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You can never have too many __________________
I tell my wife this all the time, and I think she might actually be seeing my point of view here, one can never have too many flash lights.
Of course this very concept can be exagerated because have 3,258.00 flashlights (or pretty much any one item) is obviously too many... BUT, my point is simply that there are certain things that having more than you think one person should need is a good thing in certain regards.
To clarify, when you need a flashlight, it is usually not available, or inconvenient to find (which is funny since you often need a flashlight to find the flashlight).
So in my house, I have flashlights stored in almost every place imaginable. All the bedrooms have two. The garage, pantry, under the sink in the bathroom, the dopp kit, in EACH of my suitcases, both vehicles (I even hid one in the spare tire compartment of my wife's vehicle, can never be too safe when it comes to the wife.... maybe a little overboard, but I will always have one when needed and when they are needed, nothing else will do. It can often be a matter of safety.
So with that, I leave the table open: What can you never have enough of? And why if you care to explain
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Permalink Reply by Mike Wisbrock on -
Platypi.
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Permalink Reply by Brian Splash on -
And l thought l was the only one that hid torches all over the place !
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Permalink Reply by L. Alexander Spaulding on
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Swords, knives, Guns(they should come in pairs), anything "green", books, and any other sufficiently manly item.
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Permalink Reply by Josh Clark on -
I'm with Liam; can't have enough socks!
Athletic socks, thick hiking socks, wool socks, plain black/brown/gray dress socks, patterned socks, argyle socks, etc.
My grandpa is the same way, but for some reason my dad was never as obsessed...
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Permalink Reply by Michael S. Hilton on -
Money. Pretty self-explanatory.
Books, especially for book-lovers. When a few hours of free time hit, instead of playing video games and/or eating, reading a book is a wise choice. And it's great when you have a nice selection to choose from.
Tools. Saves having to run down to the hardware store every time you have a project.
My brother would say knives, but he has an inhuman obsession with them, so I wouldn't agree right away.
That's all I can think of right now.
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Permalink Reply by The Original Cody on -
comebacks
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Permalink Reply by Adino the Eznite on -
Guns. Protection if needed, food getter if needed.
Also just plain entertaining.
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Permalink Reply by Jeff Kraykovic on -
Books and knives. I see these items are on many peoples lists. It must be true...
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Permalink Reply by Ian Wilson on -
books
flashlights
socks
Baileys Irish Cream
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