Time for another funny sign
By Judy Evans
@JudyEv (358212)
Rockingham, Australia
July 11, 2025 8:12pm CST
Wyalkatchem Museum was very impressive. There were four large sheds full of old tractors and farm machinery and other rooms holding household items and memorabilia. There was room for items to be spaced out and everything looked freshly dusted and clean.
The entrance fee was lower than some museums that we’d been to and the souvenirs were very reasonably priced. Whoever did the signage had a sense of humour too. The machinery sheds were labelled ‘Bill’s Shed’ or ‘Brian’s Shed’ or whatever. I know those aren’t particularly funny but we did like this one which pointed us up the stairs to see more items.
Do you use 'stuff' when you can't think of a better word?
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9 responses
@DaddyEvil (152986)
• United States
11h
Sometimes I say "stuff" even when I know exactly what I'm talking about if I don't feel like explaining myself. 
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@FourWalls (76572)
• United States
8h
Stuff is a perfectly acceptable word. It reminds me of that line in America’s “A Horse With No Name,” only it should have said “birds and plants and rocks and STUFF” instead of things.
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@JudyEv (358212)
• Rockingham, Australia
3h
It's very handy to be able to say 'stuff'. It covers such a multitude of items.
@Ineeddentures (9983)
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10h
Seen that one a few times
Stuff, I use the word stuff now and then if I can't or don't feel liking describing something properly
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@JudyEv (358212)
• Rockingham, Australia
3h
That's when it's at its most useful - when you don't feel like explaining yourself.
@JudyEv (358212)
• Rockingham, Australia
3h
I guess mostly it's junk we're referring to when we say stuff.
@LindaOHio (194247)
• United States
5h
Sure I use stuff even when I can think of a better word. The sign is cute.
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@Beestring (15608)
• Hong Kong
6h
I use the word stuff if I cannot of a proper description of the items.
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