Ken P
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+1From what I understand that is BB kids line.
...I managed to thrift my way to a down payment for a house over the summer (only 3% down, but still). Working toward the garage remodel now.
Got home and found a tiny hole near the collar where the damn tag was.
Need! Where can I find one?Saw RL bags at an OC TJX... All they had were the wool buffalo check bags in green or red. Same pricing, though there were some larger bags as well. Definite tweed envy over here. Picked up this cool little tool the other day. It's a needle for fixing pulls in fabrics. The knurled end grabs the thread as you push it back through the original hole and it pulls it down into place. Thought it was pretty cool, works like a charm.
One of the thrift stores here has begun piercing the CUFFS of the shirts it gets with those hang tags. 'Pierce' is too weak a word, more like they GORE the things. I complained about it, but no one seemed to think my grievance was worth their time to hear. The shirts at this particular place are individually priced, adding to the issue. I've yet to find anything nice there as it's likely the owners know what's 'good' and what isn't, and likely make extra money on the side via EBAY.
I'll confirm what you thought and everyone else said...that is awesome!
I read that last night and re-read my post. I couldn't figure out how I'd given the impression that I lived in Utah. I'm glad I saw your editEDITED: WTF??? Why did this quote the wrong person? Was meant for Chet Baker Sings. You're in Utah? I'm surprised you find anything beyond jorts!
Looks like she's about to nail you with a snowball!Obligatory snow pics.
+1, that thing looks really useful!Need! Where can I find one?
I really want to buy a piece of jewelry from stitches, just for the experience. I also hope that piece of jewelry happens to be a pinky ring because I can't imagine trying to keep a straight face while shopping for a pinky ring.Same here. I just bought an engagement ring a couple weeks ago and the knowledge I've taken away from this thread and its regular posters helped me pay for it. Anyone looking for jewelry hit up in stitches (user name is "in stitches"), he's a gent and did a great job with getting me a fantastic ring.
^ There are so many words in there that I don't understand, but I'll say congrats anyway because it's clear that you're happy with it!Lol, naw bro. I've just been super stoked because I picked up my Ibanez w/Wizard neck last week and I've been playing at 280 bmp, 16th notes on stacking and arpeggios. Trying to get up to 300 bmp, 16th notes.
If it involves a retail store, I'll book my flight now.Im working on something epic.
Did the same here - managed to thrift & resale to rake up the $ needed to pack & move cross-country and become a first-time homeowner last summer - ditto the 3% down. The joys of home ownership, right?!
Well done to both of you. It's a mandatory 20% down here, which explains the relatively "old" (being purely relative to other European countries) age of first time home buyers....I managed to thrift my way to a down payment for a house over the summer (only 3% down, but still). Working toward the garage remodel now.
Beautiful ties!Picked up these two ties today; first time I've seen Luciano Barbera cashmere at TJ Maxx.$195--> $39 each