LowGradePlayer
LowGradePlayer t1_iz3qbl2 wrote
Reply to [Request] Best large titanium water bottle with carry handle on lid? by mrattentiontodetail
Why Ti?
Why not made in China?
LowGradePlayer t1_ixtoibf wrote
Reply to TIL In The 1930s, Baseball rivaled Soccer In England, attracting 10,000 spectators per game. In 1938, at the inaugural Baseball World Cup, Great Britain defeated the USA 4 games to 1. The outbreak of WWII interrupted the sports ascendancy, and it never recovered its prewar popularity. by contextual_somebody
Probably because the English like to keep things simple to understand.
LowGradePlayer t1_ix9xgii wrote
Reply to comment by Fryceratops in How do you find out whether companies manufacture their products morally and sustainably? by Dokayn
Reduce
Reuse
Recycle
LowGradePlayer t1_ix9xcmk wrote
Reply to comment by Fruitndveg in How do you find out whether companies manufacture their products morally and sustainably? by Dokayn
How long will it take a batter to biodegrade once it can no longer be recycled?
LowGradePlayer t1_ix8sjkz wrote
Reply to comment by zombienudist in How do you find out whether companies manufacture their products morally and sustainably? by Dokayn
Buy a used gas car.
When they are no longer available get a used alternative fuel vehicle.
You understand there is a huge carbon footprint to generate the electricity necessary for an e-vehicle and their batteries will never biodegrade, never.
LowGradePlayer t1_ix8fld4 wrote
Reply to How do you find out whether companies manufacture their products morally and sustainably? by Dokayn
If you want sustainability - do not buy anything new, regardless of how it was made or how long it will last.
LowGradePlayer t1_ix4rhpm wrote
Reply to comment by TKHunsaker in Paramore Had Lots Of Fun Protesting The ‘Don’t Say Gay’ Law At Their Florida Show by [deleted]
Parents elect lawmakers, who determine policy.
LowGradePlayer t1_ix4reug wrote
Reply to comment by ogfusername in Paramore Had Lots Of Fun Protesting The ‘Don’t Say Gay’ Law At Their Florida Show by [deleted]
I say I did not support the law.
I also do not support disinformation
LowGradePlayer t1_ix4d5g4 wrote
Reply to comment by ogfusername in Paramore Had Lots Of Fun Protesting The ‘Don’t Say Gay’ Law At Their Florida Show by [deleted]
Governments determine school curriculum across the country.
Parents can do what they want.
LowGradePlayer t1_ix48drl wrote
Reply to comment by super_sayanything in Paramore Had Lots Of Fun Protesting The ‘Don’t Say Gay’ Law At Their Florida Show by [deleted]
So say that.
But don’t say is stops sex education in school, because it does not.
LowGradePlayer t1_ix4881v wrote
Reply to comment by PM_ur_Rump in Paramore Had Lots Of Fun Protesting The ‘Don’t Say Gay’ Law At Their Florida Show by [deleted]
Do you suppose age appropriate discussion of heterosexual stuff?
Or do you think age is irrelevant it any topic about sex?
LowGradePlayer t1_ix43upa wrote
Reply to Paramore Had Lots Of Fun Protesting The ‘Don’t Say Gay’ Law At Their Florida Show by [deleted]
I think the law is to not say gay below a certain age.
It does not “prevent education about sexuality and gender in classrooms” per say.
I think it is a stupid law, but when it comes to politics, it’s important to be as honest as possible.
LowGradePlayer t1_ivoulzk wrote
Reply to comment by Muncie4 in Looking for light-duty work boots by endless_scroller
Everything you say in immaterial.
All that matters is when the shoe is put on, does it die or not.
The only way to tell is by putting it on.
Two exact same shoes, identical in every way, can fit different.
As for custom made boots, the OP said he does not want to “break the bank” and by any definition that rules out bespoke.
As for your definition of fit, it is not just length and width as you speak, your needs to also consider last and arch.
LowGradePlayer t1_ivmzuw9 wrote
Reply to comment by Muncie4 in Looking for light-duty work boots by endless_scroller
Read my words- the most important thing is the fit.
No two feet are the same.
For work boots, fit is even more important.
Now those $700 boots that you only were to Starbucks for a couple hours once a week, it’s ok if they make your feet hurt and cause blisters.
LowGradePlayer t1_ivmu0xn wrote
Reply to comment by Muncie4 in Looking for light-duty work boots by endless_scroller
Depends on what fits better.
LowGradePlayer t1_ivlccf5 wrote
Reply to Looking for light-duty work boots by endless_scroller
As with any footwear purchase - forget about brand.
Fit is the only thing that matters.
LowGradePlayer t1_iubwjay wrote
Synthetic is terrible for the environment.
Get a Filson Mackinaw and a good hat.
LowGradePlayer t1_iu7y425 wrote
Reply to Anyone have experience with Dyneema Jeans? by Mittens138
Iron Heart
LowGradePlayer t1_iu6ai6v wrote
Reply to Darn Tough Sock Recommendations? by withoutink
I have worn them all,to the 10k a day.
Smartwool Treking is my favorite.
They last longer than DT with superior comfort.
That being said, I did get DT to replace, but comfort and toughness are inversely related.
LowGradePlayer t1_ite3iwv wrote
Reply to Are Barbour Coats are worth the price or is there a brand y’all have found that matches? by ThisIsNotGumpy
Not a fan.
You will always feel damp in that coat, and some of the wax will transfer to seats.
LowGradePlayer t1_it56y07 wrote
Reply to Water Bottle: Plastic (BPA-Free) vs Aluminium vs Stainless Steel? Which is safer? by Fefolino
Stainless.
LowGradePlayer OP t1_isl6onu wrote
Reply to comment by 12345breakdown in Commercials must have a new mandate. by LowGradePlayer
Old Navy commercial just came on. Over 20 people, not one white guy.
LowGradePlayer t1_is7t2mh wrote
Reply to comment by FeloniousFunk in Quality boots for work or dress down? by kaosburn
When did you get your last pair?
I got mine six weeks ago.
LowGradePlayer t1_is70eb5 wrote
Reply to comment by magus-21 in Quality boots for work or dress down? by kaosburn
Lol
LowGradePlayer t1_j0j352x wrote
Reply to 15 Years of almost daily use and still going strong , I present to you the Toyota of Backpacks by TheRealHowardPotts
Toss it in the washing machine.