redclfco
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Same idea, but speaks reality.
How many of us have brought that extra coat, about 5 times more coffee than we need, tools that would serve best if left at home in the tool box, my list can go on and on...but my first official Remember not to bring________cause you don't need it has to be t shirts!
Like a good boy scout, I bring changes for the undergarments for each day, and a couple to spare, but I also lug along clothing that I NEVER wear, and the worst is shirts! What, am I going to a fancy dinner party? Why o why do I lug a bunch of casual shirts? What, am I looking to find a date? Impress you bunch of goobers? What makes me think I have to lug all these collared shirts, pressed dockers, extra shoes for anyway!?
I always buy at least one and sometimes more t shirts when I go on a trip, so "I got to thinkin "why not just leave the shirts at home, gives me a fool proof excuse to buy some at the rally, and then wear them right out of the bag?! Almost every short term trip I take (short term defined as 7 days and under) I always pack enough clothing to survive a hurricane or blizzard! This must stop now, I say!
Only this year in TN, with the proclivity of spilling BBQ sauce on everything I own, maybe I will bring just one spare
What do you always pack, but never use?
How many of us have brought that extra coat, about 5 times more coffee than we need, tools that would serve best if left at home in the tool box, my list can go on and on...but my first official Remember not to bring________cause you don't need it has to be t shirts!
Like a good boy scout, I bring changes for the undergarments for each day, and a couple to spare, but I also lug along clothing that I NEVER wear, and the worst is shirts! What, am I going to a fancy dinner party? Why o why do I lug a bunch of casual shirts? What, am I looking to find a date? Impress you bunch of goobers? What makes me think I have to lug all these collared shirts, pressed dockers, extra shoes for anyway!?
I always buy at least one and sometimes more t shirts when I go on a trip, so "I got to thinkin "why not just leave the shirts at home, gives me a fool proof excuse to buy some at the rally, and then wear them right out of the bag?! Almost every short term trip I take (short term defined as 7 days and under) I always pack enough clothing to survive a hurricane or blizzard! This must stop now, I say!
Only this year in TN, with the proclivity of spilling BBQ sauce on everything I own, maybe I will bring just one spare
What do you always pack, but never use?