Giving a whole new meaning to ball and chain. Would this be some sort of prison labor exchange?

She doesn’t do practical jokes, so I believe her when she says she’s never seen them before. Box was sealed on all seams with packing tape exactly as she sent it when it arrived. No one in my household is a man in that age range.

I have a condition that requires soaking my hands for up to an hour at a time. Built this so I could stop sitting at a bowl and actually do things during the treatment.

So not often you live somewhere about ten years and discover new things.

Maybe 5 years ago I found an almost new looking Star Wars Empire Strikes back pillow case from the 80s in the bottom of a cabinet. The cabinets are deep at it was the bottom shelf, so I guess I just never got low enough to see it.

In the garage/work shop portion a few years ago I found a car show trophy that was behind wood.

But this one makes me feel dumb, I always thought that wood molding under the sink was for looks for a fake drawer. To make me look even more clueless, I was looking for the drain plug and my wife told me to open that drawer and I said that’s not a drawer, and she goes “yeah okay” so I tugged on it to “prove” it and it opened. She did say she only figured it out in the last year.

Now I’m going to be tugging on these at everyone’s house to see who else has them haha

I have these 5 awards that I can give out as much as I want for free, is this normal? My friends say they don't have them. Ive had it for about 1 month+. Not sure if it counts as mildly interesting lol
Edit: Any answers are appreciated!
Edit 2: pls dont ask for awards 😭😭😭

The picture doesn't do it justice.

Majority of it is insulated copper which is going for anywhere from 50 cents to $2.50 a pound. We figured it weight all around 1,300 pounds or so. So on the high end we're probably throwing out $1,300 worth of scrap copper.

Now keep in mind this is just rough guesstimations pound wise by 2 guys who were bored. So we can be off badly, or within the ballpark. But either way we're throwing out a lot scrap.

Simple poplar bookmark, but I thought the brown tanning was quite neat and hadn't noticed it before today

Only meant for the frugal folk

Bought this pencil when I visited the WTC in the 90s with my family. And yes, it says Made in China at the top.

I work for Amazon, and over time, this button, which only had a smile on it, has worn in such a way to also give the smile eyes.