Re: Continental vs British toilets



On Mon, 26 Sep 2005 17:29:14 -0400, Marilee J. Layman
<mjlayman@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:

>On Mon, 26 Sep 2005 00:16:46 GMT, spam@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx (Jonathan L
>Cunningham) wrote:

>>However, they are well overdue for replacement. The problem
>>is that I need an extra-dimensional hole, or pocket, to
>>shove all the room contents. Otherwise actually getting
>>at the floor to replace anything is extremely problematical.

>Do you have the deliverable storage units over there? You might be
>able to carry a lot of your stuff out and store it in one of those.
>Here's an example:
>
>http://www.pods.com/

I have nowhere to put such a thing.

It is possible to rent storage space, but it's expensive.

My long term plan is to declutter, by getting rid of things, i.e
by *not* storing them. Frex, an entire shelf of academic papers,
many of which I acquired because the abstracts sounded interesting
but I never got around to reading - or ones I've read, but contain
ideas that are either "obvious" or easy to reinvent, and too old
to be worth citing anyway.

Besides, I don't write academic papers any more, so why would I
need to cite them? (Some, I might compromise, and scan them, since
bits in my computer take up the same amount of space whether they
are ones or noughts. But scanning articles is time-consuming.)

Also I have many tens (hundreds?) of SF books which I'll probably
never read again - I could start selling them on e-bay. Not because
I particularly want to get rid of them, but because I *do* need
to create space.

Jonathan
(Finally got rid of an old monitor lying around ... a destitute
writer friend's monitor packed up, around 2000 words (he reckons)
from the end of his latest novel. "Do you know where I can get
a monitor cheap?" he asks me. "As it happens, ..." I reply. I
reckon he owes me a pint, though, which seems a fair price :-).

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