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barbtries

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4. this is not a joke:

Reply to Norrrm (Original post)

Sun May 17, 2026, 12:38 PM

Sunday

Recently, I went downstairs, retrieved what I needed, and ran back up the stairs with whatever the fuck it was who can remember that, and bragged to my son that I had, indeed, walked into the kitchen and knew instantly what I was there for.

who's getting old?!

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I go downstairs to get something. [View all] Norrrm Sunday OP

I always hung my truck keys next to the basement garage walkin door. Last year I put a hook doc03 Sunday #1

I put up a calendar to mark off when I take my pills Wifes husband Sunday #2

When i go downstairs to get something, i immediately get it and put it on the stairs. dem4decades Sunday #3

Patent that technique! erronis Sunday #5

this is not a joke: barbtries Sunday #4

Twice when I was young I walked to the top of The Washington Monument. twodogsbarking Sunday #6

Half my daily steps mountain grammy Sunday #7

But do you go to the grocery store, spend $90 and come home without what you went for? twodogsbarking Sunday #8

i know you're joking, but there's a trick for this- mopinko Sunday #9

I'm ahead of you AverageOldGuy Sunday #10

I do it at work all the time. "What the hell did I come down here for?" Then I have to go back up to where I was when I NBachers Sunday #11