This is SO spooky. I was in a charity shop yesterday and saw a HUGE saucepan with glass lid.I thought it looked really useful and then I thought "oh no, someone could have boiled up someone's head in that". I did, honestly!!
I watched that TV prog last week about Dennis Neilsen who killed and dismembered over 20 young men. Some of whom he boiled up. That must have been on my mind.
This is SO spooky. I was in a charity shop yesterday and saw a HUGE saucepan with glass lid.I thought it looked really useful and then I thought "oh no, someone could have boiled up someone's head in that". I did, honestly!!
I watched that TV prog last week about Dennis Neilsen who killed and dismembered over 20 young men. Some of whom he boiled up. That must have been on my mind.
What rubbish ! Some clothes donations are from relatives of a deceased person obviously, but just as many come from people having a clearout or donating clothes they don't like or don't fit into anymore. I get loads of fabulous stuff from the shops up here, and the shops themselves are smartly fitted out with no tatty stuff to be seen. I'd rather go in a great charity shop for a good root round than venture into TK Maxx any day - gives me a headache going through the dress rails in there !
I think that only a small percentage of clothes in a charity shop are from someone who has died.
Anyway you can't worry about things like that. I bet most of us live in a house that at least one person has died in at sometime - especially if it is a really old house or cottage. You might even be sleeping in the bedroom that people have died in !
And if you buy anything antique from an auction or antique shop the first owner of it is bound to be dead. !
Even the Queen lives in a palace that people have died in and wears jewels and robes that have been worn by generations of dead people.
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I watched that TV prog last week about Dennis Neilsen who killed and dismembered over 20 young men. Some of whom he boiled up. That must have been on my mind.
Hmmmmmm..................You just never know
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What rubbish ! Some clothes donations are from relatives of a deceased person obviously, but just as many come from people having a clearout or donating clothes they don't like or don't fit into anymore. I get loads of fabulous stuff from the shops up here, and the shops themselves are smartly fitted out with no tatty stuff to be seen. I'd rather go in a great charity shop for a good root round than venture into TK Maxx any day - gives me a headache going through the dress rails in there !
My best bargain was a Prada suit for £12.50. It was gorgeous, but sadly it no longer fits me
Thank you Doris
I've no qualms with second hand stuff, I love to find a bargain
I'm sorry to hear of your sad demise
So, are you giving anything good to any charity shops then?
Is it a dead persons coat
Even yourself?
Substitutiary Locomotion
Well no...I'd be dead
Damn! they lied to me :mad:
Anyway you can't worry about things like that. I bet most of us live in a house that at least one person has died in at sometime - especially if it is a really old house or cottage. You might even be sleeping in the bedroom that people have died in !
And if you buy anything antique from an auction or antique shop the first owner of it is bound to be dead. !
Even the Queen lives in a palace that people have died in and wears jewels and robes that have been worn by generations of dead people.