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Do you use anything that someone else would consider a collectible and would never use?
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My ex-mother-in-law is still pissed off at me from 20 years ago. She had a quilt handmade by her grandmother that had been stored for decades, and she finally decided to take it out and enjoy it, until we visited. I left my dog in the same room, in the crate, reinforced with carabiners, in the middle of the floor with nothing in reach. Yet he somehow scooted the crate over, started pulling the quilt in through the bars, and ate a big hole out of the middle. The dog and I were never welcome again