what is in the bottom of your closet?

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what is in the bottom of your closet?

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My daughter suggested this one, for me its its two suitcases and assorted ants and spiders.
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There is nothing on the bottom of my closet, but surprisingly there is no back to it and if you keep walking it leads to a winter wonderland. But thats just my closet. :)
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Closet? I call it a wardrobe and deep within are many many old dusty shoes.....
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Stuff that will never be found again.... :cry:
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a basket full of mitch-match socks... lol im hoping one day my dryer will give there mates back
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Some old t-shirts i've been thinking to give away for some time now.
O well, maybe tomorrow :P
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I dread to think :oops:
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Old notes from my college days, hangers (they turn up everywhere, literally everywhere) and various magazines i never got around to throwing out yet..
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you mean other than the bodies? Sneakers, shoes, dust, air conditioner, computer cables, old bills, a pile of books and the Holy Grail.
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Tip the Bottle wrote:you mean other than the bodies? Sneakers, shoes, dust, air conditioner, computer cables, old bills, a pile of books and the Holy Grail.
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uhhh... a steering wheel cover my brother bought for me years ago because it was cowprint and i love cows, yet i still have no car to put it on... and a guitar :)
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I cleaned my closet out today, got rid of some of the ants and spiders and added an old reel to reel tape recorder and a suitcase full of junk.
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Shoes
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Just shoes
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In my other closet misc. junk. An old computer monitor, two CD players that dont work, a box full of bedding, a fishing tackle box, a 1940 Stromberg-Carlson radio-phono combination, and I dont know what else. Got to clean it out one of these days.
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