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Artisan florist in Stoke Newington sells sticks for up to £18

What's the Urban group opinion about people who purchase this sort of wood product?

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...because personally, I'd rather have a nice hunk of cherry wood on the floor by the fireplace, than one of those atrocious wood clocks. The natural wood has way more aesthetic appeal for me.
 
Well, I'm hearing murmurs that the wood has rather nice stratification and is well lacquered, but the antique-style gold effect clock hands are dated and speak, with their clicky little second hand, of a fixation on time which is altogether at odds with the stretch of years as belied by the rings on the wood behind.
 
is anyone outraged or offended by this though, thats the question. I mean 18 quid for a stick doesn't arouse much other than a lol here with me. Lets hear from all the outraged people Jonny seems to have spotted
 
It's not chestnut: but that's beside the point.

It might look ridiculous to you; but so what?

What's with this impulse to ridicule, become offended or even outraged by other people who make otherwise non-important lifestyle choices that happen to be different from yours?

Erm. You've been on the Internet before, yes?

If you can't judge people, on the Internet really what is the point. It would all just be recipes, music, Computer nerds and porn.

Oh :hmm:
 
I read all of the Evening Standard article, and I think I see the problem: it's hipsters buying the wood in London.

Over here, the kind of people that go for pieces of wood at the store, are either wearing Birkenstocks and home-knitted ponchos; or they're tourists from Asia. Either one basically being pretty inoffensive groups.
 
Fuck it, I'm going to chop all the overgrown bushes and trim down the tree, and put a sign outside the house that reads 'pick your own sticks'.
 
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