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Men And Stuff And Why They Hold Onto It
What is it about men and the stuff they never get rid of? Truly, if the only difference between men and boys is the cost of their toys perhaps a subset of that little saying should be that another difference between men and boys is the amount of stuff that men accumulate right from the time they were boys. Truly, the things they refuse to get rid of can boggle the mind.
For example, consider a ski helmet. It may be that this harmless little helmet -- sitting all alone in the corner gathering dust and threatening nobody, no person or country, even -- was obtained during freshman year of college. Never mind that that freshman year was back when Jimmy Carter was busily running for president, it's over in that corner nonetheless and isn't going anywhere.
Indeed, that helmet has a good chance of being found by alien explorers when they finally get around to visiting the planet 4 million years from now. Though it's a sure bet that it'll be petrified, it's also a sure bet that it will be occupying the equivalent of some dusty corner in some archaeological dig. It could be that men look at it as way to connect with a long-ago past, which is why it's still hanging around.
Another good example is that old black sport watch that broke back during the first Clinton administration and was never repaired. Sure, there are probably more than a few memories attached to that watch but you'd think a man would either pay the money to get it fixed or just throw it out. Maybe the psychic vibes of all those good times emanate from it in the dark of night to comfort his dreams. Yes, that might be it.
Generally speaking, women understand men far better than they themselves do when it comes to this sort of pack rat behavior. They get that men have a gene that prevents them from throwing away even the most obscure and unlamented object and don't even try to get most guys to get rid of those Buster Brown shoes from the early 60s. Indeed, the shoes are here to stay even after the women have given up in disgust and left.
Maybe when he was a boy, and he went to his favorite baseball team's ball game and got one of those souvenir helmets with the little Oriole on the front of it, that it had some relevancy. After all, there was many a day that that the helmet graced his little noggin, though the little bird is long gone and there's a crack running alongside from when that little black helmet was hit with a baseball just a bit too hard during a sandlot game. Again, that helmet's not going anywhere, either.
And this is why men are probably the best collectors of stuff that will never be worth much of anything than any other creature on this planet. They grow attached to the strangest things, especially those things that show no promise of ever being worth anything. But that's probably why men and boys were created the way they are; they are probably the human race's living memory bank, and that's a good thing.
What's the use of watching the game?
I can't even tell if they are in scoring range...that blasted snow!
Thats what makes the game so interesting!
Wild Ones: Kamehameha Blast,Snow Man,Energy Shield.{Unreleased}[Oct.9,2010]
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