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I WANT THEM
Dear future boyfriend: Wear these. Often.
o_O I don’t even normally *like* vests and shit but DAYUM.
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No, Phil, pretty sure it’s just you and doesn’t have anything to do with the color of your hair.Seriously.
No, pretty sure it’s the hair.
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Tracy Cordingley and Jamie Billing, product design professors at the UK’s Nottingham Trent University, have launched a website that’s something like Instructables for the recycling-minded: Co-oproduct.org.
It’s a “web portal that shows you how to creatively ReUse your Household Packaging and Everyday Waste Materials to make new desirable objects.”
The site is broken down into categories—Metal, Plastics, Glass, et cetera—though at press time, not every material had an attendant product you could make with it; presumably the community-minded site’s offerings will grow over time as more people submit projects.
Thus far there are tutorials such as how to make drinking glasses out of beer bottles, tables out of bicycle wheels, stool tops out of shredded paper and resin …
