3412 @ 34 years old? No it would have to be more like 22365…

"Made in Canada" ... they'll last.

"Made in China" ... after one winter of mild use the rubber will start cracking on the side where it creases from walking, and the sole will separate from the boot.

I speak from experience.

Best thermos for mate🧉 🇦🇷 🇺🇾

We use an IKEA sink that is one piece. No countertop interface to caulk other than the faucet. I don't know how you are wearing down a cabinet. No tiling, vinyl plank flooring - make sure it is the waterproof and not just resistant. We built our own cabinetry including the medicine cabinet, use Blum hinges and slides and good quality finishes. Don't paint your cabinets unless you hate yourself. I avoid tile like the plague. If you want a backsplash, I would go with glass. One sheet. Fuck grout. Or have a custom countertop made with a taller backsplash. We did this in our kitchen so it goes right up to the bottom of the window trim.

If you want something other than drywall you could consider wood. Our toilet room and washroom are separate (don't ask, it's a weird house...you have to walk through the utility room to reach the toilet room) and we have v-groove in the toilet room.

how about protest

We did plain white subway tile the same as you would install wainscotting. It has no "time", it's clean and finished looking, and we dress things up with decor.

I have the green one. It's broken in a few apota so only gets used to store dive gear

Field jacket, camelbak, gerber

Everything I was issued was crap. Plus a good chunk of it I had to turn back in anyhow. The only gear I continued using was my Camelbak, and eventually I replaced that too. I'm sure that is still going strong somewhere, I was just sick of camo.

Yes!

Did you need to change the plug out?

They are terrible on the knees!

Poncho liner, better known as the beloved “woobie”

If these are reasonably new they’ll be going in the garbage within the next couple years.

I went to 34 countries in three years for work and took Eagle Creek packing cubes on every trip. I still use them today.

That handle looks like it would be slick. I like the knurling on merkur razors.
https://merkurshave.com/merkur-safety-razor-37c-hd-slant-guard-german-9037001/

My Beats by Dr Dre (with ear hooks and wired together) are still going strong after a couple of years. I use them at least every week day for several hours a day. I find the hooks super comfy.

What types of clothing are you referring to?

I just receiced the medium sized one last week. It shaves almost like a Mach 3, very easy to clean, amazing shave. Im gonna save a lot in the coming years !

I feel old now. An iPod is a digital music player made by Apple, Inc. It was first introduced in 2001 and discontinued last year. I was THE gadget to have before the iPhone.

For $150 none of the native apple products work which means you lose out on some sound quality and noise canceling features. It's a bit taboo, but my Galaxy Buds Peo were $150 when I purchased them new. 2 years old and holding strong.

Always.

Do you only eat soup for lunch or do you put other food in this?

There are synthetic garments that will have heat-sealed seams, not glued. I think aside from added embellishments, clothing is not typically glued. And if you want long-lasting clothing, embellished items would not be the way to go. Almost all shoes have adhesive, but I can’t think of a way to actually avoid those. I would say if you truly want items that are definitely stitched together, stick with natural fibers. Things made of cotton, linen, silk, and wool can pretty much only be constructed with actual stitching.

Maybe try looking for local people online or on Etsy. I ran into the same issue with most coffee tables being veneer but still being really expensive. I found someone 3 hours away on Etsy who can custom make one and it costs a fraction of what a solid wood table would cost from some of the high end furniture mills I was looking at.