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Those seem like some specifically designed compartments. What are all of the groves and notches for?
Draining the blood away from the meat.
Rolling blunts. You just have to keep your hands dry
I like the vibe of having multiple blunts for a single bath
Soap dish (removable), wine glass slot, cell phone stand, drinking glass section. The large part standing up can be used to lean a tablet against.
Orgasm tokens and body paint markers for drawing faces.
Do the orgasm tokens come with the board?
Most of mine happen because I am bored.
That's a beauty!
I would love one of these with a dish drying rack. I like to kill two birds with one stone and save water.
Saving water is why I do all my meal prep while in the shower, but don't forget to install a garbage disposal in the drain, or you'll risk frequent clogs.
Same model! Good for keeping the wine glass dry on the outside and popping up the kindle
Unless that is teak wood would not be my first material choice.
They make boats out of the stuff, I'm sure it will be fine.
Only in salt water actually, wooden boats don't like fresh water.
Didn't native Americans use log canoes?
Shit does that mean my dugout won't last very long?
I'm no expert, my source is Sampson Boat Co mostly, but I suspect dry storage might prevent rotting and it's mostly an issue with large(r) ships spending lots of time in water.