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signalnoise posted:I need a pill case solution or something that make the amount of pills I take not look weird. I'm getting irritated with people being like "you take too much medicine" or "you take more meds than my grandpa holy poo poo." I currently have 8 prescriptions, and I take 6 supplements. I also like to carry goody's powder. How the gently caress do I make this not look like I'm loving weird? I was on a bunch of pills for a bit, I just carried them around in Jones Candy tins. http://www.amazon.com/s/ref=nb_sb_noss_2?url=search-alias%3Daps&field-keywords=jones%20candy Better for them to think you are a super sweet tooth I guess.
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Geektox posted:The Pacific Northwest would disagree NJ. I'll think about that, maybe they might be in a store in NYC somewhere. Imasalmon posted:I see Fulton umbrellas on Amazon for less that $20. I don't see the widest selection though, especially not the specific models that have displayed on their site.
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Apr 20, 2013 04:13
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Whiteycar posted:Better for them to think you are a super sweet tooth I guess.
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So I'm going to visit my friend from another country, and I want to impress his dad with some spicy cooking. Can somebody recommend me THE SPICIEST chili sauce? This guy only seems to be affected by ghost pepper sauce, because he'll swallow up any of the spiciest curries like it's candy. No restaurant he's ever been to can ever cater to his spicy needs. My friend says there's no chance of surprising him with anything spicy. Perhaps some sort of Trinidad Scorpion chili sauce?
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Yoshi Jjang posted:
Even better: http://www.hotsauceworld.com/bl6amrepeexe.html Really though, this is as hot as you'll get at a reasonable price: http://www.hotsauceworld.com/maddog357pee.html
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Jeseuss posted:Even better: http://www.hotsauceworld.com/bl6amrepeexe.html If you do decide to get this.. PLEASE PLEASE PLEASE record the reaction.
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I need a nice beginners gardening book, preferably something with lots of pictures. My girlfriend is eager to start planting bushes, flowers, and veggies so I thought it would be a nice thing to get her.
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Apr 20, 2013 21:23
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signalnoise posted:I need a pill case solution or something that make the amount of pills I take not look weird. I'm getting irritated with people being like "you take too much medicine" or "you take more meds than my grandpa holy poo poo." I currently have 8 prescriptions, and I take 6 supplements. I also like to carry goody's powder. How the gently caress do I make this not look like I'm loving weird? I assume you're a man?
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Apr 21, 2013 00:21
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El Estrago Bonito posted:I assume you're a man? Yea
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FadingChord posted:We've got gnats or something in my apartment (for all the filth I may live in, my current apartment is terrible for preexisting reasons). What's a good bug spray that won't also kill me and my girlfriend? You also might have little fruit flies. So try cleaning any drains or food disposals you might have.
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Apr 21, 2013 03:40
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Yea, if they are fruit flies just grab some sticky paper stuff and they'll be gone in a few days. Just make sure you don't have anything in your drains/trash cans where they can lay the eggs and hatch.
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I've also found taking a ramekin or shallow bowl and filling it with a mixture of cider vinegar and a few drops of dish soap (and maybe a small slice of fruit) and then covering it with plastic wrap and poking some holes in it works wonders. The fruit flies go after the cider vinegar, get trapped under the plastic wrap and the soap in the vinegar kills them.
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^^^That method has worked great for me too. Red wine also works pretty well. ------------------------- A lawyer friend of mine just did me a huge favour out of the kindness of his heart, and I'd like to get him a nice thank you gift. He's a family man in his 50s, likes golf and hockey, doesn't really drink much, but he has a super funny weird sense of humour. I'm thinking maybe some kind of interesting knick-knack for his office... probably in the $20-50 range. Any ideas? Thanks!
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Apr 21, 2013 04:26
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Really digging the miscellaneous organizer bags at Tom Bihn. & Made in THE USA! 
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lidnsya posted:^^^That method has worked great for me too. Red wine also works pretty well. A Dali melting clock?
