Vengeance's posts
Posted in ErRoR
Posted 6 years ago
@Queen of Trash: You like this name better?
Posted in The sanctuary
Posted 6 years ago
She is outside again after I played with her for a bit.
Posted in The sanctuary
Posted 6 years ago
One of my kitties has the zoomies.
Posted in ErRoR
Posted 6 years ago
@Queen of Trash: Do you have more posts on this account then on your main? XD
Posted in The sanctuary
Posted 6 years ago
I am watching this program called First Dates and one guy talks about how he hates feeling lonely. Well I can see why he is lonely.
Posted in ErRoR
Posted 6 years ago
@Queen of Trash: Just keep on posting.
@Totalanimefan: Hope you can get some good sleep later.
Posted in ErRoR
Posted 6 years ago
@Queen of Trash: 20k. Which is a fair price if we look at the price guide.
Posted in ErRoR
Posted 6 years ago
@Queen of Trash: However if you magicly had the money right now. I see one for sale.
Posted in ErRoR
Posted 6 years ago
@Queen of Trash: I am sure it will. But at one point 5 people where looking for an Alice at the same time.
Posted in The sanctuary
Posted 6 years ago
Yeh that sucks but it gives out the good signal that your leg is healing.
Posted in ErRoR
Posted 6 years ago
@Queen of Trash: Alice is a great item but also one of the harder to get one. We have a sea climate.
@Totalanimefan: Might check out this article
Posted in The sanctuary
Posted 6 years ago
Tie up your hands XD
Posted in ErRoR
Posted 6 years ago
@Totalanimefan: Doggo needs to learn you cannot do that.
@Queen of Trash: Those shoes are from the item called Alice.
Well it was great weather so why sit inside behind the computer when you could go sit outside.
Posted in The sanctuary
Posted 6 years ago
"If jeans manufacturers would give their employees a better wage, invest more in working conditions and protect the environment, then your jeans would be a lot more expensive. The 'hidden costs' in the production of jeans are 33 euros. Per Unit.
Much still goes wrong when manufacturing perhaps the most famous piece of clothing in the world, the old-fashioned jeans, research by the Impact Institute commissioned by ABN Amro shows. The most important conclusion: the purchase price for jeans is 33 euros too low.
It is about the so-called 'true price gap', the difference between the purchase price for a store and what it really costs to have the pants made. The researchers also include the damage caused by production to the environment and what is saved on labor costs.
India and Bangladesh
For the investigation, the entire production chain of jeans was analyzed. It starts in India, on cotton plantations and then goes through weaving mills in the same country to factories in Bangladesh. This is followed by transport to Europe.
A lot is saved, especially in the first steps of the process, the researchers said. For example, it is about cheaper labor by forcing people and even children to work. Nor is it so close to the environment that a lot of water is used and polluted.
"Real price"
If those 'hidden costs' were to be made clear to the consumer, they might therefore make a 'better choice', says Henk Hofstede, ABN Amro banker in the retail sector.
The system of 'true pricing', reporting what a product should actually cost, can force large clothing brands to do more about working conditions and protect the environment. Because if they don't, the consumer may switch to a different brand, the idea is."
Used google translate to translate the dutch article.