What is the most pointless thing in your home? That you don't ever use.
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stayblue4life
ANSWERS: 17
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A robot dog
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The coffee maker! The only coffee drank in this house is instant (I live in Norway and this country's population drinks more coffee per head than anyone else in the world!)
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The TV.
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The stove. I don't think I've actually COOKED in 2 years. Take-out and/or microwave is all I need.
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Treadmill
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I have about 8 curly irons. why i do not know i have about any size you might need but i have not used even one in a long time.
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I live in a community of five and I keep on top of my own stuff, but believe me ive seen totally pointless objects around the house examples include - a green vase like glass, never used - a squashed box of tissues, that move about day by day but dont get used. - a bag of plastic red roses, never used - a piece of odd looking bark, 3 ft long - quilts without covers, so old that I wouldnt use them pointless things I dont have in my own room. they take up space, and can be a symptom of blocked energy in the room, or reflecting that within me. a room or house says a lot about the person in it.
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Besides my husband? :P I would have to say the formal dining room.
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a suite of armor... a gigantic globe from the 1800s... a "band" of stuffed bull-frogs... umm.... yea there's a lot of stuff here...
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A diktoinairy!
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My fitness ball that I sat on once to tie my shoe. Now we just kick it around when we are bored.
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My antenna for the T.V.
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We have a digeridoo. I cant really explain it so here is the dictionary definition - The didgeridoo (or didjeridu) is a wind instrument of the Indigenous Australians of northern Australia. It is sometimes described as a natural wooden trumpet or "drone pipe". Musicologists classify it as an aerophone.
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I have an electric typewriter in the basement I need to get rid of
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A chair no one ever sits in.
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A pool pump designed for an in ground pool that was taken out YEARS before we ever moved here. I've just never taken it out of the attic to toss it.
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The basement.
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