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Apr 23, 2013 03:56
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lidnsya posted:^^^That method has worked great for me too. Red wine also works pretty well. A bit out of your price range (115 bucks), but this would be perfect http://www.hockeystickputters.com/ . Maybe you can find something similar for cheaper. I just thought golf+ hockey = happy gilmore putter.
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Apr 23, 2013 04:29
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I'm looking for a sleeping mask (for nighttime sleeping as well as snoozing on airplanes). I have no idea what to look for. Any suggestions? EDIT:  Thanks!
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Apr 23, 2013 04:58
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If he's a DVD guy you could get him Legends of Hockey or Hockey: A Peoples History. Both of them are excellent and extremely well researched docs about the history of hockey.
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Apr 23, 2013 04:59
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melon cat posted:I'm looking for a sleeping mask (for nighttime sleeping as well as snoozing on airplanes). I have no idea what to look for. Any suggestions? I have this which was a random airport buy, it's been perfect though. Much less tight than the cheap free ones you get on planes, very lightweight but still secure. I use it at home too, since my new place doesn't have blackout curtains yet.
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Apr 24, 2013 13:41
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melon cat posted:I'm looking for a sleeping mask (for nighttime sleeping as well as snoozing on airplanes). I have no idea what to look for. Any suggestions? Bucky's 40 Blinks mask are the best I've used. Their quality used to be pretty lovely but now they seem to be back up with the price point. They have some sort of soft shell in them that keeps the fabric away from your eyelids which can be the most irritating part of trying to sleep with a mask on.
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Can anyone recommend a good set of hiking shoes for medium to rough terrain. What brand should I be looking for? The main purpose really is to go off the trails and for some forest camping. I don't have back or leg problems but comfort is a plus as always.
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Kolta posted:Can anyone recommend a good set of hiking shoes for medium to rough terrain. What brand should I be looking for? I love my Asolo FSN 95 GTX's. I've had a few pair, and they last pretty well. Excellent water resistance, breathable, light, and durable.
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Apr 24, 2013 20:24
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Looking for a website that sells good quality flasks and offers personalizing/engraving. Anyone have any recommendations?
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turbulents posted:From my experience, it's the dryer sheets that ruin the moisture-wicking, not the dryer itself. But if you don't use dryer sheets, the clothes are full of static when you take them out of the dryer, so pick your poison, I guess?
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Apr 29, 2013 07:54
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I would like a recommendation for a very thin, nondescript wallet.
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Apr 30, 2013 09:10
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Lascivious Sloth posted:I would like a recommendation for a very thin, nondescript wallet. I've been rocking a Butterfly wallet for a couple months now. I carry six cards and whatever cash I happen to have. It could probably hold double that or more no problem. I never carry those stupid loyalty cards, everyone will take a phone number just fine. It's so drat light I don't notice it at all. The only downside I've had with it is anything less than a full size card will not stay in it. It's not rigid at all, the cards themselves provide the structure. Never had any regular cards or cash fall out though.
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Apr 30, 2013 09:32
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Lascivious Sloth posted:I would like a recommendation for a very thin, nondescript wallet. Big Skinny wallets are well liked, but I prefer the Saddleback Leather ID wallet: http://www.saddlebackleather.com/Classic-Wallet-ID?sc=8&category=87 - it is very high quality and they will replace it for any defects.
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Lascivious Sloth posted:I would like a recommendation for a very thin, nondescript wallet. I've been using this "Duck Bill" money clip for about seven years now and could never go back to a wallet. I keep three credit cards, a bunch of bills, my license, and a few other smaller cards in it, in my front pocket, and couldn't be happier.
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The Duck Bill is too thick and annoying. That raised clip pulls/tears at your pants and eventually leaves a mark. There are thinner ones of that type of make which are good, like this one my friend has. The cards slide into the back, and they stay without moving. When I went looking a few years ago, I settled on this. Mine is made from parachute cloth and is about as thin as his, I just like the billfold better than the clip.
