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how long does it take you people to drink a beer?
I don't have any of those koozies (yet) nor do I have problems drinking a beer, but when it's 95 outside it's usually at least that hot in the garage, which if I'm having a beer outside around the house is likely where I'll do it. Doesn't take long for a beer to get warm and if I'm doing something (which is why I'm in the garage in the 1st place) I wouldn't mind not having to worry about slamming my beer.

 
how long does it take you people to drink a beer?
I don't have any of those koozies (yet) nor do I have problems drinking a beer, but when it's 95 outside it's usually at least that hot in the garage, which if I'm having a beer outside around the house is likely where I'll do it. Doesn't take long for a beer to get warm and if I'm doing something (which is why I'm in the garage in the 1st place) I wouldn't mind not having to worry about slamming my beer.
I go boating on 90 degree days all the time. I use koozies--usually promotional items from golf tournaments. They work just fine and keep my beer cold.

I spend money on stupid #### all the time. This just seems stupid.

 
how long does it take you people to drink a beer?
I don't have any of those koozies (yet) nor do I have problems drinking a beer, but when it's 95 outside it's usually at least that hot in the garage, which if I'm having a beer outside around the house is likely where I'll do it. Doesn't take long for a beer to get warm and if I'm doing something (which is why I'm in the garage in the 1st place) I wouldn't mind not having to worry about slamming my beer.
I go boating on 90 degree days all the time. I use koozies--usually promotional items from golf tournaments. They work just fine and keep my beer cold.

I spend money on stupid #### all the time. This just seems stupid.
promotional golf coozies are stupid
 
how long does it take you people to drink a beer?
I don't have any of those koozies (yet) nor do I have problems drinking a beer, but when it's 95 outside it's usually at least that hot in the garage, which if I'm having a beer outside around the house is likely where I'll do it. Doesn't take long for a beer to get warm and if I'm doing something (which is why I'm in the garage in the 1st place) I wouldn't mind not having to worry about slamming my beer.
I go boating on 90 degree days all the time. I use koozies--usually promotional items from golf tournaments. They work just fine and keep my beer cold.

I spend money on stupid #### all the time. This just seems stupid.
Yet, every single person who has used them says their great. :shrug: You're west coast, right? Probably not nearly as a need as the south where the heat index gets to 110+ alot

 
I have 4 of these in my garage and more on the way

http://www.amazon.com/HyLoft-540-45-Inch---45-Inch-Overhead/dp/B0002IGHKM/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1437151412&sr=8-1&keywords=hyloft&pebp=1437151415191&perid=0WGTKSSCK7A324RZ1EY5

Was able to clear a lot of basement space by moving all my bins into these in the garage.

They even work in the dead space above the garage door. I can only fit 1 level of bins vs 2 but that was completely wasted space previously.
:thumbup: These are next on my list

 
how long does it take you people to drink a beer?
I don't have any of those koozies (yet) nor do I have problems drinking a beer, but when it's 95 outside it's usually at least that hot in the garage, which if I'm having a beer outside around the house is likely where I'll do it. Doesn't take long for a beer to get warm and if I'm doing something (which is why I'm in the garage in the 1st place) I wouldn't mind not having to worry about slamming my beer.
I go boating on 90 degree days all the time. I use koozies--usually promotional items from golf tournaments. They work just fine and keep my beer cold.

I spend money on stupid #### all the time. This just seems stupid.
Yet, every single person who has used them says their great. :shrug: You're west coast, right? Probably not nearly as a need as the south where the heat index gets to 110+ alot
You're probably right. If I lived in a sauna I would probably spend whatever it took to keep my beer cold.

 
if I am sitting in my house watching TV it probably takes 10 mins to drink a beer. if I am outside playing with my kids or building something in the garage or mowing my lawn, it might take 30-45 mins to finish one. I prefer the last sips to be as cold as the first :shrug:

 
http://amazon.com/gp/product/B00H4BBWGY?psc=1&redirect=true&ref_=oh_aui_detailpage_o03_s00

It's a USB stick that has its own wifi.

I put a crapload of movies on it, and my wife keeps it in the car. When the kids are stuck waiting in the car (for example, today when two of them had back-to-back piano lessons), she turns on the wife and they can watch any of the movies on the USB stick. It works for iOS, Android, and I believe Kindle Fire.

You can also move files/songs/photos/videos from your phone to the stick over the wifi, which will be nice for long vacations where we can move things over, then fill up the phone again.
Do you have to plug it into a usb port in order to power it?
It's got a reported 4 hour battery. I haven't tested it more than 2 hours yet, but it did that fine. It can run while plugged in, too.

 
If anyone is looking for a pair of Bluetooth headphones for working out or otherwise, these for 30 bucks on Amazon are pretty great:

http://www.amazon.com/dp/B00W4YU578/ref=cm_sw_r_udp_awd_2qQIvbBMMHW97

Sound quality is decent, they work right out of the box, stay in your ear while running. Really enjoyed my first run with them yesterday. Pretty nice not having that damn wire getting in the way. Two big fat Otis thumbs up.
Ordered
Fit well, but the sound quality is poor. This is my first bluetooth headset so I am not sure how they compare to others, but thus far :thumbdown:
I have these as well. The sound isn't great and I'd greatly prefer earphones that had loops over the ears to hold them in place over this in-ear model, but for $30 you can't beat them. The market leaders in bluetooth workout earbuds cost $150+ so this is pretty good value.

