Christian

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The Christian O'Connell Show.

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Podcast.

All right, so we call the Stool Trending where it's kind of like the second part of the hangover

from yesterday's three topic Tuesday.

Things you couldn't go anywhere near in your home.

For me, it was all about the music center, that massive music center that used to be the

entire length of the front room wall, and it was the settings on the graphic equalizer.

Couldn't go anywhere near that. It was my dad's domain. So what couldn't you touch at home? Patsy, please share what you shared was yesterday about your dad and what he had a collection of.

Oh, his tobacco pipes. He had a collection of tobacco pipes and they were placed very carefully on mum's lovely

wooden sideboard, but he had them at a certain angle. So he knew that if you'd fiddled, pick one up

or if my brothers tried to smoke one, he knew because they're on an exact sort of right angle.

Things parents had as well. Sideboards. Do we still have sideboards?

The younger generation, Jackie, you still loving a sideboard

because sideboard, the phrase sideboard,

means your nannin granddad and your mum, doesn't it?

It's a certain phrase, the sideboard.

Yeah, my mum and dad's sideboard was this old sewing machine,

I guess got passed down through the families.

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