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  2. Well27
    Shit, it is solely great fits on this page! Well done guys! Hope I don’t lower the quality tooo much:) Danton / Sunray Sportsware / Duke (non-wiz) / WHxHinoya disregard the footware, it was taken in backyard
  3. julian-wolf
    I think my (somewhat strong) preference for gas is rooted in some of my favorite pots & pans not having fully flat bottoms. A small saucier will operate very differently if it’s only heated from the bottom; a wok won’t operate at all. That said, I’m sure that when we inevitably do make the switch to induction, it’ll just take a year or two to forget I ever had any complaints
  4. Cold Summer
    I much prefer electric stoves but it's entirely because they're so easy to keep clean, just wipe down the flat surface and you're done. Cleaning my gas stove is annoying and time consuming that I don't even care if it cooks better or not.
  5. Hopethisoneisnttaken
    ^ as you mentioned briefly in your last sentence, induction stoves that match the quality (of cooking) of gas stoves are much more expensive than their gas counter parts. At least that’s how it is here. I’m not sure it’s romance, I think it’s a much more practical.
  6. Dr_Heech
    That's some great stuff right there @reubensangwich - they are definitely a pair of '1937' 501XX but have had the cinch strap completely removed as well as the rivets (a little dark hole being the tell tell sign). Also that first shot, amazing shape of the arcuate where it hits (almost) the bottom of the vertical side of the back pocket. Also, that pair in the middle with the match strikes, they are 1937 model also.
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  8. ATWM
    We all have our weird tradeoffs. I had a sinus injury when I was young, so I’m not sure I can taste/smell as well as the average person, but the romance over gas is something I truly cannot comprehend. Induction is faster, more precise, cleaner (air and surface). My brother who is an intrepid cook who does understand the difference in more subtle ways changed about two years ago, motivated at least in part by having a young child with asthma - and wonders why he was hesitant. For our part, we’re just slowly trying to electrify our home over time as we can afford, and this was just one step in that.
  9. Geeman
    Their madras shirts are looking nice as well. Trying to get one
  10. julian-wolf
    I know it’s probably doing irreparable damage to my system breathing in all the unburned natural gas, but I wouldn’t trade our ‘50s Wedgewood for anything
  11. julian-wolf
    New (used) bag from Django Atour—big enough that my laptop case doesn’t stick out the top even a little bit! + Tender shades / Tezo tee / Hollows belt / Roy trousers / Russell moc’s
  12. okimoto
    St. John’s Bay corduroy shirt Uniqlo slub tee (similar to Warehouse pocket tee) FW 1947 Converse
  13. ATWM
    Heresy perhaps but what my jeans are doing is honestly cooking with magnets for the last few years. We replaced our gas range with an induction and I’ve not missed it for a second. No room here for waxing nostalgic about much! Our outside grill is gas, but gets little use!
  14. julian-wolf
    Last night’s fare, to stay on topic
  15. reubensangwich
    A couple shots by Marion Post Wolcott. If you zoom in you can read the lot and size numbers. Match strikes on the right hamstring. Patch removed, cinch as well, or possibly an S501 with watch pocket rivets.
  16. 81FXR
    Ebbets Julius Tart Japan UES on Samurai Tanner Goods on Full Count Red Wing
  17. ATWM
    no key ring for me. would have liked that! maybe I'll ask for one with my black pair...
  18. MJF9
    Only the jeans are part of the contest and judging. It's testing my memory but iirc this came with my jeans as they took longer to arrive and I started the contest a few weeks later (which is unimportant as it won't matter in the long run). It's fading in my pocket nicely so I thought to share with the crew. There may be others in circulation, I don't know.
  19. tooth
    Assuming everyone got a keychain?? If so, hope they’re submitted alongside the jeans when judging comes around.
  20. julian-wolf
    I prefer to taste the meat, not the heat
  21. Hopethisoneisnttaken
    Post it on the Community sales thread
  22. crownzip
    MASH M35 denim dungarees about eight years old now. These are reproductions of the dungarees worn by Civilian Conservation Corp workers and US Army enlisted soldier from the 1930's through the 40's. They started out as raw denim but are gradually fading nicely.
  23. MJF9
    My keyring is ahead of my jeans!!
  24. Dr_Heech
    Cool. I climbed Mt Agung back in 1996. Also climbed Rinjani (on Lombok). Never used porters, carried all the kit myself.
  25. southofnonorth
    definitely uncuffed
  26. ATWM
    I’m a firm believer in agitation’s role in the shrinking process.
  27. Double 0 Soul
    Phew!
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