Since it’s expensive to be poor, what are some products/brands that are durable and last a long time, even if they are more expensive?
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Tuesday pre-night visual cuisine: Adorable Soyuzmultfilm English Dub of The Adventures of Scamper the Penguin (1986) on Blorptube @ 5 PM CST / 6PM EST
MTFs who can't afford the side-effects of hormones, how do you deal with transitional steps?
I have had a Breville toaster oven for 11 years and have used it far more than any regular oven in any of the places I've rented. It has not needed any maintenance at all. Someone told me 4 years ago it was probably going to break soon and it is still working fine. Best $250 I've ever spent.