1) You can identify it
2) You can make up a good story for it if you can't.
(I do know what it is based on surrounding "archaeological evidence.")
Next, I also came across the shoe below. (I didn't go digging for its soul-mate... ooh, ow... sorry... just too easy...
) because the location wasn't one I'd venture into without a hazmat suit... this was sitting on top of a lid.Anyone want to make a wager as to whether I'll figure out how to use it in a rug?
I will you know... both of them!
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What the hell do you do? Go out walking the dogs with a pair of rubber gloves and a plastic bag in your pocket? I hope you have plenty of Lysol spray at home! LOL. That poor boot. A broken heel. Now that yellow thing . . . I have no idea . . . but I think it scares me . . .
Snark- yes, you got it. The first thing I do with everything is saturate it with lysol. But I don't generally go deep digging- I look for recent move-ins/move-outs who have dumped a mass of clothes on the top of the bin, or even in a box beside the bin as is often the case.
Others I've encountered actually do the "diving" part of dumpster diving... I more do the "skimming."
See . . . I ALWAYS KNEW you were a "selective" shopper! Haven't checked with anyone else yet, but I plan on getting to Gino's around 7 or 7:30 tonight.
That yellow thing looks like a pair of kid's drawers, or something. I hope you left that sitting where it was.
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It can't be drawers. The holes are in the wrong place! LOL
Snark- too right. If I have to clean it, I don't touch it. I lysol everything as part of "standard precautions" but...
Betty- I should have put a rule up along side it, but from "hole" to "hole" it is about 18", so I don't know what kind of kid would wear those, heheh.
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