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Recommendation for a waterproof mattress cover / encasement? I'm getting a new mattress and am looking to increase its longevity as much as possible. Only hazards are mainly sex fluids, coconut oil, and if it starts to collect dust / etc (no bedbug issues) over time. I'm not certain if I want an encasement or just a cover. It's a latex mattress, if it makes a difference. meatbag posted:Any recommendations for gloves that work with touch phones? Quality trumps price. http://www.icebreaker.com/en/mens-gloves/sierra-gloves/101265.html http://www.icebreaker.com/en/mens-gloves All wool, won't make you sweaty, good for cold around freezing, okay for wind, not great. Bonus advantage of being able to be used as a liner for a heavier glove. PRADA SLUT has a new favorite as of 09:21 on Jan 5, 2016 |
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Dunlop shredded latex pillows
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Horse Clocks posted:My wife gets me to get her the latest from the Braun EpilSilk range every few years. Same
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Inzombiac posted:I drink a lot of water at work but most of it comes from the tap and I don't have access to a purifier. It's perfectly healthy aside from maybe a bit too much chlorine. Nuun
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For a zero-calorie, no-sugar "add to water", it's probably the best you're going to get. I don't have a problem with it.
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queserasera posted:Can anyone recommend a good athletic pant for roller derby? All the derby wear places seem to carry shorts and tights only. Prana Zion for men, whatever the equivalent is for women with the stretch Zion fabric.
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Snowball is worth the price. I've had one for 10 years.
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Christ just encrypt it and upload it in a few places somewhere, you don't need to print out the key and store it in your butt for safe keeping
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colas posted:What should I look for in a monitor if I want text to look good? I got a basic 1080 27" ASUS monitor recently but the text doesn't look as good as my 1440x900 macbook. I'm thinking Dell Ultrasharp or a 1440p monitor. Pixel density (PPI, sometimes called High DPI, Apple calls theirs "retina"). In fact, it will make everything look good. Around 220+ PPI is where you want to be at. The downside is that the larger the monitor, the less pixel density it has by its resolution (IE, a 19" 1080p monitor looks better than a 24" 1080p monitor, even though the 24 is larger). A 27" 1080p monitor has a PPI of 81. For comparison, a 22" 1080p monitor has a PPI of 100. A 60" 1080p TV has a PPI of only 36. Something like Apple's Macbook Pro has a 2800x1800 resolution on a 15" screen, for a 226 PPI, which is around what modern smartphones have. Also, with smaller pixels there is less of that black "grid" in between pixels and will make your monitor look a lot better overall. The downside is that your eyes will quickly adjust to how much better these kinds of screens look, and then when you have to look at a different screen it feels like watching a VHS again. As far as the actual monitor / brand / etc, I'm not familiar enough with the screens to pick one, but SH/SC has a thread. PRADA SLUT has a new favorite as of 07:09 on Mar 17, 2016 |
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couldcareless posted:Looking for a nice large butcher block for my kitchen. Are there any good recommendations for these? Boos block
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Dragyn posted:Anyone have recommendations for a lightweight rain jacket and good waterproof hiking shoes? Arcteryx jacket, get something SL or LT
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Looking for a shampoo* or hair mask or something that's basically strictly for anti-dandruff. I know you can get combination antidandruff shampoo, but I'm specifically wondering if there's a product that won't clean hair, just manage dandruff only. Something like a hair rinse or a mask you can just wash out with water. At worst, if it's in a shampoo, I'm looking for the least effective shampoo possible. I know you can get one without SLS, but something even less than that would be preferable, regardless of its cleaning efficiency. DIY is fine as long as it's not something like soaking your head in vinegar so it smells for a week straight.
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I like the New Balance Minimus because it's flat, has no arch support, and realistically no padding. It's far more comfortable than trying to stand on those squishy-rear end foam wedges that most "comfort" shoes are now.
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m.hache posted:Thanks. Use a y-splitter and turn down whatever you're not using.
