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  1. “CGar — I don’t know the episode but it may have been the first. George runs from bathroom to bathroom and flushes four toilets. Weezie’s punchline: “I always knew you were a four-flusher.” So the answer is, four bathrooms.”

    And Slopey gets 1,000 OT Points in the category of “The Jeffersons’ En Suite Baths”.

    I also think it was the first episode, and it was definitely 4 bathrooms.

    DeLepp, I had heard that before. Of course, Sherman Hemsley looked much older.

  2. In Kansas City, I went to Antique Malls every weekend for fun. Most of it was looking, but I brought back a fair amount of ceramics, dishes type stuff from that time (moving men were complaining about having to wrap everything one moaning about the cramps in his hands…haha)

    No more for me either. Those days are over.

  3. CGar — I don’t know the episode but it may have been the first. George runs from bathroom to bathroom and flushes four toilets. Weezie’s punchline: “I always knew you were a four-flusher.” So the answer is, four bathrooms.

    BTW, last week’s NY Mag had a discussion of the best NY song. One of the critics said “Movin’ On Up” captured NYC best of all. Of course, when the competition is Billy Joel . . .

    How many blog points did I win, Alec?

  4. “Benson, agree with you on the accumulation of stuff. I think that the boom boom days of buying like drunken sailors are over and that there is a new appreciation of thrift and the oppressiveness of “stuff”.”

    Agree with both of you. As I’ve posted before, I got rid of a TON of stuff when I sold my house, and then I got rid of a TON more stuff before I moved into my current rental. I still have 2 storage rooms in Connecticut, and I’m in the process of emptying those of everything I don’t want in whatever apartment I finally buy. I’m also in the process of emptying excess out of my current apartment. I don’t see myself exactly as a minimalist, but I enjoy living more simply with much less stuff and no clutter.

    Back in the day, I’d go to Costco and Home Depot every weekend, and bring home more crap that I didn’t need. Never again!

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