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VendaGoat posted:Cool yo. I'm currently trying to find a 25-30$ per bottle without that awful rubbing alcohol kick back. Glenlivit is probably the best you'll do at that price point.
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SpartanIV posted:How do you even eat that much bread before it goes bad? French toast (four pieces) or a PB&J every morning, sandwich for lunch, bread with peanut butter for snack after work. It adds up. Slimy Hog posted:Or FOUR gallons of milk? I'm already done with a gallon.
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This little piggy went to market, this little piggy stayed home, this little piggy ate so much bread all he could do is post on SA
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That bread dude is definitely fat as gently caress irl
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Still better than guns.
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Aphrodite posted:Still better than guns. Nope.
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Chest protectors for my summer jacket Surprisingly cheap Dainese gore-tex pants, I wanted a Rev-It one that would fit the hip protectors my summer pants use but it would be way more expensive  Water bag for existing backpack  Handy for a lot of things, such as checking oil  Pilot road 4  Chain spray  Was expensive but managed to recover my battery that was drained by something messing up in my Garmin's usb plug 
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Guns are harder to eat, but just as enjoyable.
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Aramek posted:Guns are harder to eat Not that hard, ask Kurt Cobain.
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big mean giraffe posted:Not that hard, ask Courtney Love.
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BgRdMchne posted:Hendricks is good gin. I just bought this: Very nice whisky indeed. Warm, smooth toffee. Great choice. Probably a little overpriced though.
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VendaGoat posted:Cool yo. I'm currently trying to find a 25-30$ per bottle without that awful rubbing alcohol kick back. Abandon scotch and get into rye and bourbon. Lots of good stuff in that range.
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High Protein posted:Surprisingly cheap Dainese gore-tex pants, I wanted a Rev-It one that would fit the hip protectors my summer pants use but it would be way more expensive Link to the pants?
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benwards posted:Link to the pants? It's these but I found them for €170 http://www.revzilla.com/motorcycle/dainese-new-galvestone-gore-tex-pants
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Some tickets to a few movies. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Cdp85x9d0A4 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NyeuMVM6v5c https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CKFtNsQ78oI
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You've been had dude, that first one came out 42 years ago, it's not in the theatres anymore.
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 a remote trail camera to catch trespassers. Been up a few hours and it already got us some nice 12 megapixel photos of a guy hopping our fence.
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plain blue jacket posted:
I HATE fence hoppers. So is that 3G/Wifi or are you just checking it constantly?
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PCOS Bill posted:I HATE fence hoppers. So is that 3G/Wifi or are you just checking it constantly? It works off of 2G/3G. when it detects movement it takes up too 7 photos or a 30 second video with audio. It will send you a single low quality image (60kb) via email or mms depending on how you've set it up and it saves the rest on an SD card. What's nice is that it has really good quality and range at night. You can also set it up to upload all images constantly to your home network.
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These finally appeared in European stores the other day   It sucks the weather probably won't be good enough to wear them until spring.
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plain blue jacket posted:
Are these people hunting without permission, stealing stuff, or just trespassing through? Not that it really matters, trespassing is trespassing. So do you need a data plan with that thing? Or does it just piggy back on something? I'd love to get something like that to set up in my area to scout places out.
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Crain posted:Are these people hunting without permission, stealing stuff, or just trespassing through? trespassers and thieves. It uses any regular sim card in it and I'm probably going to end up getting a data plan for it but I'm currently using prepaid.
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Nice bread.
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plain blue jacket posted:trespassers and thieves. It uses any regular sim card in it and I'm probably going to end up getting a data plan for it but I'm currently using prepaid. What are they stealing?
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They're coming for his bread and gallons of milk!
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Judging by (a glance at) his post history, Costco man does some fairly serious bicycle riding which would explain the need for all those carbs. I bought a jacket. 
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PCOS Bill posted:You've been had dude, that first one came out 42 years ago, it's not in the theatres anymore. I saw it tonight at an artsy fartsy film festival 
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Fire Safety Doug posted:Judging by (a glance at) his post history, Costco man does some fairly serious bicycle riding which would explain the need for all those carbs. *silent approving nod*
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Robawesome posted:*silent approving nod* Seriously, a hundred percent of the old farmers around here sport Carhartt. It is amazing.
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Aramek posted:Seriously, a hundred percent of the old farmers around here sport Carhartt. It is amazing. I've shoveled snow in -20 degree weather in a Goddamn Carhartt hoodie. It's unbelievable how warm their stuff is.
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also in case anybody is reading these and thinking of buying some remember to size down - Carhartt is made for big burly lumberjack men and so a Medium is probably plenty if you're a large in everything else. I haven't recently bought any but wouldn't hesitate to recommend any of their outerwear - the acrylic watch hats/toques are $10 and come in like 800 colors and are incredibly warm, their hoodies are as warm as a coat and their coats are as warm as the fires of hell. Toque - http://www.amazon.com/Carhartt-Mens-Acrylic-Watch-Heather/dp/B002G9UE3Q/ref=sr_1_2?ie=UTF8&qid=1444535662&sr=8-2&keywords=carhartt Active Jacket - http://www.amazon.com/Carhartt-Quilted-Flannel-Active-Jacket/dp/B002GHC2XS/ref=sr_1_16?ie=UTF8&qid=1444535662&sr=8-16&keywords=carhartt (I use this as a winter coat, totally fine for the coldest days of last year's canadian winters) Arctic Quilt-Lined - http://www.amazon.com/Carhartt-Arctic-Quilt-Active-Jacket/dp/B000KGKBOO/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1444535758&sr=8-1&keywords=carhartt+arctic for if you live in Siberia or something. I have one of these too, for when I was working several hours outside in the winter. This + the quilt-lined overalls essentially makes you impervious to the cold Flannel-lined pants - http://www.amazon.com/Carhartt-Wash...p_89%3ACarhartt Warmest pants ever Robawesome has a new favorite as of 04:59 on Oct 11, 2015 |
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Robawesome posted:for if you live in Siberia or something. I have one of these too, for when I was working several hours outside in the winter. This + the quilt-lined overalls essentially makes you impervious to the cold Yeah, I have a few pairs of those which are great for Minnesota winters.
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Carhart clothing is ugly af but indestructible
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plain blue jacket posted:
what do you do with the pics? have you considered anti personnel land mines?
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Robawesome posted:also in case anybody is reading these and thinking of buying some remember to size down - Carhartt is made for big burly lumberjack men and so a Medium is probably plenty if you're a large in everything else. I haven't recently bought any but wouldn't hesitate to recommend any of their outerwear - the acrylic watch hats/toques are $10 and come in like 800 colors and are incredibly warm, their hoodies are as warm as a coat and their coats are as warm as the fires of hell. I wear those flannel lined pants all winter they are a god send for old cold dudes.
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plain blue jacket posted:trespassers and thieves. It uses any regular sim card in it and I'm probably going to end up getting a data plan for it but I'm currently using prepaid. Where do you live and what are they stealing?
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NotAnArtist posted:Carhart clothing is ugly af but indestructible I dig it in an all-American workwear sense, and the Work In Progress line is actually cut for guys who don't have massive beer guts. That being said, I can't afford either of them.
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Managed to grab a few cans before they all disappeared. Very nice without being over stated. 
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