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CMYKoi t1_j9uv57a wrote

Hello OP, I'm going to make a suggestion that may get thrown out the window but hear me out. I want one of these just for fashion but also for the same reason.

I like my boots tough. I kick stuff with my shitkickers. Nothing crazy, but leather do be scuffing easy sometimes.

So here we go...your so gonna have to know their preferred last, actual sizing, etc, and wait for it to be made likely...plus import duties and stuff likely...vat maybe... But they'll help with sizing and stuff.

https://williamlennon.co.uk/shop/s31p-engine-mans-safety-boot/

This is my recommendation.

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GhostCowboy76 OP t1_j9utzkc wrote

Yeah I thanked you for the link. Seriously though, how do you feel justified for your toxic hostility? We’re discussing couches? Do you see how many other responses from kind normal functioning people who aren’t swearing at me or belittling me were provided? I obviously communicated effectively, as is documented by the other helpful responses. I have no idea what your problem is or why you feel the need to tee off on a perfect stranger for discussing furniture. I’m not looking for a specific couch. I will emphasize again, I am looking for manufacturers. Which many kind people have provided for me.

But next time I need you to think for me I’ll send you a message. I have been struggling to find an egotistical, self absorbed, pretentious creature such as yourself to fill a void in my life. Oh the fun we shall have. PM me that CC number, wouldn’t want any prying eyes to get a hold of it. Better be able to afford that gorgeous $200k yellow couch you told me about 😇

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nomorerainpls t1_j9uqmvo wrote

I’ve heard some crazy stories about Shinola service. There are a lot of similar Indy brands that use third party movements and price at the low end of the luxury market. I think most people expect a $1500 watch to make it through the warranty period and remain serviceable for years beyond that.

Even the most expensive automatic watches eventually need servicing - if they can’t do that I’d say definitely not BIFL.

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Sharp_Skirt_7171 t1_j9upm6i wrote

Chacos are very popular where I live and several people in my friend group love them. Both myself and a couple of my friends have nice pairs that are over 5 years old. We wear them quite a bit, probably 9 months out of the year, and I'm shocked how well mine have lasted with what I've put them through.

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2cats2hats t1_j9uoz4a wrote

All my appliances are oldschool 90s and I can afford modern. I had a modern dishwasher that crapped out after a few years...logic board got wet, model design flaw. Had it repaired and it failed again. Went back to 90s stuff. Analog, no electronics. I will do this as long as I can. I don't care if it's a tad noisier than modern dishwashers.

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Gnarlodious t1_j9uolhx wrote

I’m just going to warn you that the new machines are trouble. Water miser mode means you can never get a good rinse. For chemical sensitives that is a nonstarter. Very hard to select a custom wash cycle because they are all programmed. Even getting a decent hot water wash is difficult since they are optimized to conserve energy and use cold water detergent. I’d recommend bending over backwards to repair your old clunker.

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5spd4wd t1_j9uolaa wrote

Millions of people were laundering fabrics successfully for many decades in washing machines that only had knobs for controls. I can customize almost any function of it to suit what I'm washing. And I wouldn't trade my older, used, Kenmore 700 top loader for any that is new and supposedly better.

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