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Cozmosis posted:Big Skinny wallets are well liked, but I prefer the Saddleback Leather ID wallet: http://www.saddlebackleather.com/Classic-Wallet-ID?sc=8&category=87 - it is very high quality and they will replace it for any defects. I have one of these, but I'm considering getting a bi-fold, since bills don't quite fit all the way inside.
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Apr 30, 2013 16:35
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I recently decluttered my wallet and went with a foldwallet from fiveleft: http://www.fiveleft.ca/shop/4569169623/foldwallet/3625664 I can also recommend pretty much anything from fiveleft, I have on of their careercarrier bags; it's about 5 years old now, I use it almost daily and it looks as good as new, and I get compliments pretty much every time I take it out. It looks masculine without being too overcompensating, and it's big enough to take a laptop or drill or bottle of whisky without being bulky. Their stuff's fairly expensive but the guy makes his own leather and it's all handmade in North America.
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couldcareless posted:Looking for a website that sells good quality flasks and offers personalizing/engraving. Anyone have any recommendations? Red Envelope has one. Unfortunately the only one they have at the moment also has a golf caddy holster attached. But it looks like you can remove it. http://gifts.redenvelope.com/gifts/golf-flask--accessories-30090453?ref=HomeNoRef&viewpos=8&trackingpgroup=rbarw edit: Actually that one may have the golfer graphic on it regardless. Booo. Try eFlasks - http://www.eflasks.com/groomsmen-gifts-engraved-flasks.html
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Lascivious Sloth posted:I would like a recommendation for a very thin, nondescript wallet. I've been using the Smart Money Clip for many years, it's been great. It hasn't broke or worn down or anything, either. I'll never go back to an old fashioned wallet.
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BonoMan posted:Red Envelope has one. Unfortunately the only one they have at the moment also has a golf caddy holster attached. But it looks like you can remove it. eFlasks looks perfect. Thanks much.
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My mum wants an LED calculator, or a backlit LCD as she is having difficulty seeing the LCD screen. Do they still make them or do I get an old second hand model? No need for complex mathematical functions, just the basics.
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I'm looking for a bluetooth speaker and/or waterproof ipad case/mount for the shower. Need: Sound amplification, play/pause/previous/next. Anything else is gravy. My ipad is just not loud enough to hear in the shower and more importantly I'd like to be able to actually change the songs on it.
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signalnoise posted:I need a pill case solution or something that make the amount of pills I take not look weird. I'm getting irritated with people being like "you take too much medicine" or "you take more meds than my grandpa holy poo poo." I currently have 8 prescriptions, and I take 6 supplements. I also like to carry goody's powder. How the gently caress do I make this not look like I'm loving weird? Someone else mentioned it. But I use an altoids tin for my supplements. Fits in my pocket and doesn't look too crazy. No dividers but that doesn't bother me.
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I'm looking for a decentish, but cheap, portable speaker for my mp3 player. 99% of everything seems to be an iPod dock, but I do not use my iPod. I see lots of Bluetooth ones now, but paying double the money to not use a wire seems crazy to me.
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Ariza posted:I'm looking for a decentish, but cheap, portable speaker for my mp3 player. 99% of everything seems to be an iPod dock, but I do not use my iPod. I see lots of Bluetooth ones now, but paying double the money to not use a wire seems crazy to me. I could suggest a X-Mini 2, it uses a normal audio plug, and can be charged with a Mini-b Usb plug, and lasts for 6+ hours on a charge.  Bought one off ebay, and I really like it, neat for when you just want to hear some music while you're showering, without having to rely on the lovely speakers on my phone. ( You can even buy a bunch of them, and chain them together, but I have no idea why you would want to. )
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SubNat posted:I could suggest a X-Mini 2, it uses a normal audio plug, and can be charged with a Mini-b Usb plug, and lasts for 6+ hours on a charge. Perfect, thanks! 4.4 on Amazon out of 1900 reviews, and under $20 shipped for the blue one.
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