Stuff. And things.

[baratron]

If you are a woman a bit smaller than me, or if you have a friend who is a woman a bit smaller than me, you might want to look at/point her to my eBay auctions. Selling t-shirts and goth/fetish clothing in UK sizes 10-16, mostly around a size 12 (that would be a 10 to US folk). I need the money, so please bid!

Apparently, this is a USB coffee cup warmer. I'm not convinced.

Anyone know where to get some trousers like the eyelet side leggings in this picture in a UK size 18 or so? I've emailed Wysteria to see if they can help, but further ideas would be useful. Not that I can afford to buy anything, unless my eBay stuff all sells...

Comments

[the-maenad.livejournal.com]

Before you start wondering why I've bid on stuff that won't fit me, it's for Simon. (Who wonders whether you think the lace-up leotard would fit him).

[quiet000001.livejournal.com]

You have some nice stuff. Will have to point the girlie at your auctions. (I somehow don't think most of it would fit me. :)

Also. *waves mail at you* Thankyou. :)

[lovingboth]

Hmm, how much warming can you do with... erm, 0.5A at 5V isn't it? Or is the voltage even less?

The insulation is probably the main thing.

[erik]

I don't read a lick of Japanese, but that graph makes it look like it's a USB coffee temp sensor; note that the temp lines (two of them; coffee and tea?) trend downwards over time.

[lovingboth]

I think it's a 'with this gizmo and without this gizmo' line.

[gerwinium.livejournal.com]

From what I can read it keeps it at 45 degs C for about 30-60 mins, which is not very warm. The graph illustrates the red line (with coaster) and the blue line (without coaster) and how warm it keeps things. I think it's just not very good, rather than that it doesn't heat at all. I'll stop nerding now :).

[baratron.livejournal.com]

I made Richard try it on, In The Interests of Science. He makes a very bad crossdresser. He said "well, it might fit him, but where's he going to put these?", indicating his dangly bits, which were being compressed (slightly).

If he doesn't mind dangly-bit compression, it will probably be okay. Otherwise, if either of you are handy with a needle, you could certainly alter it.

I think all the clothes I've put up there could fit a male-proportioned person, except the "Gothic minidress", which requires boobs and narrow shoulders.