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    • GilesG
      Giles
      IHUK Crew
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      I suspect anyone who has stayed with us will have been to the New Bengal…It's our second home.....

      "OK face up to it - you're useless but generally pretty honest and straightforward . . . it's a rare combination of qualities that I have come to admire in you" - Geo 2011

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      • neph93N
        neph93
        見習いボス
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        @Chris:

        Saag paneer is where it's at.

        Saag paneer is a personal favourite. I like to dial up the heat though.

        “Some of those that work forces
        Are the same that burn crosses”

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        • dylantbmayesD
          dylantbmayes
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          @Giles:

          I suspect anyone who has stayed with us will have been to the New Bengal…It's our second home.....

          Sometimes consecutive nights!

          Butter chicken, naan bread and a beer 😉

          INSTAGRAM: @DYLANTBMAYES | FACEBOOK.COM/DYLANTBMAYES

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          • emceeQE
            emceeQ
            啓蒙家
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            I think of New Bengal far too often…

            On another note...  Anyone have any advice for getting skunk smell out of jeans?

            One of our dogs got sprayed last night and rubbed up againste me before I could stop him.  Used a mix of baking soda, dawn dish soap, and hydrogen peroxide on him that worked like a charm. Worried that will cause discoloration on the denim though...

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            • AppfaffA
              Appfaff
              Raw and Unwashed
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              Vinegar gets a lot of “funk” out of clothing without ill effect I’ve been told

              Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

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                Sage954
                Iron Heart Deity
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                Tomatoes can work for the skunk smell on a dog. Just smash them up and rub around. I've never tried it on clothes though.

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                • ROmanR
                  ROman
                  Haraki san Prodigy
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                  @Giles:

                  I suspect anyone who has stayed with us will have been to the New Bengal…It's our second home.....

                  It was a very nice place.

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                  • rocketR
                    rocket
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                    and the food is good…

                    rocketrocksrox 🤙🏼🤙🏾

                    It's all humbug, like everywhere
                    R.I.P. Geo

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                    • AlexA
                      Alex
                      IHUK Crew
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                      Any tips on denim repair in or around Denver, other than Indigo Proof who is fully booked currently?

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                      • gaseousclayG
                        gaseousclay
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                        633S-OD

                        301S-14

                        @Giles @Alex or anybody else on the IH crew: I was looking at the 301S and 633S-OD via the Self Edge site and noticed the arc stitching is positioned differently on the back pockets of each model. The 301S has inverted arcs so they appear symmetrical and the 633S-OD does not. Any ideas why?

                        WTB:
                        IHSH-129 size L (blue)
                        IHSH-19

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                        • neph93N
                          neph93
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                          Appfaff flagged this recently. It’s a Selvedge/Kiya thing. All 301 iterations have the inverted arcs.

                          “Some of those that work forces
                          Are the same that burn crosses”

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                            Omega Man
                            Haraki san Student
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                            If I sell something and someone is paying me in a currency different than the one that is linked to my Paypal account, will Paypal automatically convert it to the currency in my account?  For example, if my CAD account is linked to Paypal and someone is paying me in USD, will Paypal convert the USD to CAD and deposit it into my CAD account?

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                            • rocketR
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                              Yes, if you receive a USD PP payment and want to transfer it into your linked CAD bank account, PP will convert it. But there might be a currencies conversion fee (exchange rate in favor of PP, percentage of the transfered amount fee)

                              rocketrocksrox 🤙🏼🤙🏾

                              It's all humbug, like everywhere
                              R.I.P. Geo

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                              • neph93N
                                neph93
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                                Is bowing ubiquitous in Japan, or is it a mainstream/conservative custom? Specifically do the IH.jp crew bow given the association with the biker subculture?

                                “Some of those that work forces
                                Are the same that burn crosses”

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                                • UnTuckedU
                                  UnTucked
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                                  I still have a bowing habit… And Okinawa is far less structured in reference to many customs than mainland Japan.

                                  And, I don't want to answer on behalf of anyone, but I assume they bow.

                                  Bikers, yakuza, or any other flavor of badass... Pretty much doesn't matter. If you don't bow (And use the proper honorific when speaking) to someone that ranks higher than you on the social ladder (Age, position/title, cooler than you), you KNOW you are intentionally being rude.

                                  In search of:
                                  IHV-04, med.
                                  IHSH-185, large
                                  IHSH-186, large (khaki, and green)

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                                  • GilesG
                                    Giles
                                    IHUK Crew
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                                    I bow all the time here….

                                    "OK face up to it - you're useless but generally pretty honest and straightforward . . . it's a rare combination of qualities that I have come to admire in you" - Geo 2011

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                                    • neph93N
                                      neph93
                                      見習いボス
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                                      Cheers guys. Was curious about how it worked after meeting the crew in September and following some of them on IG.

                                      “Some of those that work forces
                                      Are the same that burn crosses”

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                                      • gaseousclayG
                                        gaseousclay
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                                        @UnTucked:

                                        I still have a bowing habit… And Okinawa is far less structured in reference to many customs than mainland Japan.

                                        And, I don't want to answer on behalf of anyone, but I assume they bow.

                                        Bikers, yakuza, or any other flavor of badass... Pretty much doesn't matter. If you don't bow (And use the proper honorific when speaking) to someone that ranks higher than you on the social ladder (Age, position/title, cooler than you), you KNOW you are intentionally being rude.

                                        It is also not uncommon for Japanese folks to not look you in the eye when speaking to you. Not everyone does this mind you but I've known quite a few people, usually men, that did. To Westerners this could be perceived as rude but to them it can be a sign of rudeness. Nowadays I think it depends on the person. Ymmv

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                                        WTB:
                                        IHSH-129 size L (blue)
                                        IHSH-19

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                                        • neph93N
                                          neph93
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                                          ^ sounds like heaven. Brits aren’t big on that either. Norwegians are however.

                                          “Some of those that work forces
                                          Are the same that burn crosses”

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                                          • don_piponeD
                                            don_pipone
                                            Haraki san Expert
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                                            Maybe a stupid question and has been answered before, but what is the system behind the numbering of IH products?
                                            I know the meaning of the letters is like IHSH for shirts or IHJ for non-denim jackets, but what is the significance of the numbers at the end e.g. IHSH-180?

                                            IG: @fadecyde

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