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Bag Drawer
I have no idea what I meant. But this was the headline on my idea tasklist | |
a. Maybe to have small open square bags in each compartment of the drawer so that I put stuff and take them out with the bag, easily closing the bag, to put them in my handbag. The bags sit one in the other so when I take a bag, I still have one inside?
b. Or maybe I meant that the drawers aren't
made of wood and are actually bags on a top frame. Perhaps for laundry and things like that.
c. Somehow I remember something more exciting about this idea, but cannot remember what it was. So M-F-D.
I'll erase it, unless somebody gets excited by a or b.
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Maybe an artist that sits at the side of a busy street with a sketchpad, and as people walk past she or he will quickly make a sketch of their bags? |
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Damn you [pocmloc]! - that was my interpretation of the title too! |
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Sorry [hippo] I'm already damned. I'm not sure if it is possible to be damneder. |
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In the imperative mood, tense is generally unspecified. |
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It's a race at the checkout which ends in a tie - fastest bagging in the West. |
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It's knickers made out of old bags. |
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It's a hunter who shoots down sets of drawers in the wild, as rapidly as possible. That's right, he quick-draws and bags them. |
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It's a set of drawers, made of bags. (hmmm... I think that's (b) above) |
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It's a device for closing up the mouth of a bag, using a draw-string. |
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Or did you, for security reasons, write down the idea title backwards? If this is the case, then "Reward Gab" may be something to do with an incentive program for what is (apparently, according to the internet) a far-right Twitter alternative |
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Bags hung on the top frame would allow fast swapping and easy cleaning. I'm too lazy to check for the almost inevitable status of baked and I haven't personally seen one so have a charitable croissant. |
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(psst - [pashute] - you left this on your task-list as a reminder to try going half-commando) |
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Is half-commando when, instead of wearing a pair of underpants, you just wear a single one? |
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A nifty underwear fly alternative. |
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I still don't remember. I definitely was not thinking of any of these. What [Voice] said. But then again perhaps a third alternative: A drawer for storing and taking bags. Every kitchen has one with a package of garbage bags and a package of sandwich bags and another one for the medium sized bags with handles and two other kinds. But this one you don't have to open. The bags sit in a compartment, one for each kind of bag, and then are pulled through a hole in the front. I think this is what I was thinking when I jotted the idea down, or maybe I just made it up now. Anyways... it seems this headline is here to stay. |
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I note also that the title is "Bag Drawer" rather than "Bag Drawers", so perhaps meaning a single, communal, one-drawer-to-rule-them-all bag drawer rather than every house in a neighbourhood having its own bag drawer? |
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// I have no idea what I meant // |
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LOL—I remember my first beer, too. (Okay, maybe Steve Martin said that, but still.) |
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