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Inzombiac posted:Summer approaches! Don't wear undershirts
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Pron on VHS posted:It's one of those fashion rules that no one will really mock you for because so many men do it, but it looks lame. You would win the cosplay contest at dadcon 2k16 if you added a belt holster for your phone, a weaved brown belt, and a dirty white pair of running shoes with your office khakis. 1redflag posted:It must be weird not having sweat glands. Sorry I didn't know I was advising the wardrobe of steve ballmer PRADA SLUT has a new favorite as of 19:55 on May 25, 2016 |
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Dye it in a rainbow and claim sexual discrimination if they say something
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I've got a stack of Icebreaker shirts I wear for everything. And underwear.
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My Chrome bag is easily rainproof without a jaundiced scrotum flopped over it.
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sorry you can't handle the rugged, masculine urban lifestyle
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bongwizzard posted:What should a messenger bag cost? $100-$200 for something like that. People just see cheap poo poo all the time and think that's the normal price and everything else is a scam. Look at men's dress shoes, most men can't fathom spending $200 on long-lasting, quality shoes when they're surrounded by $40 disposable Bostonian poo poo at wal mart. PRADA SLUT has a new favorite as of 01:22 on Jul 10, 2016 |
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So will a 79 cent ikea bag
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colas posted:My Jansport messenger bag is 18 years old. It hasn't had the life of a bike messenger's bag or anything though. Also it's black so it doesn't look too bad because it's black. I'm still told I should get a new one but ones I look at are either too small or too big. And I don't like the ones with the big rear end flap over them, wtf is that poo poo. Chrome Citizen, but it sits up on your back more like a backpack, less like a purse: http://www.chromeindustries.com/citizen-messenger-bag Unless you don't like "a flap", which is p. much ubiquitous.
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cheerfullydrab posted:I got my Jansport bag in 1998, when I was 12. This should tell you everything you need to know about Jansport
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Organza Quiz posted:Are there any especially good or especially bad brands of robot vacuum cleaners or are they all much the same? I'm in Australia so I probably can't get half the brands in the US. Roomba is good, not-Roomba is bad.
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Chas McGill posted:Just for going around town so on the small side: enough room for a camera, light jacket etc. The main thing is that it's well made. Doesn't need laptop pockets or millions of compartments. Probably around 20ltrs. Spend an extra 50 bucks and get a Chrome bag.
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Grem posted:Speaking of kitchen gear, I need a blender. My last blender had a HORRIBLE habit of everything getting jammed just above the blades and to much hilarity I, multiple times, would put use rubber spatula to shove stuff down and it never turned out well. I'd like to avoid that in the future. Refurbished Vitamix, I think they're on sale for $300 still.
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Looking for books for children (preschoolish to grade schoolish) about women in STEM? Or, failing the women part, just story books for children about science or engineering or the like. I've seen Ada Lovelace and the Thinking Machine and am looking for something along those lines, though could be for younger children as well: https://www.amazon.com/Ada-Byron-Lovelace-Thinking-Machine/dp/1939547202 Age-specific reading comprehension isn't that important, as they can be read by an adult like a storybook.
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Inzombiac posted:Pendleton. A good post
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Philips HF3520 Wake-Up Light With Colored Sunrise Simulation, White https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0093162RM/ref=cm_sw_r_sms_awd_x_Fx-3xbZD5A2JS
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Inzombiac posted:So if you want good formal shoes, Bostonian and Ecco. These are also good for your cosplay outfit at dadcon 2k16
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Lawen posted:The Zojirushi lunch jars are great. I've had a 4 bowl Mr Bento for years. 
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The folio case would look really good hanging on the outside of your woven brown leather belt and comfort fit stone washed jeans.
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Gold is $1200 an ounce. A small gold bar is about 35 oz.
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Inspector 34 posted:I really love the idea of slippers, but I need something super breathable since my feet are always hot. I normally just wear some nike sandals, but I feel like a scrub if I happen to go out to run an errand and don't feel like putting on actual shoes. Some of those canvas boat shoe style things look super comfy, but not sure I can pull off the style since I don't normally wear khakis and polo shirts. Wear socks with them, and then ask the guy who wanted the iPhone belt and the guy that wanted Ecko comfort fit dress shoes to go shopping together.
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Chip McFuck posted:Does anyone have any recommendations for a nice warm throw blanket that's also large? Just looking for something simple like a fleece or faux-shearling that's roughly about a queen size. Pendleton
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Not Jaybirds, they're pieces of poo poo. Anything with an ear flange should stick in.
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