Rubberduck.
Images of items I have purchased (except trainers [no feet pics])
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Rubberduck.
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No different from people having headphone or game controller stands if you think about it. Just nice for it to have it's own little place I guess.
Sony Bluetooth MUC-M2BT1 headband paired with Shure 535
Any good? I've been tempted to make my 535's wireless but using Shure's own new wireless system (RMCE-BT1).
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Like some sort of pocket? Perhaps in the trouser region?
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Yes a pocket is excellent when I take wallet out of the house to run some errands or see to some tasks. When I get home though I like to take it out (the wallet!) and pop it somewhere. If strategically placed the wallet stand could facilitate the wallet acting as a quasi ornament while in the house. Also it would reduce my chance of misplacing it if I had the motivation to always put it in the same place. Seems like a no brainer to me!
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I get around the whole issue by just leaving it in my pocket. so I've saved money on an expensive wallet-stand too!
WTF????
I'm pretty skeptical re: the utility of a wallet as an ornament, I'd also not want to leave something containing cash, bank cards etc.. on display for any visitor to the house (tradesmen/delivery people/cleaners etc..) to potentially either swipe or remove a note or two from.
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Why would you carry something around in your pocket all day that you aren't using? Madness. Just as mad as having a wallet stand in my opinion.
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Are wallet stands really a thing??
How utterly bizarre.
Mine is either in my pocket or on the table. It's not like it's an item you want to showcase, it's a wallet for keeping cards and cash in.
How utterly bizarre.
Mine is either in my pocket or on the table. It's not like it's an item you want to showcase, it's a wallet for keeping cards and cash in.
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People still have wallets?! For loose change?!
Why not just put your cards in your phone cover like most modern people? Any loose change can be simply thrown at the working class.
Why not just put your cards in your phone cover like most modern people? Any loose change can be simply thrown at the working class.
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Putting your cards is your phone is alright if you're 50 years old...
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Might as well cut your **** off from that logic.
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Except that that's an irreversible decision.
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Because it negates the problem of getting to work and realising I've left it on the wallet stand, which I would do if I had one
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WTF????
I'm pretty skeptical re: the utility of a wallet as an ornament, I'd also not want to leave something containing cash, bank cards etc.. on display for any visitor to the house (tradesmen/delivery people/cleaners etc..) to potentially either swipe or remove a note or two from.
Not just an ornament but a phallic work of art if you will. As soon as any other male enters my home they will be instantly reduced to a beta mindset when they catch a glimpse of my wallet sat proudly on its proverbial throne.
You seriously think anyone is going to steal from someone with a wallet stand? Nothing screams 'don't even think about messing with me' like a wallet stand does. Nothing.
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So is going to pay for something an not having the means to do so. Ergo just leave your wallet in your pocket and your shlong in your shorts until they're needed!
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Why would you carry a phone AND a card? Madness.
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I miss the days when everyone just posted the stuff they bought 
