Yuck!

[black roadster]

How does someone let it get this bad?

[blackzx3_13]

What the heck was she thinking? I'm glad the ticked her

[lantis]

The person that had my honda before I got it was like that. I literally spent 3 days cleaning it out before I even drove it anywhere. I didn't even know how deep the foot space was in the backseat because the floor to seat level was full of trash. Their was dirty tissues in every nook and cranny of the car, even in the seat belt buckles. And the entire car was covered in dog hair so thick I wasn't sure what condition the upholestery was in. And the car had not been washed in so long that I thought the car was a dark reddish maroon color, but soon after I started hosing it down, the water went from being clear when it hit the car to black when it hit the ground and the car actually turned out to be that burgundy wine color. Seriously, it got about 5 shades lighter just from washing it.

I am really messy myself and have clutter all over the place in the house, but I could never let a car get like that. And when I drive other people's cars and they have a bunch of junk laying around, I always throw it all in the trunk or shove it under seats and stuff to hide it all. The dirtiest the interior has been since I got the car is a few broken zip ties on the passenger floor and that little black edging stuff that always falls off the windshield screen things. (can't think of the name of them but you know what I am talking about).

Any dirtier and stuff slides around and I can't drive like a retard without being like "WHAT WAS THAT NOISE?! DID I BREAK THE CAR?"

[altiain]

That's disgusting.

Did you read the followup story? Police moved her out of her house because it was so cluttered it was unsafe. They're going to condemn it.

When we lived in an apartment in Bedford, we had a neighbor with OCD and hoarding issues. She wasn't that bad, but it was still really strange.

[RX7-2nr]

in high school i had a friend whos father owned a small contractor business. we worked with him every now and then to make a little money. he worked for a lady that had a bunch of rental properties around DFW. my friends father would fix up the houses when she bought new ones, or recondition them for new tenants when the leases were up. she had to evict a tenant once, and we were called in to help. now i am dead serious-

this man also would buy the Dallas Morning News, unfold each sheet, lay them flat, and stack them in the room with the kitty litter buckets. he had a few (3 or 4) 6 foot tall stacks of these unfolded papers. no kidding. he had DMN from 10 years ago. he said it was going to be worth lots of money one day. probably right- but OMFG!!!

this guy had maybe 10 cats- they were everywhere. the house smelled like cat everywhere you went. in the corner of the newspaper room he had a massive pile of the 2-3gallon buckets that the kitty litter came in. for the sake of the story id estimate 30+ of the buckets. maybe he thought they were going to be worth money as well. LOL.

he had old computers, TVs, VCRs, all kinds of random electronics piled all over the living room, which you couldnt walk through due to the clutter. in his bedroom he had the largest collection of Magic- The Gathering cards ive ever seen. thousands of them. in cardboard boxes. some of them were in the display boxes like you see in the stores. also had had a good amount of porn videos on the shelves in his bedroom as well. being around 16-17yrs old- we thought it was funny. kinda sick now though.

[Mingle]

when i worked in a shop a lady that had a grand cherokee came in several times for work on her car and the problem almost every time was that some of the crap she had jam packed from floor to ceiling in her car had gotten in the way.
i would not ever meet her or speak to her about it because i know that i would have acted inappropriately towards her. she did make my paycheck though.

[trickyrix]

So one night I was hanging out with a buddy at his dad's house - drinking beer, talking loud, blaring the music, smoking, etc. Well, it got late and the old man fell asleep in the living room - snoring so loud that we could hear him out on the porch. This led us to carry the party to my car, safely parked in the driveway. Well, we carried on drinking beer, talking loud, blaring music, smoking, AND lighting fireworks, you know, since we were outside (??!!!?!?!). Anyhow, we kept knocking beers off the console, dropping cigarettes on the floor, and landing Black Cats on the roof of the car. Needless to say, the car was a mess the next morning... beer was standing in the front floorboards, butts were floating in said beer, little burn marks speckled the top of the car where the Black Cats had exploded, and (almost forgot! it had rained all week!) there was mud EVERYWHERE - tracked in with every return trip from the beer fridge in the house.

Good times...

[POS Racing]

When we lived in an apartment in Bedford, we had a neighbor with OCD and hoarding issues. She wasn't that bad, but it was still really strange.

Oh nevermind, you said "haording issues".......... Thought I knew the girl you were talking about.