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Notes from the Kitchen Sink. And in today’s edition of useless shit you will never need but idiots continue to sell…. What I’m saying is, I get it. I get having a few nifty crutches in your kitchen – things that perhaps you don’t need but. Have they made your life easier! What’s more, I applaud the ingenuity of the person who saw the problem or gap in the market and said, hey! I have an idea/design that would be totally helpful in this situation. I mean. Really? Who, pray tell, is this helping? It took m...
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