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I remember back to a simpler time when trench coats were for flashers

Amazing! I would probably get it shortened to right around the knee for a bit modern look though but that's a personal preference...

Excess material would hamper her performance and we must be grateful that never happened.

This is so hilarious

That's what I was thinking, buncha stacked minions in a trench coat lookin ass.

I'd love them putting in all the effort only to find out exactly nothing lol

I've been looking at buying a felt scouts hat lately, I'll definitely search a bit harder now!

My cousin took on of those backpacking through eastern Europe whilst on a a bender. Every government official checked his passport thoroughly. So you've got that option now.

All you need is a hat and you could start a detective career.

Nice that it still works,many don’t they are nice to look at but it’s not the sturdiest alarm clock

Have a similar one from the 40s. It's great and also works as a wonderful blanket for camping or just crashing on a friend's couch

I think it's beautiful. Classical, contemporary styling that has aged very well.

I've read that if you take a multi-vitamin, you don't have to worry about the unmineralized water. As for coffee, I haven't noticed that mine is any worse.

Bought it on marktplaats! It's a Dutch website

You're not doing something correctly if you're only getting five years on a down fold compression test. It should be longer.

If you don't think people have to worry about offgassing you are the same sort of person who said leaded gas and paint are fine. You don't know. It's okay to not know things. Also it's okay for me to only put organic products next to my families breathing holes, as people have done for thousands of years, and ignore petroleum byproduct foams that have existed for, like, a minute.

You also said that you are sleeping on goosedown. If you believe in foam so much, why aren't you sleeping on it?

To end, why do you think chemicals are on any cotton in my home? Even basic fire retardants dissipate at above 140f, that's industrial standard for production, other pest mitigation for shipping transport might be higher at 160f. I don't have anyone in my home wear or sleep on any material that hasn't been properly cleaned to remove all of that residue and chemical washes on the textile.

Your last edit is a stretch and also bringing up products I don't use. We're talking about pillows and you're bringing up time release aspirin and some gel?

Let's just have pillow talk.

Pillows made of dead bird down, covered in a very specific weave of ticking.

I know right? Some of these over engineered useless options like Wi-Fi are on washers and dryers. Why the fuck?

That's interesting, however I'd still get a weirdo or two, like above, talking at me and suddenly I'm in a conversation with a petroleum lobbyist who is still sleeping on down pillows that they're tossing too early or not maintaining properly while they espouse the benefits of petroleum (that's quite a take).

Anywhooo! I'm high, awake, filled with multiple years of study of textile sciences and sustainable materials. Ask me anything.

However, the easiest guide to not buying plastics, is to not buy them. It's not cheap, but it is an option. I'm still filled with frugal tips though.

They really do last. I don’t understand why people buy the overpriced options. It just has to wash clothes.

>Duckworth

how?

Looks cool! I’m European too could you tell me where did you buy it? Thanks!

I feel like you should post a non plastics guide. Id be interested to see things youve been able to sub out

i have a waring bar blender, 2 speeds, glass pitcher. i found it on the corner about ten years ago, id say its like 30 years old. i have an extra pitcher i bought at thrift store for a dollar. anyway, its a beast. i love it. its a bit loud, but it does a good job.

Nice

That's clearly two children in an adult's trenchcoat.