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http://www.muji.net/store/

Nothing

Dublin?

>>10666969
eh clothes are hit and miss but bits and peices are useful for sorting shit/storing weed

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>>10666975
Sup la

>>10667020
LADS

Dublin looks so tiny.

>>10667672
It is. So glad I moved from that shit hole when I had a chance.

>>10667742
kek a lot of students from where I'm from are moving there.

>>10666969
flannels

pens

stationery

bit overpriced tho

oh yeah slippers are comfy too, but nothing special

>>10667672
european cities grew organically from towns. they have a cozier vibe downtown because it's oriented more towards walking and less cars.

>>10667831
Yeah I like that, I live in an almost car(e)less area but Dublin always looked very small.

>>10667838
small in what sense? the non-residential centre is pretty compact but there's plenty to do.

>>10667841
Well looks like you can walk around the city in 30 minutes.

>>10667844
from one side to the other yeah, but there's still quite a bit to see because of the density from the small streets like above

>>10667848
Still looks pretty organized for an old city, roads are pretty straight

Been to London but I feel like the UK in general is so small and trapped.

>>10667792
kek its full of crackheads and wannabes. the old people are nice

>>10667814
>pens
>stationery


>I want shit pens that look minimal, feels great since I never used anything beyond a bic.

>>10667931
dublin's kinda like a scaled down london, they have a similar feel although it's a bit less hurried

The london subway is terrible. So expensive wtf

>>10667966
get an oyster card m8

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>>10667946
>being pretentious about pens

>>10667970
I'm not from the UK. I was there for a day

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>>10667946
>>10667974

There's a whole hobby cult of fountain pen nerds out there. You wouldn't believe what these old guys pay for pens.

Anyways, to each their own interests I guess.

They would probably call me pleb, but I picked up a couple of pic related. Nicer than plastic pens, for simple class writing notes imo.

>>10667792
Croatia? I've been to Dublin via school it was great

>>10667984

What kind of pen is this family? Looking to cop a few for new job.

I was thinking about this last night, actually.

I don't love Muji, because you can't love something like Muji, but I really, really like it. Muji is the closest industrial capitalism has come to fulfilling its basic human promise.

More than anything else I can think of, it embodies the virtues of mass, "democratized" design, production, and consumption. Everything is as right as it can be, n.b. not "perfect," right. Improved to the point of diminishing returns under current conditions, supplied *nice*ness for people's lives under current conditions. No branding, no ostentation, no pretensions to luxury or exoticism or anything but being a bare object, no mushy story about how it will do x and y and change your life and make you better.

Because there are some things that do that, really, and those are the perfect things, the things we can love. But too many things claim and pretend to be like that, make false claims on our lives, colonize them and extract our cash.

Muji doesn't. It has no story. All everything it makes is is simple, nice, quietly, unemotionally beautiful, practical, useful, a slight perk up for your life quality, and plain, blank, meaningless. That's the real democracy of it, the meaninglessness. You decide what it means; it means what you use it for. How you plug it in to your life as it is.

That's Muji: you spend an easy amount of money, receive an object, plug it in to your life, receive a tiny dose of beauty and niceness, and put on that blank little plastic screen everything your life is. The $30 towel is your lover coming out of the shower in it, the $4.95 incense is the way you've made the room smell for them, the $2.00 canvas bag is the fruits, tomatoes, and oil you picked up for your meal together and carried it home in, the $20 pillow is their head as they flop down on to the bed, picking a strawberry out of the bag from its place on the $88 side table.

>>10666969
Its like the baby of Uniqlo and Ikea, they have everything from furniture and clothing to ramen.

they have nice Japanese denim robe things i forget what theyre called

>>10668971
wow, screencapped desu senpai, please post more

Here no boys I live in Dublin and it might seem great but I assure you it is one of the biggest shitholes youll see

>>10668835
France

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i like them, they are a tad higher quality than uniqlo, but fit really boxy. pretty GOAT for that comfy japanese core look.

pic related. best white sneakers i got from them.

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I go there to buy pens

>>10671179
have you worked on your writing ?
Extremely neat.

>>10671170
hows the quality on these
how long have you had them?

>>10671179
Organic chem? Pussy ass bitch

i bought my house from muji.

>>10673987
he may be a chemical engineer still doing his intro classes :-)

>>10671179

i saw your posts before what pens and pencils do you recommend senpai

i bought a $10 long sleeve and for some reason the cashier put two $75 air diffusers in the bag with it so that's pretty neat