To everyone who has ever gone back home and found their parents' house to be filled with strange crap, here's the site for you: Crap At My Parents' House by comedian Joel Dovev.
Best of all, you're invited to submit photos of crap from your own parents:
- via Flash NewsMy parents have spent the last 8 years saving fast food condiment packets. If there ever is a shortage, lets just say they won’t be rationing Pizza Hut red pepper flakes and Arby’s Bar-b-q sauce like everyone else. (submitted by Julianne)
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darn! how did you get a picture of my kitchen's drawer????
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Oh lawd, yes, my parents actually have jars full of unused sauce packets. I think I still have some ketchup packets with the old Burger King logo on it! I bet if I threw all of it away, nobody would notice.
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my parents had the same collection, and because of it i always throw my packets away. they never get used
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I moved back with my folks recently, and everything was were it was four years ago, but with more stuff piled on top. I could not believe it. It was pretty sureal.
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i am so sad this project was not around when we went through my dad's house. among our collectibles were cans of chlorofluorocarbons (used for drying nail varnish and creating your own personal hole in the ozone) a painted cigar store indian made out of rubber, hundreds of plastic jello molds (square with recipes on them circa 1955) filled with screws and nuts and bits of wire, and items too numerous and bizarre to mention ahhhh the memories of growing up in the house that hoarding built
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