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If you look in our cabinets you'll see how true that is.
Also in our pantry, our closet, her office, her office closet...
The frustrating thing is that we have twice as many lids as containers, and half of the containers don't have lids. It's like socks in the dryer -- they only get used together, so how do they manage to get separated? And WHERE DID THE MISSING ONES GO??
AND WHY ARE WE KEEPING THE LIDLESS CONTAINERS AND CONTAINERLESS LIDS???
(answer: they were here long before me, and they'll be here long after me -- if one of us goes in the trash, it ain't gonna be the Tupperware)
Also in our pantry, our closet, her office, her office closet...
The frustrating thing is that we have twice as many lids as containers, and half of the containers don't have lids. It's like socks in the dryer -- they only get used together, so how do they manage to get separated? And WHERE DID THE MISSING ONES GO??
AND WHY ARE WE KEEPING THE LIDLESS CONTAINERS AND CONTAINERLESS LIDS???
(answer: they were here long before me, and they'll be here long after me -- if one of us goes in the trash, it ain't gonna be the Tupperware)
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Tell me about it! One of these days I'm going to go through all our Tupperware (lots of it) and toss and containers and lids that don't have matches.
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www.marketwatch.com
Tupperware’s stock craters after food-storage company warns it may go bust
Tupperware Brands Corp.'s stock slid 45% Monday to the lowest level in three years.
www.marketwatch.com
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The missing socks become Tupperware lids that don't fit anything.
Actually, we have very little Tupperware, and not many of the "off brands."
I tried that once.
ONCE.
Spending her retirement savings to run off with her sister would have been more easily forgiven. After all, she has another sister -- Tupperware isn't making some of those containers anymore!
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A Tupperware party? Mr. Obvious.
Doubtless a similar "value" to all of the rusty spare parts, broken tools. and nearly-empty spray cans which currently occupy every horizontal surface in my garage.
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Funny but just was reading the other day that she was buried in a lead lined coffin
Marie Curie's Body Was So Radioactive She Was Buried In A Lead-Lined Coffin
Her research into radioactivity changed the nature of modern physics, but how radioactive has it left this famous scientist?
www.iflscience.com
Shouldn't this be in Groaners?
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It was a tough choice.
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Must have had something to do with her glowing personality.Funny but just was reading the other day that she was buried in a lead lined coffin
Marie Curie's Body Was So Radioactive She Was Buried In A Lead-Lined Coffin
Her research into radioactivity changed the nature of modern physics, but how radioactive has it left this famous scientist?
At least she didn't need a night light.
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