My wife often complains when I come in the house and put my jacket on a
chair near the door. She thinks it should be hung in the closet or she
wants to waste money and buy a clothes tree.

I came up with a simple solution. I duct taped my jacket to the wall.
She was not impressed.

On 1/21/14 8:09 PM, Ed Pawlowski wrote:
My wife often complains when I come in the house and put my jacket on a
chair near the door. She thinks it should be hung in the closet or she
wants to waste money and buy a clothes tree.

I came up with a simple solution. I duct taped my jacket to the wall.
She was not impressed.

I bet you didn't use camouflage duct tape.

On 1/21/2014 9:18 PM, Dean Hoffman wrote:
On 1/21/14 8:09 PM, Ed Pawlowski wrote:
My wife often complains when I come in the house and put my jacket on a
chair near the door. She thinks it should be hung in the closet or she
wants to waste money and buy a clothes tree.

I came up with a simple solution. I duct taped my jacket to the wall.
She was not impressed.

I bet you didn't use camouflage duct tape.

That would have made a difference! Thanks for the tip.

On Tue, 21 Jan 2014 21:09:34 -0500, Ed Pawlowski wrote:

My wife often complains when I come in the house and put my jacket on a
chair near the door. She thinks it should be hung in the closet or she
wants to waste money and buy a clothes tree.

I came up with a simple solution. I duct taped my jacket to the wall.
She was not impressed.

Gaffer's tape would have been better. You can remove it with no residue.

Don. www.donwiss.com (e-mail link at home page bottom).

"Ed Pawlowski" wrote in message
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My wife often complains when I come in the house and put my jacket on a
chair near the door. She thinks it should be hung in the closet or she
wants to waste money and buy a clothes tree.

I came up with a simple solution. I duct taped my jacket to the wall. She
was not impressed.

Heh. I have a coat tree and yet I still hang the coat on a chair if it
makes its way into the house. Mostly I keep it in my van. If it's on the
chair, I can grab it on my way out. If on a hanger or the coat tree, I'll
forget it. I should add hat I rarely wear coats or jackets but I will bring
one when it is cold outside.

On 1/21/2014 9:09 PM, Ed Pawlowski wrote:
My wife often complains when I come in the house and put my jacket on a
chair near the door. She thinks it should be hung in the closet or she
wants to waste money and buy a clothes tree.

I came up with a simple solution. I duct taped my jacket to the wall.
She was not impressed.

Did you take it down from the wall with WD?

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Ed Pawlowski wrote:
My wife often complains when I come in the house and put my jacket on a
chair near the door. She thinks it should be hung in the closet or she
wants to waste money and buy a clothes tree.

I came up with a simple solution. I duct taped my jacket to the wall.
She was not impressed.

1. Good luck finding space in an entry closet if you are married.
2. I'll bet everyone who has ever had a clothes tree, had it fall over
because it was out of balance.
3. Before the divorce becomes finalized, drive nails in the wall for all
your coats, hats, and gloves. :-)


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willshak posted for all of us...

And I know how to SNIP

1. Good luck finding space in an entry closet if you are married.
2. I'll bet everyone who has ever had a clothes tree, had it fall over
because it was out of balance.
3. Before the divorce becomes finalized, drive nails in the wall for all
your coats, hats, and gloves. :-)

CAUTION NOTICE! Please take your coats, hats and
gloves off before driving the nails through.

This PSA has been sponsored by an OslamaCare grant
of $3 million.


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Tekkie

Tekkie® wrote:
willshak posted for all of us...

And I know how to SNIP

1. Good luck finding space in an entry closet if you are married.
2. I'll bet everyone who has ever had a clothes tree, had it fall over
because it was out of balance.
3. Before the divorce becomes finalized, drive nails in the wall for all
your coats, hats, and gloves. :-)

CAUTION NOTICE! Please take your coats, hats and
gloves off before driving the nails through.

This PSA has been sponsored by an OslamaCare grant
of $3 million.


Hmmm,
No space in the closet? Must be small closet!!!, LOL

On 1/21/2014 8:09 PM, Ed Pawlowski wrote:
My wife often complains when I come in the house and put my jacket on
a chair near the door. She thinks it should be hung in the closet or
she wants to waste money and buy a clothes tree.

I came up with a simple solution. I duct taped my jacket to the
wall. She was not impressed.

Women lack a certain sense of humor. o_O

TDD

On 1/22/2014 4:05 AM, Don Wiss wrote:
On Tue, 21 Jan 2014 21:09:34 -0500, Ed Pawlowski
wrote:

My wife often complains when I come in the house and put my jacket
on a chair near the door. She thinks it should be hung in the
closet or she wants to waste money and buy a clothes tree.

I came up with a simple solution. I duct taped my jacket to the
wall. She was not impressed.

Gaffer's tape would have been better. You can remove it with no
residue.

That tape won't pull the paint off the wall either. ^_^

TDD