1) Retrieve them 2 or 3 days later?
 
2) Find them on craigslist for $100?
 
3) Be awakened at 3AM by the neighbor's dog rummaging through you garbage trying to get it?
 
4) Spend the next 3 weeks looking for it because you forgot you threw it away?

Back in my late teens/early 20's there was more than one occasion in which I accidentally threw away my last piece of hash and was more than willing to sift through rotting piles of leftovers to retrieve it. In retrospect I should have just called it a night 

No.

(Really.) 
 

 
There is an excellent second-hand bookshop near me. I'm always impressed by how they stack the books in the non-fiction section using the Dewey Decimal System!
 
Anyway, whenever my bookshelves start to get a little crowded I donate some of my books to this particular shop.
 
Needless to say on numerous occasions I've gone in there and unwittingly bought back books I've previously donated
 
It seems to be getting worse the older I get
 
 

Hi,
 
NOPE. When it hits the trash .. it is GONE! And that includes software and computer parts!
 
I forgot to add that I can not bring myself to throw all the Coffee House folks in the trash. Somehow they seem more better (?) than otherwise.

You people just aren't human...
 
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Hey Straummy, you make purdy circles. Can you circle the answer for soens.

bapu
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Hey Straummy, you make purdy circles. Can you circle the answer for soens.

Mooch would not approve! 
(Option "C" isn't there at all!)

And everyone knows, according the Test Taker's Handbook of Probable Answers, "C" is almost always the correct answer.... right?!