who watches the Tour De France.


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Tall Midget wrote:
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Tall Midget wrote:
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And to think I thought this was just a silly show about organizing your home. I had no idea that it indicated that I dont have enough important things to do to do with my time and was an indicator that I lead way too easy of a life if I am willing to spend even a moment watching such a program.


I think it's pretty close to the opposite of that.

People's lives have gotten harder over the past 40 years. The transition to two-income households has been completed. Wages are largely stagnant in real terms. The work week is lengthening. Public education, public services and the public sphere in general are disintegrating. These large-scale social transformations put enormous pressure on the quality of domestic life. One such visible symptom of this pressure is the lack of tidy housekeeping that has become prevalent today. People have become dirtier neither by choice nor as a result of character flaws; rather, they're messy because that's what the new social (dis)order demands.

Can't buy this. It doesn't take much to keep a tidy place. It's definitely a character trait(I wouldn't even call it a flaw).
Add a pet (or pets) and a child into the mix, and yes it can take a lot.

Pet no, kids yeah sure, but I don't think this show or TM's post was directed solely at those with kids.


Well, I do think it's true that people w/o kids have it easier with regards to cleaning. But even my childless but slutty sister uses a cleaning lady because she works so many hours.


Slutty, you say....can you get her to start posting here?

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I forgot the rich part, GD. She's slutty AND rich.

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I forgot the rich part, GD. She's slutty AND rich.

Put in a good word for me.

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I forgot the rich part, GD. She's slutty AND rich.

Put in a good word for me.


Too old for you. She's several years older than me, and I'm older than you.

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And to think I thought this was just a silly show about organizing your home. I had no idea that it indicated that I dont have enough important things to do to do with my time and was an indicator that I lead way too easy of a life if I am willing to spend even a moment watching such a program.


I think it's pretty close to the opposite of that.

People's lives have gotten harder over the past 40 years. The transition to two-income households has been completed. Wages are largely stagnant in real terms. The work week is lengthening. Public education, public services and the public sphere in general are disintegrating. These large-scale social transformations put enormous pressure on the quality of domestic life. One such visible symptom of this pressure is the lack of tidy housekeeping that has become prevalent today. People have become dirtier neither by choice nor as a result of character flaws; rather, they're messy because that's what the new social (dis)order demands.

Can't buy this. It doesn't take much to keep a tidy place. It's definitely a character trait(I wouldn't even call it a flaw).


An endorsement for mandatory military service!

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Damn, she's getting more kinky by the post.

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And to think I thought this was just a silly show about organizing your home. I had no idea that it indicated that I dont have enough important things to do to do with my time and was an indicator that I lead way too easy of a life if I am willing to spend even a moment watching such a program.


I think it's pretty close to the opposite of that.

People's lives have gotten harder over the past 40 years. The transition to two-income households has been completed. Wages are largely stagnant in real terms. The work week is lengthening. Public education, public services and the public sphere in general are disintegrating. These large-scale social transformations put enormous pressure on the quality of domestic life. One such visible symptom of this pressure is the lack of tidy housekeeping that has become prevalent today. People have become dirtier neither by choice nor as a result of character flaws; rather, they're messy because that's what the new social (dis)order demands.

Can't buy this. It doesn't take much to keep a tidy place. It's definitely a character trait(I wouldn't even call it a flaw).


An endorsement for mandatory military service!

Yup. It helps when you only have a jail cell sized room and not much stuff. That's all your house is - a place to keep your stuff. If you didn't have so much stuff, you wouldn't need a house. You could just walk around all the time. A house is just a pile of stuff with a cover on it.

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And to think I thought this was just a silly show about organizing your home. I had no idea that it indicated that I dont have enough important things to do to do with my time and was an indicator that I lead way too easy of a life if I am willing to spend even a moment watching such a program.


I think it's pretty close to the opposite of that.

People's lives have gotten harder over the past 40 years. The transition to two-income households has been completed. Wages are largely stagnant in real terms. The work week is lengthening. Public education, public services and the public sphere in general are disintegrating. These large-scale social transformations put enormous pressure on the quality of domestic life. One such visible symptom of this pressure is the lack of tidy housekeeping that has become prevalent today. People have become dirtier neither by choice nor as a result of character flaws; rather, they're messy because that's what the new social (dis)order demands.

Can't buy this. It doesn't take much to keep a tidy place. It's definitely a character trait(I wouldn't even call it a flaw).


An endorsement for mandatory military service!

Yup. It helps when you only have a jail cell sized room and not much stuff. That's all your house is - a place to keep your stuff. If you didn't have so much stuff, you wouldn't need a house. You could just walk around all the time. A house is just a pile of stuff with a cover on it.


I'm a lot more sentimental than my wife. She doesn't really give a shit about "things". She'll throw stuff out that I would think she would consider precious. I'll ask her, "Doesn't that mean something to you?" And she'll say, "Yeah, but I don't need it anymore."

She tries to put this rule on me that if I bring something into the house I have to get rid of something. That especially applies to clothes. I mostly ignore her but I will occasionally get rid of something just to keep the peace. The other day I showed her a picture of me from 1990. She said, "You still have that shirt, don't you?" :lol:

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Is this thread a product of society's acceptance of homosexuality or of society's rampant meth use?

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Is this thread a product of society's acceptance of homosexuality or of society's rampant meth use?

You better start sparking some joy around here before you get the boot!

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