Oddly appropriate

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I love these suggestions: a replica star trek phasor, a copper moonshine still, and children's toys

 

[o hey tyler]

I love these suggestions: a replica star trek phasor, a copper moonshine still, and children's toys

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Seems logical.

 

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Well. I have a small child with autism, so we buy him lots of dolls and action figures for social skills building. I like star trek ... but $120 for a toy phasor? not that much. And I was researching steam distillation since my wife has always been wanting to get into perfumery.

It all makes sense given my google and ebay history, but it's such a weird combination.

 

[nycphotography]

and so orwellian, to boot.

 

[Bitter Jeweler]

Google is evil. They slide under the radar while Facebook and Instagram create a bunch of hubbabaloo.

 

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I agree. Google is the worst of the bunch.

 

[nycphotography]

Right. The first rule of being evil is to tell everyone that you do no evil.

A corporation that does no evil? Hey, what's not to believe about that!

 

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Well, there's Apple ... I mean, they're practically a mom and pop operation. Just two guys in a garage, with a wooden computer made out of bicycle parts.

I'd take out the distortion field generator, but if I did that I'd realize my Mac is just a PC.

 

[runnah]

Reminds me of the Walmart game. Buy three items that get the biggest reaction from the cashier. Example, duct tape, shovel and 10lbs of gum.