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Steins are great, or they used to be, anyway. Most now are just retarded money grabs with being cheaply-painted memorabilia for some event, recent or distant past. Real steins tend to get pretty pricy.

That stein, though, looks eerily similar/exact to one my dad sold on ebay last year (might even be 2-3 years ago now...the last few have been all kinds of fucked up). I was 'perturbed' for a while that he did not tell me beforehand that he was selling it so I could get it.

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I picked it up at an antique shop. Punch your father in the testicles draped on that Macaulay Culkin you motherfuckers nutsack on the phone with a monkey and a homage to Rockwell and a 44 in the middle of a composer. This message has mainly been autocorrect.

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I loved it! I would read twice.

I did read it twice.

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am i the only one that thinks that stein is going to fall over at some point

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Usually the corncob pipe I made does

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Take better care of your books.

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Some were recovered that way

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Get a proper bookshelf or at least something that prevents books from laying on top of other books. No matter how they were received, they deserve to be better cared for in storage. Books are our single best keepers of long term knowledge and they are being culled by those who seek to erase history and keep us forever in the mutable present. Don't let these books suffer and perish lest we lose their connection to our history.

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Been planning on building one, but I've come to like the banana box aesthetic

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Also, some horizontal books provide structural integrity