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Thanks for this thread. My niece is (hopefully) going to get some dope-rear end Totoro slippers for her birthday in march.
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Please never give in to the cult of kitchen do-dads. It's a rabbit hole you will never climb out of. A kitchen avalanched by plastic crap. You'll break up with your addict and he'll want you to take half of his kitchen hoard.
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Man, I really've got to up my anal speculum game. Stainless steel is so 1990's. It's all silicone or carbon fiber from here out.
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Mailing it without the water would probably save a ton on shipping
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https://www.aliexpress.com/item/SAV...693935378&tpp=1 I'm giving these things a try. I don't see a lot of ventilation, but I can dremel out airholes. It's all made in china anyway, and I'm not spending $90 on oakleys that I'm just going to break in less than a year.
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Bored posted:So, what's the likelihood of getting lots of unwanted emails from shady companies of I sign up to start a cart on the aliexpress app? If you don't already have a blowoff email, get one. Or more.
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Woden posted:There was a blow up a while ago with Chinese sunglasses not meeting the specifications for UV protection in Australia. Years ago I bought a class 4 laser, and I got the chinese safety goggles tested by a reputable lab for OD (at OSU). Surprise! they were garbage. I'm not blind(laser joke) to china's unregulated incompetence, and I advise anyone to use basic common sense with buying stuff from China. Things to never buy from China: 1. multimeters 2. any precision equipment. 3. safety equipment (all of it)
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