 
Anyone have any experience with outdoor curtains for a deck/patio/pergola?
I got the Koolaroos from Lowes.

First bought a couple of six footer fro the house to block afternoon sun in the living room.

Worked great. $60 each

The bought some 10 footers for our gazebo, only $80 each and they work great, too. Other 10 footers I found elsewhere cost $200 each.

 
Anyone have any experience with outdoor curtains for a deck/patio/pergola?
I got the Koolaroos from Lowes.

First bought a couple of six footer fro the house to block afternoon sun in the living room.

Worked great. $60 each

The bought some 10 footers for our gazebo, only $80 each and they work great, too. Other 10 footers I found elsewhere cost $200 each.
Does the design allow them to be trimmed for width? (Need them jabout 5.5')

 
If anyone is looking for a pair of Bluetooth headphones for working out or otherwise, these for 30 bucks on Amazon are pretty great:

http://www.amazon.com/dp/B00W4YU578/ref=cm_sw_r_udp_awd_2qQIvbBMMHW97

Sound quality is decent, they work right out of the box, stay in your ear while running. Really enjoyed my first run with them yesterday. Pretty nice not having that damn wire getting in the way. Two big fat Otis thumbs up.
Ordered
Fit well, but the sound quality is poor. This is my first bluetooth headset so I am not sure how they compare to others, but thus far :thumbdown:
I have these as well. The sound isn't great and I'd greatly prefer earphones that had loops over the ears to hold them in place over this in-ear model, but for $30 you can't beat them. The market leaders in bluetooth workout earbuds cost $150+ so this is pretty good value.
I don't use them for running but I'm very happy with my Mpow Cheetah. Sound is good for the price ($28) and they are comfortable (sits on your ear rather than shoved in your ear).

 
The Amazon Echo Speaker

Not the best blutooth speaker sound quality wise but the most functional. We have a couple of these through out the house and we absolutely love them. Telling the speaker what to play, add things to our shopping list, order things from amazon, it interacts with pandora, iheart, etc etc. When they were $99 I felt it was an absolute steal, even at the new price of $179 I think its a great value. These things are only going to get better as well.
I shopped bluetooth speakers for a few weeks leading up to a "guy's trip" where I wanted something we could play out on the deck of the house we rented for the weekend. I was all but set on the JBL (huge JBL fan) after also liking the Amazon products. Went to Best Buy to pick up the JBL (with Amazon price matching) and thought it sounded like complete butt. Auditioned a few others in the price range and settled on a Sony one ($98 here, but was only $70 at Best Buy) which sounded oodles better than the JBL. Love this thing.
oodles?

 
If anyone is looking for a pair of Bluetooth headphones for working out or otherwise, these for 30 bucks on Amazon are pretty great:

http://www.amazon.com/dp/B00W4YU578/ref=cm_sw_r_udp_awd_2qQIvbBMMHW97

Sound quality is decent, they work right out of the box, stay in your ear while running. Really enjoyed my first run with them yesterday. Pretty nice not having that damn wire getting in the way. Two big fat Otis thumbs up.
Ordered
Fit well, but the sound quality is poor. This is my first bluetooth headset so I am not sure how they compare to others, but thus far :thumbdown:
I have these as well. The sound isn't great and I'd greatly prefer earphones that had loops over the ears to hold them in place over this in-ear model, but for $30 you can't beat them. The market leaders in bluetooth workout earbuds cost $150+ so this is pretty good value.
I don't use them for running but I'm very happy with my Mpow Cheetah. Sound is good for the price ($28) and they are comfortable (sits on your ear rather than shoved in your ear).
Those are the one's I have and I love them. They're so comfortable and never fall out. They create a nice seal on the ear so the sound isn't flat.

 
These Clark's shoes I bought on the Righetti recommendation are pretty crappy. I mean, I didn't pay much for them, but they're the same as the other crappy shoes I spend under a hundred bucks for (Kenneth Cole), actually, not even as good as my usuals. I was expecting these to have extra cushioning or something and be super comfortable.

:kicksrock:
Eccos are outstanding. I haven't had another kind of dress shoe in at least 5 years. If you're just throwing money around the Internets, I'd highly suggest giving them a try but know your European shoe size before ordering.
This is the only dress shoe I've worn in the past 8 years.

I have two pairs of these:

http://www.zappos.com/ecco-fusion-bicycle-toe-tie-coffee-leather

one of these:

http://www.zappos.com/ecco-atlanta-plain-toe-mink-kalahari

and something like these:

http://www.zappos.com/ecco-sport-sierra-ii-mocha-mocha-dried-tobacco

 
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Master combo lock. Dropped it at the gym again. Doesn't matter. Indestructible. Think I've had this one 20 years.

 
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Do not surf this thread drunk. Last night I almost bought $35 underwear and a $45 beer koozie.

 
Anybody have a good beard trimmer rec?

Mine can't hold a charge long enough to get through a trimming anymore

 
Fish, Sheex update?
I like them. Soft, and pretty cool on a hot night. Positive review from the one guest so far. Need a bigger sample size.

Efforting.
:thumbup:

Master combo lock. Dropped it again at the gym again. Doesn't matter. Indestructible. Think I've had this one 20 years.
"is this lock durable?"

"Hell yes it is! Just drop it on the floor and see what happens!"
:lmao:
:lmao:

 

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