Just like the recently reviewed Erase-A-Hole, the Ball Claw could conjure up alternative meanings and visuals that the makers may not have counted on.
I know that if I turn around and ask my husband if he’d like a Ball Claw for Christmas, he’ll either:
a) Feel queasy
b) Figure I found out about *that thing he did* and start sucking up
c) Start to wear a cup around the house
In reality, he wouldn’t need to do any of those things because a Ball Claw isn’t what you think it is. [click to continue…]
Unless you’re lucky enough to live in a moderate climate where your grass is green all year long, it may be time to retire your lawn mower and other gardening tools for the year.
You may be tempted to throw everything in your shed, brushing your hands of summer and fall chores in one loud swoop – but come next spring, you might regret that decision. Instead, take a bit of time to winterize your garden and landscaping equipment with these tips: [click to continue…]
There’s a rude joke out there that goes something like this:
A man is sitting on the couch watching TV while his wife is in the kitchen. Over the sound of football he hears her say, “Sweetheart, would you rather have chicken, beef or lamb for dinner?”
The man smiles and shouts over the TV, “Chicken! That sounds great.”
The woman pokes her head around the corner and snarls, “I was talking to the cat, you moron. You’re having whatever I damn well give you!”
The reason I tell this story is because the Matrix Cube Collection we’re talking about today was something an acquaintance of mine bought – for her cat – while she and her boyfriend were a little tight on money and storage space for themselves. Heh. [click to continue…]
If ever there was a TV program that would boost Organize.com’s sales, it would have to be Hoarders.
Have you seen this show? In case you’re unawares, it’s an A&E series that goes into the homes of people who collect junk and stuff and refuse to toss any of it. The garbage-clinging that goes on would even make Oscar the Grouch dry-heave a little.
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Just like the recently reviewed Erase-A-Hole, the Ball Claw could conjure up alternative meanings and visuals that the makers may not have counted on.
