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tblough
Climbing Up
Who says water and oil don't mix?
flushcut
TreeHouser
I can smell that photo.
Steve Mack
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gf beranek
Old Schooler
Scratch and sniff.
Mick!
TreeHouser
Steve Mack
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Yup, cute lil' fellow.
Back when they were hunted the story was, when you go badger hunting, put some charcoal pieces in your boots.
Because when a Badger bites you, it doesn't stop till it feels something cracking.
Yup, cute lil' fellow.
Back when they were hunted the story was, when you go badger hunting, put some charcoal pieces in your boots.
Because when a Badger bites you, it doesn't stop till it feels something cracking.
Yup, cute lil' fellow.
Mick!
TreeHouser
Steve Mack
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CurSedVoyce
California Hillbilly
Jonny
Treehouser
Looks like about 7,000$ in today’s market.
BeerGeek
Tree Numbnutz
In New Sesame Street Episode, Elmo Joins Antifa And Torches Local Businesses
U.S.—In a controversial new episode of Sesame Street, the puppets try to teach kids about social justice and inequality by having Elmo join Antifa and torch some local businesses.
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CurSedVoyce
California Hillbilly
CurSedVoyce
California Hillbilly
Steve Mack
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Steve Mack
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pigwot
M's, Juniper's, Lowen’s, and Inge’s Grandpa
Still researching what kind of refrigerator to buy. Came across this comment in a discussion about appliances:
"Researching appliances, reviews would lead you to believe that every single model on the market
is personally responsible for a divorce, death, or other tragic event."
"Researching appliances, reviews would lead you to believe that every single model on the market
is personally responsible for a divorce, death, or other tragic event."
Burnham
Woods walker
I can report that we had to replace our 36 year old Gibson refrigerator last year, and the appliance salesman told us that we should not expect more than 8 to 10 years out of our new one. It's a Whirlpool. He also said the Whirlpool was at the upper end of the market on life expectancy.
He wasn't trying to convince us to buy it. We went in to buy a specific model of a specific brand, after our due diligence research.
Also interesting...this salesman works for the same appliance dealer we bought the Whirlpool from way back when. The new Whirlpool cost just about the same as the old Gibson, dollar to dollar. Built cheap to keep the costs to purchase down. He apologized for not being able to offer any refrigerator, no matter what the price, that could be expected to last even a third of the years ours old unit had. Blamed it on planned obsolescence by the companies making the products.
He wasn't trying to convince us to buy it. We went in to buy a specific model of a specific brand, after our due diligence research.
Also interesting...this salesman works for the same appliance dealer we bought the Whirlpool from way back when. The new Whirlpool cost just about the same as the old Gibson, dollar to dollar. Built cheap to keep the costs to purchase down. He apologized for not being able to offer any refrigerator, no matter what the price, that could be expected to last even a third of the years ours old unit had. Blamed it on planned obsolescence by the companies making the products.
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Mellow
BCMA
Just like everything else, from cars to marriages. The companies make more money when things fall apart.
Mick!
TreeHouser
White goods are so incredibly cheap these days compared to 36 years ago.
Far more energy efficient as well.
So they only last 10 years? So what? Take them to the recycling centre in a decade and get a new one.
Far more energy efficient as well.
So they only last 10 years? So what? Take them to the recycling centre in a decade and get a new one.
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