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Those cheap orange picks are a good dab tool in a pinch. [7]
Honey Banana budder by Bear Labs. One of the more flavorful strains I’ve had. Super relaxing body high crossing it with some Sour Moon live rosin by Oakland Extracts.
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Honey Banana budder by Bear Labs. One of the more flavorful strains I’ve had. Super relaxing body high crossing it with some Sour Moon live rosin by Oakland Extracts.
I’ve had many hydroflasks and klean kanteens that end up with tons of dents. It’s inevitable. Hydroflask offers a boot to protect the bottom. This zojirushi mug I got is very nice, but I don’t see anything being sold specifically for this use case.
Anybody come up with any way to protect the bottom of your mug?
I’ve messed around with dozens of cars, from slammed to the ground to lifted to the sky, tiny to big, slow to fast. Touge, drift, rock crawling, cruising, burnouts/donuts, anything.
Too many different genres. The biggest problem is I can’t afford more than a couple nice cars at once.
Whatever kind of driving is “fun” to you, what is the cheapest way into it?
Asking because at my current job, it seems like most people don’t really want to go out of their way to go out and explore, hike any of the local trails, or even just sit outside our employee housing. There’s been a few people that have come and gone that actually wanted to go out and do everything, maybe they saw the lack of community as well and decided it would be best to leave. It’s not like we have much other choice of people to hang out with, I just so happen to be semi-local but most others are from the opposite coast.
Melotough glove clip
Nitrile work gloves
Kenwood radio
Aquaphor lip balm w/ SPF
BIC lighter
Infinity wallet w/ cash, debit, drivers license, excedrin packet, and fabric bandaid
Nite Ize Z-Rack carabiner
Nite Ize Microlock S-biners
Belkin waterproof airtag holder
Airtag gen 1
Keysmart Mini
Uncle Bill’s Tweezers (lost the tweezer)
Nite Ize S-biner
Keysmart Mini
Silicone Airpods case
Airpods 4 w/ ANC
Pilot G2 0.38
Klein 11 in 1 pocket screwdriver
Knipex Cobra XS
Manker E02 III
Gerber Prybrid
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iPhone 13
Safety glasses
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I’ve gone through way too many different key setups, and this has lasted the longest so far for me. The only thing I’d change is a smaller airtag holder that will allow me to skip the s-biner.
The Knipex cobra XS are awesome little pliers. I do find myself using 7” and 10” (non-Knipex) more often and sometimes I’ll just throw the 7” in my side pocket, looking to try the Doyle knipex knockoffs once theyre on sale again.
The Manker E02 is a great little light but has nowhere near enough runtime for me. Planning on getting a bigger light soon, this is my first “real” flashlight so I honestly had no idea how small it was actually going to be.
The Infinity wallet is the one thing that’s been with me the longest. I’ve actually had another one that I lost, spent months trying to figure out a better option, ended up buying another one. I just love the simplicity. Holds the perfect amount of cards and extra space for cash/other goodies. I used a rubber band for a long time, then a binder clip, but the Infinity wallet is just a little bit more elegant enough to justify it’s cheap price.