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Shamefully I only get sick and tired from beer. Kossu tastes good though and it works and is kinda cheap so eh.
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I can totally get wasted from beer so that's not a problem, but admittedly just drinking Kossu or something would probably be easier. Then again I don't get drunk that often because I'm a poor university student. Also I end up drinking Kossu straight from the bottle in huge chugs once I'm drunk enough and that's a good way to get a really nasty hangover so maybe it's best I stick to beer.  I'm a shameful Finn, I knowLifehack: be too poor to buy alcohol in any noticeable quantity, avoid becoming an alcoholic
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Ruflux posted:I can totally get wasted from beer so that's not a problem, but admittedly just drinking Kossu or something would probably be easier. Then again I don't get drunk that often because I'm a poor university student. And you haven't hit the University library for home wine and kilju recipes god drat you're a bad student.
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Lifehack: Too poor for internet or other porn? The university library has all the porn mags. (Unless you live in a terrible country with terrible universities as the case may be.)
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Jerry Cotton posted:Lifehack: Too poor for internet or other porn? The university library has all the porn mags. (Unless you live in a terrible country with terrible universities as the case may be.) Lucky bastard. My local library got all squeamish about accepting a donation of yaoi manga.
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Dareon posted:Lucky bastard. My local library got all squeamish about accepting a donation of yaoi manga. Yaoi manga is a god-given right to all young girls who want their sexuality really messed up for a while.
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Jerry Cotton posted:Life hack: actual large sturdy stackable moving crates cost about 20 cents a piece to rent for a day and will make everyone involved in the move a lot happier if you use them instead of random cardboard boxes I spend weeks packing before the move and weeks unpacking after the move and I sure as gently caress don't want to pay plastic box rental fees when I can get free sturdy boxes from grocery/liquor stores. Lifehack: throw away all your poo poo and furniture and eat on the floor you filthy animal
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Lifehack: It's not even 10 AM on sunday morning and my neighbours are already drunk. Start drinking early in the day so you've got more time to be drunk.
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Claim to be living a minimalist lifestyle to disguise the fact you're too poor to own material things.
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Feb 26, 2017 10:55
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Board shut all your windows so neighbors can't judge you for being drunk all day.
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cakesmith handyman posted:Claim to be living a minimalist lifestyle to disguise the fact you're too poor to own material things. I do that Irl, and my friends think I'm really smug for not having a TV< but it's actually I can't afford one and am really insecure about it.
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Turtlicious posted:I do that Irl, and my friends think I'm really smug for not having a TV< but it's actually I can't afford one and am really insecure about it. Same. I also live in a shoebox and don't have space for a TV. Like a tv is 200€ but space is expensive.
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Couldnt you just get a smaller TV?
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SiKboy posted:Couldnt you just get a smaller TV? Still need a thing tp put it on.
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ITT: we pretend it’s the ’90s and TVs cannot be mounted to the wall.
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you realize that wall mounts are expensive?
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Just drill a couple of holes in the wall and screw some hooks in and tape some wire to your tv and hang it like a middle school painting
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Sociopastry posted:you realize that wall mounts are expensive? They're like $40 for articulating ones that can move like 180 degrees
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and depending on how assholish your landlords are you might lose the deposit for putting holes in the wall
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organburner posted:and depending on how assholish your landlords are you might lose the deposit for putting holes in the wall Those are the same landlords will attempt to withhold the deposit for no reason at all. Lifehack: if they try to wrongly withhold your deposit and don’t give you an itemized list within thirty days, take them to court for treble damages in many states.
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Feb 26, 2017 16:31
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organburner posted:Same. I also live in a shoebox and don't have space for a TV. You might be in luck in the future! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0h1MgIWLG1U
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Hurt Whitey Maybe posted:They're like $40 for articulating ones that can move like 180 degrees $40 is money for much needed food or good towards bills, my dude.
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This is a dumb argument. (also I have a 25.5" monitor that I use for netflix, it's big enough to use as a tv in my shoebox)
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Feb 26, 2017 16:42
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 Voila.
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organburner posted:Still need a thing tp put it on. Like, I get its small, but your home has a floor, right?
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SiKboy posted:Like, I get its small, but your home has a floor, right? do people just have their tv's sitting on the floor? Like wouldn't it hurt your neck to look down all the time?
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SiKboy posted:Like, I get its small, but your home has a floor, right? Maybe organburner is Margaret Howe Lovatt 
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 Build your bathroom over a bottomless pit and save money on laxatives! #lifehack
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I know it's gross but I'd want the toilet pipe just to connect to a hole in the floor.
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Ruflux posted:Excuse me it's an ancient booze cooking tip I learned from my dad and he's not gone blind yet so obviously it works #yolobrew
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lol at cooking you're own booze when you can just filter antifreeze through a baguette or if it's cold enough you pour it down an ice cold railway piece.
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Drink it straight from the torpedo.
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Sociopastry posted:you realize that wall mounts are expensive? 
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Rocks are everywhere, and they're usually free. Just take home enough to make into a large pile, and now you've got a TV stand!
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Teriyaki Hairpiece posted:Rocks are everywhere, and they're usually free. Just take home enough to make into a large pile, and now you've got a TV stand! While you're out in the woods getting rocks, just pick up some rock flour or dirt, perfect https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZLFim_BmPmk
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Teriyaki Hairpiece posted:Rocks are everywhere, and they're usually free. Just take home enough to make into a large pile, and now you've got a TV stand! Milk crates motherfucker. I've never seen them used to carry milk, I don't know where someone is supposed to get them, but drat if they weren't half of my furniture in college. A guy in my dorm had a couch made from beer crates. Drink beer, put bottles back in, walla!
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FrozenVent posted:Milk crates motherfucker. Cartons of milk are commonly shipped in crates, but not every dairy still produces milk cartons.
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FrozenVent posted:Milk crates motherfucker. Technically speaking the stores and whoever were supposed to send them back but no milk company ever complained if some shipments just happened to come up one or two short. I saw them a lot in the restaurant world as we didn't buy gallon milk but got stacks of crates with huge bags of milk that went into the milk machine. You'd have a milk crate with a bag of milk in it, wrangle the bag in, then cut the tube open after you had the lever thingy set to pinch it closed. I think milk businesses also just leave piles of them out back by the dumpsters when they're too worn to use properly and don't really give a poo poo if people come take them. Depends on where you live but yeah...they're basically everywhere just because they're so drat useful.
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ToxicSlurpee posted:Technically speaking the stores and whoever were supposed to send them back but no milk company ever complained if some shipments just happened to come up one or two short. I saw them a lot in the restaurant world as we didn't buy gallon milk but got stacks of crates with huge bags of milk that went into the milk machine. You'd have a milk crate with a bag of milk in it, wrangle the bag in, then cut the tube open after you had the lever thingy set to pinch it closed. I think milk businesses also just leave piles of them out back by the dumpsters when they're too worn to use properly and don't really give a poo poo if people come take them. Depends on where you live but yeah...they're basically everywhere just because they're so drat useful. What I don't get is no one makes a good consumer version. There's milk crate-esqe kida storage things but they're never the same. They'e weaker or square or just somehow inferior than a regular milk crate. I suppose there's always http://www.milkcratesdirect.com RoyKeen has a new favorite as of 02:57 on Feb 27, 2017 |
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