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gaurddog t1_j80s6w3 wrote

The answer to this question is always the same for me. At least, lodge 12-in cast iron skillet. It is no mess, no fuss, just a great quality product that won't let you down, very reasonably priced, and will probably outlive you.

Is it the hunk of fucking cast iron. Be kind of hard for it not to.

After that I can say things like darn tough socks, Leatherman multi-tools, isotunes headphones , and other things would lifetime warranties that they do a great job of honoring.

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Chambsky t1_j80jh98 wrote

Some other symptoms you might not notice include developmental delays, learning difficulties, headaches, difficulty with memory or concentration. Don't let me hold you back from using cheap products that science proves are not good for your health. You've been fine for 40 years right? Lol

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Hoody_Yolkin t1_j80fjaa wrote

This. Worked a retail/warehouse job where I was on my feet 8-10 hours a day for 2 years. Wore them almost every day not to mention the multiple day backpacking trips I’ve taken them on. Sole still in good condition and I got the vents so they never stay wet for long. You can find them on Amazon far under the msrp regularly. By far the most comfortable boot I’ve ever worn.

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spamshannon t1_j80e3fc wrote

For sneakers I really only get the Made In USA or UK New Balance sneakers. And even then, I only get them in wide.

Since all the cool kids wear them now I have to buy a couple pairs at a time.

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Sasselhoff t1_j80aqpw wrote

Shoot, really? I've got Tupperware going back 40 years, if not more....and dang-it, I just organized all of it! Now you're telling me I've got to dump it...sigh.

How far back is "too far" to be safe? I probably have a piece from every set starting a decade ago, back to 40+ years.

Or is it one of those things where I should just move them to the garage/woodshop and start using glass containers?

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