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Also, there are 4 times the people as the US living more densly.

The sink is one of the easiest areas of your house to clean with soap and water.

So they’re all gone and isn’t an option til someone leaves, first come first served.

That’s what I mean, that it’s more likely to get lost/stolen/destroyed in my hands, if I were to bet.

I would not have kept it this long. I remember being mad it was gone when it hit $1000, because that seemed insane. It’s realistic to think I would have sold then.

Are you Japanese or did you move there and live on land?

I did already get burned by an exchange obviously, but I think I trust myself even less with cold storage lol.

This seems to be the majority opinion. I’m thinking moving the majority to sound investments is my likely course. I do think keeping a little that wouldn’t sting badly to lose still scratches the itch without risking regret.

Sold out

Not just the shoes, but socks as well. Double layer like Wrightsocks complete the blister proofing.

Common in Texas, or sometimes sliced longways and called Texas toothpicks.

Scaling is inconsistent, so if it’s your media PC, you may end up standing in front of the TV to configure things.

I am building a wooden boat right now, and this isn’t true. I’m about $1500 in on a Bolger Cartopper, which is 10’6" with 4’ beam.

They do that in my rural area with ham radios on each end.

baulking

Gonna load another tube in the baulk gun.

Right, so not banning it on their devices, which would be hard to enforce.

That just doesn’t seem very enforceable.

It sucks from the top of the canister, but the inlet is in the side. The water falls down, and the air is sucked out to maintain vacuum.

I had a starter set as a kid and only glued them together, never actually played with anyone. Glad it stopped there.