That’s crazy! Were you disappointed to not qualify? Do you have a hard time with pain? -sorry for the questions. Edit: personal info

Is he ok?

they're phasing them in because of the plastic bans

Stand on top of it and piss into the toilet

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Yes. Children made these blobs.

much better than those lifetime plastic tabs.

Anal Gas Vacuum is the name of my next band.

Pretty normal. Sole wear is probably the last indicator one has of shoes that are done.

You can still use the ones you decommissioned, but twice or more a year is a pretty normal replacement interval for daily drivers when you are on your feet all day. Your body will thank you.

I use my decommissioned work shoes for things like painting, or yard work, or pouring cement when I know my shoes are going to be destroyed and that is okay.

Tiffany! Is that you ?!?!

Are y'all not using the door hooks for that? At least with those if it falls it only hits the floor and not the bowl.

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Thanks for putting the coin next to it, I wouldn't have been able to tell it was cardboard without it.

Plus a gloves shelf?

Thanks. That’s really helpful info. I should probably by 3 a year based on that

As soon as they start to squeak, consider replacing. New insoles are good but shoes are, by and large, built to walk about 500 average miles. That is the lifespan before the inner workings that support the body and keep everything in line up to your nose start to break down.

Once you hit 500 miles in a pair of working shoes, it's time to get another pair. They are toast from the inside, out. Keen is especially true on that.

The difference between a work show and a hiking boot or running shoe or even a croc is what type of terrain and slope the 500 miles was over. That is all. They are pretty much all built for 500 miles.

Not 500 more. Just in case you were curious.

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That's not a ball wiping shelf?? Shit man you might want to wipe it down

r/cardboardbagtie

We don't have plastic drinking straws either fwiw, all waxed paper or other compostible stuff. Lots of the little bits of plastic that were common a decade ago have been changed.

Tasmania, Australia

Definitely not here. Quebec.

8088135

They all are here, haven't seen a plastic one in years.

#MineToo

This is how they should all be