Time to sort my channels and think about labels, perhaps
possible categories that needs renaming and rethinking:
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rules of the laundry chair
- it need not be a chair
- it need not have a top
- the only requirement is that multiple things (most likely clothing) will be able to adhere or cling to it in some fashion
- a secondary, though not as strict, requirement is that it is at least life-size
- a corollary: the laundry chair is not one size fits all; its size most often depends on its user, though a particularly ambitious child may choose a 7 ft tall laundry chair
these rules beg the question, what can be a laundry chair?
- a side, corner, or portion, of the bed
- a floor (though separation from the ground is often what necessitates a laundry chair in the first place)
- a doorknob
- a desk
- a coatrack*
[*] while the laundry chair may take on the form of the humble chair, users often witness a curious metamorphosis upon continual, unaddressed accumulation. consider a laundry chair in the base form of a coatrack with several articles of clothing hung and piled on top: is this still, at its very core, a coatrack, or another creature — another being — altogether entirely?