Tweek
Feb 01, 2005
I buy blazers at thrift stores. 4.60, stylish, lots of pockets, keep me warm. Makes any shirt you own a dress shirt.
I have never washed one ever. When one gets a stain a tear or a missing pocket, I gently caress off the the thrift store and buy a new one. I must have at leave 12.
I buy caffeine pills instead of Starbucks or energy drinks.
At work, I take the scrap from the cleaning of entrecote and fillet and throw them in a crock pot. There is very little meat on the fat, but when you have upwards of 25 pounds of scrap it adds up. The fat melts off, I reserve that and use it for beef-flavored scones, and the left over meat becomes chili.
Bones are saved in freezer until I have enough for a batch of stock.
When an onion or potato get left out too long and begins to sprout, I don't throw it away; I plant it. I have an onion, some heirloom tomatoes, and some blackberries going from this right now.
Ikea and Bed Bath & Beyond as-is section. More than half of my sleeping downs are from those two places.
When I get home late from work around midnight and there are very few cars on the residential roads, I coast as far as I am able. Have gone over a mile and gotten down to 1 mph, only going further towards the end by turning the wheel back and forth to sort of drag the car forward.
Wear a pair of jeans for over a month before washing them. I wear a uniform at work, and only ever wear the jeans a most a few hours every couple of days, and on my day off only if I go out. By the time I would wear them after the previous wear, they've had enough time to air out to not require washing. They're actually being washed today.
Feb 01, 2005
I buy blazers at thrift stores. 4.60, stylish, lots of pockets, keep me warm. Makes any shirt you own a dress shirt.
I have never washed one ever. When one gets a stain a tear or a missing pocket, I gently caress off the the thrift store and buy a new one. I must have at leave 12.
I buy caffeine pills instead of Starbucks or energy drinks.
At work, I take the scrap from the cleaning of entrecote and fillet and throw them in a crock pot. There is very little meat on the fat, but when you have upwards of 25 pounds of scrap it adds up. The fat melts off, I reserve that and use it for beef-flavored scones, and the left over meat becomes chili.
Bones are saved in freezer until I have enough for a batch of stock.
When an onion or potato get left out too long and begins to sprout, I don't throw it away; I plant it. I have an onion, some heirloom tomatoes, and some blackberries going from this right now.
Ikea and Bed Bath & Beyond as-is section. More than half of my sleeping downs are from those two places.
When I get home late from work around midnight and there are very few cars on the residential roads, I coast as far as I am able. Have gone over a mile and gotten down to 1 mph, only going further towards the end by turning the wheel back and forth to sort of drag the car forward.
Wear a pair of jeans for over a month before washing them. I wear a uniform at work, and only ever wear the jeans a most a few hours every couple of days, and on my day off only if I go out. By the time I would wear them after the previous wear, they've had enough time to air out to not require washing. They're actually being washed today.
He'll get all the shorts out of the ashtray & roll them between his fingers at the filter to get the remaining tobacco to fall out into a lil tin container he carries around in his pocket.. All my other friends, (including myself) always give him a lot of sh*t for this, but it doesn't bother him..
