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vesati t1_jdmzp36 wrote
That is from their Hogsback line, which is a thinner and lighter weight leather than their more known Saddleback line.
It will likely be more durable than the average questionable leather bag from an online source, but it likely won't be as durable or heavy as the regular Saddleback line.
vesati t1_j19zp8i wrote
Reply to comment by ShortCartographers in TIFU by not locking the door to the bedroom… by ShortCartographers
I'm certain that whatever happens, it will all work out.
Absolute worst case scenario and your child turns out to be eidetic, she'll carry the role model of your marriage with her into adulthood.
vesati t1_j19kbh2 wrote
Ugh, this is one of those super-rare occasions where a surgical gaslighting may be optimal and justified.
You have to start sooner rather than later to modify her memory of the incident.
vesati t1_ixk7dfm wrote
Reply to comment by verbalkint977 in TIFU by throwing my wife. by TwoPintsNoneTheRichr
There is no honor in blue balls.
vesati t1_iuk8mou wrote
Reply to He got free KFC for this by kitteh_glitter
That's so adorable that it gets a pass from the "stolen valor" of impersonating a colonel.
vesati t1_iuk8927 wrote
Reply to My most recent charcoal drawing by Jeremy_Pascale_Art
I've gone all the way 'round past "amazed" and am well into "incredulous" now.
vesati t1_iu518ce wrote
Reply to comment by Pays_in_snakes in How can I remove a headless screw from a shower valve? by foootrest
Oh yeah, I've been in that situation.
Ultimately, I went scorched earth on the screw, and drilled out the center of the screw with a drill bit, then kept stepping up the drill bit size bit by bit until I had literally scooped the old screw out of the hole from the inside-out.
I was victorious over the inanimate and uncaring object.
vesati t1_iu4me67 wrote
I think you're looking for a "broken screw extractor" drill bit.
I think you would just use a smaller diameter extractor when removing a headless screw.
vesati t1_iu4iu1i wrote
Reply to Some of the home girls from the 90s by SMASHING-BOXES
Likely all grandmothers by now.
vesati t1_itmw49y wrote
Reply to My mom 1985 by anxiety8805
Are... are you the cat?
vesati t1_itllj3e wrote
Reply to The feline fathers of ‘Cat Daddies’ are the purr-fect parents. “There are a lot of men out there who are caring, compassionate,” Hoang says. “Authentic men who don’t feel like they have to wear the mask of what everyone thinks what ‘manly and tough and strong’ is.” by Sariel007
I chose to rescue a cat, but my cat chose me when I went to the adoption day.
I'm her caretaker and roommate, and I try my best to look after her.
I don't know that I'd make a good parent, but I'm trying my best with her.
vesati t1_isurswa wrote
Reply to comment by TimLikesPi in Couches with pets but built to last by stbunny
Second vote on Natuzzi.
I bought mine years ago, and aside from the cushions losing their will to live, the leather doesn't have a single hole or tear.
Plenty of scratches and patina, but 100% intact.
I just wish I could get replacement cushions.
vesati t1_je2ek6i wrote
Reply to Leica M2 from 1965. Still one of the best film cameras in the market. by slothsandstuffyeh
Ugh, this makes me want to watch Eurotrip.