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A closer picture of some of the shelves of the smaller glass bottles they carry. The hand-written signs accompanying the products range from relatively mundane descriptions like “10mL clear glass bottle” to the more fanciful like “Drop me a line” for small bottles with dropper caps.

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A closer picture of some of the shelves of the smaller glass bottles they carry. The hand-written signs accompanying the products range from relatively mundane descriptions like “10mL clear glass bottle” to the more fanciful like “Drop me a line” for small bottles with dropper caps.
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Gulf of Gregly (gregly@retro.pizza)'s status on Saturday, 22-Jun-2024 12:00:04 JST Gulf of Gregly

Today I visited American Science and Surplus, which can best be described as “neurodivergence as a shop”. They sell stuff ranging from chemistry glassware to electronics odds and ends, camping gear to novelty toys. You need ball bearings? Vintage analogue meters? Gaffer’s tape? They got it.

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