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Nov 30, 2021
Cool Rat
A cute and fun rat puppet for the entire family to enjoy.
Mar 06, 2018
Essential For Crafters!
I use this product to sculpt parts for props, costumes, models and craft projects and I love it. All you do is cut off equal parts of the two materials and knead them together and it works like clay, air dries and hardens like a rock with no shrinking or cracking. I think this product is essential for all crafters. Great stuff.
Jun 08, 2010
Shop Class as Marxism
This is a book about a very relevant topic - the intellectual and spiritual void that faces many new white collar workers as they enter a world of cubicle sweatshops. I was expecting a bit more pop writing in the book, but it's actually a quite rigorous academic exploration of the issue. Which is not to say the book is beyond the scope of the average reader, but it is quite serious in tone, despite the cuss words and goofy statements the author throws in here and there. I found the book reinforced something I already knew and believed, which is that college nowadays prepares people for a life of soul-crushing boredom and hopelessness in the "information society" we now live in. I am a craftsman of sorts myself, I make stuff for lack of a better way to say it, and I agree totally with the author's assertion that the manual labor and crafty work I do requires for more intellectual engagement than my day job, which is precisely the sort of vapid white collar nightmare the author decries. So I don't suppose I learned much from the book that I didn't know already, but it was nice to have one of my crackpot theories supported by a well educated author in a scholarly book. I recommend people read this book, I think it's important that we as Americans take stock of our current fetish with college education and white collar employment, and recognize how genuinely awful both can be. We need to support and encourage those who can make and repair and create things, before we become truly passive possessors of objects that we have no choice but to dispose of because we no longer have the common sense to fix them when they break. We are tool users as a species, and it would in no way be evolution in my opinion if we lost the ability to use tools to improve our world.