What we all need really bad
In a moment of inspiration, I picked up a catalog from the kitchen table and realized what America really needs-
http://www.bedbathandbeyond.com/search/search.aspx?InDimSearch=1&nty=1&dim=1&N=4294966210&order_num=-1
New trash cans! On average, you only pay about $130.00. Stainless steel. All-new technology.
Good grief, what is this society coming to-!
If anyone out there is tempted to invest in one of these streamlined beauties, please consider giving 90% of the fund to charity instead. So maybe your trash receptacle will seem a little less special- I'm truly sorry.
As one of my brothers commented, "Talk about throwing away money...."
http://www.bedbathandbeyond.com/search/search.aspx?InDimSearch=1&nty=1&dim=1&N=4294966210&order_num=-1
New trash cans! On average, you only pay about $130.00. Stainless steel. All-new technology.
Good grief, what is this society coming to-!
If anyone out there is tempted to invest in one of these streamlined beauties, please consider giving 90% of the fund to charity instead. So maybe your trash receptacle will seem a little less special- I'm truly sorry.
As one of my brothers commented, "Talk about throwing away money...."
Labels: Good Grief, Odds and Ends
posted by The Quiet Woman at 3/12/2008 08:42:00 PM
6 Comments:
New technology in...trashcans? How could they possibly do that? I don't even know what they could improve!
Anyway, good point.
Well, you see, they're called "no-fingerprint," whatever that means, there's a little storage compartment underneath for extra garbage bags (*gasp*), and all this other stuff...
You have to admit, those are some pretty sweet trashcans there...
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I would wear a tux and white gloves when I took it out to the curb...
Oh, no, YOU wouldn't take it to the curb. Your valet (Jeeves?) would. *g*
It ought to be "What we all need really badLY" fwiw.
The best trash can is already mine. It has a nice wooden look even though it's not made of wood, and of a shade that happens to go perfectly with the dark green Steubie bookstore bags, which fit perfectly in it as trash bags. It ends up having a wonderful woody look/feel. My only disappointment will be when I graduate and won't have a supply of Steubie bookstore bags to use with it anymore.
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