That would ruin everything for me, I hope you were able to have a good time.

Although it's pretty engrained in culture / worldview that you can only ever love one, it creates a fallacy because it's also accepted that true love can still be found after a husband/wife passes away. I actually believe it's the best evidence of the potential for multi-love. I bet it would still hurt them.

Sounds like some dodgy two birds one stone move. No guarantee she wouldn't exerted control over him in the future either, she doesn't respect the hearts of others.

I wouldn't say "it holds up better enough to justify the price" , however, the experience is worth the price. I have to replace my costco underwear slightly more often than my saxx but the experience is worth the price over longevity cus you do get loads of pairs to bridge the gap if that's all you care about. If I had to quantify, the durability is like 20% superior and therefore durability to price isn't the value indicator to lean on.

All metal and kitchen, I'd thrift. Seems like kitchen is the main thrift isle that's overflowing.

You always need head bolts too cus they stretch when removed.

The truck is gonna look alot better on release and I guarantee they are all basically different tier base models that will be highly customizable that will give people alot of car per car. I mean 80% of people are going to lift it and add much bigger tires a month after purchasing, body kits ought to be a huge market too with its modular panels. Its honestly all there and built for it if you read between the lines, why else imply modular.

I like true classic tees online, great for men, its just a tiny bit long so if it shrinks its always perfect. not gonna lie, shop at stores like Cabela's, bass pro shop, or similar. Not many places that sell guns and high quality men's clothes, rather plain. Amazing quality, beats most stores. Weird cus my grandad loved it and I used to cringe, just about to turn 30 and damn, its all good stuff. Wait for sales, browse online before going.l

To go with cast iron, a wooden spatula. Love them, last a long time, don't scratch. Cheap and you can buy multiples to last a lifetime for next to nothing. I also have a wooden teaspoon I absolutely love.

You need two weeks worth, 14 pairs. Idk if it's really BIFL item because it's like the most misplaced item.

Go on.

General rule of thumb is warranty is half of the expected life of the product. With a 6 year expected life you could probably make it to 12. Thats about 99-50 cents a year at that upper limit, get two. Should be great for overnight no nead bread.