http://www.halfbakery.com/idea/BOINC_20heater

i'm 12 years late

if u have a lil extra $$$ and live somewhere it gets cold, invest in some merino wool socks.... they're lightweight but so, so warm......

holy fuckin Y I K E S

if you're in the united states i know this is definitely not legal

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you're absolutely valid

That makes sense. I recently looked into winter clothes, and there seems to be a lot of things that are costly because they're good, and things that are costly because they're fashionable. Like, I'm happy to spend $200 on boots that'll last me for many years and keep my feet warm and dry (that's a big upgrade for me here in New England).

But yeah I won't be spending $15 on a blank tshirt anytime soon x)

This makes sense. I think I will buy some cheap staples to expand my warddrobe and replace it overtime with quality things.

ooh i like this. I found some jeans that were super nice but $90, it's good to know that is a reasonable cost for jeans! thank you for your perspective

This was definitely a good read :0 I don't have much to add because there's so much but it makes sense to try things on first.

Does it make sense to spend a lot of money on staples that should last a long time, if I don't know much about fabric/clothes? (I.e. clothes might shrink, or i might find I didn't get the right combination of kinds of fits, etc.)

;v; get well soon

http://www.spa4yoursalon.com/shop/images/ITC%20J-10%20NAIL%20TABLE_283_925%20Y%20with%20Vent.jpg

amazing

I never built a high end rig but isn't this normal? The highest end stuff would have diminishing returns per dollar right?

i don't want to upvote your post

this is so bad in a very specific way

I found some $40 ones that seem nice https://www.sumptuaryculture.com/products/skirt plus a bunch of $20 ones on Amazon!

I don't know much about Etsy's gentrification - should I avoid it then?