27 people share pictures of ugly things they own
By: May Wilkerson
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We all have a household object that most of the world would deem "ugly" but we wouldn't dream of taking it to Goodwill. Just because something is aesthetically displeasing doesn't make it garbage ( or maybe it is garbage but we love it anyway)
Someone on Twitter asked people to share photos of the "ugliest" thing they own.
Here are 26 of the most gloriously ugly items you've ever seen. These treasured objects are truly the stuff of nightmares.
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My wife asked me how long we were required to keep this? I made it in the late 60's. Seems a shame to give up on it now, lol!
I will let your wife in on a little secret of mine. Sometimes, when others aren’t around, you can sneak things into the trash and they never even notice it’s gone.
I like the colors in that painting. Maybe a spare bedroom or the garage so she doesn’t have to see it so often.
Notice it's place of honor is behind my office door, which is open 95% of the time.
We also have a bulletin board about the same size that usually stands in front of it.
Colors, yes indeed, they matched the shag carpet in my first apartment, lol, memories...
Do the drapes match the carpet? (I think the youngsters will get that one too.)
Ha!!
That reminds me... How is your heart-shaped bush? Luscious as ever?
That would look great in my attic
I have a wooden napkin holder I made when I was 5 years old, yeah it looks like a 5 year old made it but that's no excuse for the wife always trying to throw it away sheesh. I made it in the Cub scouts if I remember correctly. Are they still a thing?
I was a Tiger Cub coordinator and Cub Scout Leader in the distant past, lol.
It was like throwing a birthday party every week and there's only so many times you can take them to the firehouse or to see cheese being made.
So we taught them ceramics.....so to speak.
My kids made these and they hold a place of "honor" on the window sill in the garage, but I won't part with them.
I think they are supposed to be an ash tray and a pencil holder??
Yes tiger cub, that is it. I never progressed beyond that.
I screamed at that poor, yet colorful, bird that he was flying too close to the sun, but he didn't hear me! He must have had his earbuds in ... he was listening to Here Comes The Sun .
He obviously didn't learn a lesson from Icarus ... and now he's Daedalus.
Haha! Great picture ... !
yikes. which way is up?
If we retire South of the Border, it will fit right in, lol....
it would fit in on the walls of my son's living room without too much notice.
99.9% of everything considered "Ugly" in my house, has been thrown out. My wife is happy !
It was all " My Stuff ".
The .1% I got to keep, was this:
The uglier an item is, the more I want it. I have quite a collection.
LOL
I can't think of anything I own that I would consider ugly, but others may have a different opinion about these.
This is up just inside our front door in order to scare bad spirits away from our home.
This variation of the three monkeys houses a magnifying glass in its base. Instead of "see no evil, hear no evil, speak no evil", it depicts "see evil, hear evil, speak evil" (that's a megaphone, not a camera).