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On Wednesday, 30 January 2019 18:01:47 UTC, Bill Wright wrote:
The wisdom of life
NEVER THROW ANYTHING AWAY
because
IT MIGHT COME IN
and
HELP AVOID SOCIAL HUMILIATION

Just suppose your relatives turn up out of the blue and with very little
preliminary small talk ask if you have any chain. Imagine the
embarrassment if you are clean out of chain. But the wise man will have
been carefully saving and cataloguing every piece of chain that has come
his way for the last fifty years. Disregarding the twenty-three
samples of chain he has that aren't suitable on grounds of size, weight,
and design, he will be able to find various appropriate chains
immediately and offer his relations a choice of at least five types.
This sort of prudence is what made Britain great. REMEMBER! NEVER THROW
ANYTHING AWAY! IT MIGHT COME IN!

Hoarders don't normally know where things are,
and thus can't produce them when needed/wanted.

I normally do. Tho a bigger hoarder mate of mine
has managed to lose an entire beer brewing barrel
and the other associated stuff like the mixing spoon
and hydrometer. He has a lot more hoarded than
I have tho, massive great shed and another 40'
shipping container too.