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Just hope that building's management company doesn't get into a contract dispute with whoever runs the garage robot. http://www.wired.com/2006/08/giant-robot-imprisons-parked-cars/ Zhentar posted:I haven't found hauling groceries from my basement garage to be that much of an inconvenience, but if I did I'd just get a cart to carry them up. I'm disappointed you didn't link to a Stryker evacuation chair.
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Long time listener - first time caller. At the bowling alley last week...something seemed amiss...  Yep...it's load bearing. 
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SharkTattoos posted:Long time listener - first time caller. I wonder what would happen if you knocked that pin over...  It's okay, they probably have a spare. 
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Who would be liable if someone got hurt? The employee or the alley? Both, in a 7–10 split.
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Apr 16, 2016 11:21
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Wow, that's bad, the employees should go on strike.
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Apr 16, 2016 13:56
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Also 400 pound block of concrete LOL!
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Apr 16, 2016 14:16
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That sure is a real turkey of a construction job
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Apr 16, 2016 14:18
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SharkTattoos posted:Long time listener - first time caller. What are the long glass tubes on the rack, are they just really tall glasses or what?
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Crotch Fruit posted:What are the long glass tubes on the rack, are they just really tall glasses or what? Looks like a beer tube. 3/4 gallon or so of beer with a tap at the bottom. Basically it's a gimmick alternative to pitchers. e:f;b
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How am I supposed to fit my novelty half yard or boot glass under that spout?
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CopperHound posted:How am I supposed to fit my novelty half yard or boot glass under that spout? Turn it over, now the spigot is 3' up
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High Lord Elbow posted:I have a basement garage. Tremendous pain in the rear end when you want to haul in groceries or something. It's below the kitchen so we thought about putting in a dumbwaiter but there's a little thing about fire-rated doors, so that's impractical too. How much groceries do you buy, geez.
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totalnewbie posted:How much groceries do you buy, geez. 400 lbs worth, obviously.
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This is the new landscaping my work just installed Something tells me it's not going to last the next time it rains
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SharkTattoos posted:Long time listener - first time caller. If that pin is screwed in place top and bottom, then I don't see the issue. Bowling pins are full of wood: 
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FCKGW posted:This is the new landscaping my work just installed Please post an after shot when it rains
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Buff Skeleton posted:Please post an after shot after peeing on it
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totalnewbie posted:How much groceries do you buy, geez. I have children so pretty much all the groceries. Those little bastards are like the Langoliers.
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High Lord Elbow posted:
I was going to say. Not everyone lives alone dude. Lots of us shop for more than one person at a time. And often we don't have loads of time to dedicate to shopping so we buy larger amounts less frequently. And often we'll buy a whole bunch of something if it's on sale, and not something that goes bad quickly. I don't know how anyone who has a family can stand living in say a condo or an apartment. fake edit: someone tell me how to make that quote work properly, please.
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If you don't help haul up the bags you don't get to eat. Many hands make light work.
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If you don't haul the entire load up in one go by stringing just as many bags as you can on your arms then you're doing it all wrong. 
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kid sinister posted:If that pin is screwed in place top and bottom, then I don't see the issue. Bowling pins are full of wood: This is cool, what are the two little notches on the right side there?
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Everything falls more satisfactorily if it's oddly weighted.
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Arrath posted:If you don't haul the entire load up in one go by stringing just as many bags as you can on your arms then you're doing it all wrong. Go ahead and try this when your groceries include 4 gallons of milk, 2 gallons of orange juice, a 24-pack of yoghurt cups, four boxes of cereal, two loaves of bread and a dozen sandwich rolls, several pounds of various meats, and probably like twenty pounds' worth of carrots, celery, onions, potatoes, lettuce, broccoli, Brussels sprouts, etc. That was most of a week's worth of groceries in my family's house when I was a kid. I don't care how buff you are, it's physically too bulky for one person to move in a single trip.
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TooMuchAbstraction posted:Go ahead and try this when your groceries include 4 gallons of milk, 2 gallons of orange juice, a 24-pack of yoghurt cups, four boxes of cereal, two loaves of bread and a dozen sandwich rolls, several pounds of various meats, and probably like twenty pounds' worth of carrots, celery, onions, potatoes, lettuce, broccoli, Brussels sprouts, etc. Good Lord. How big was your family?
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kid sinister posted:Good Lord. How big was your family? That sounds like a weeks worth for a family of four. My parents bought at least that much with my brother in I in high school and being competitive swimmers in school and summer leagues.
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kid sinister posted:Good Lord. How big was your family? Wistfully recalling how much I ate as a pubescent male I am terrified of our food bills in 13 years. By 18 years old 3,000 kcals/day while maintaining my weight was a "light" day. Edit: I used to drink 64oz of Mott's apple juice a day. I have no idea how I didn't get type 2 diabetes. H110Hawk fucked around with this message at 17:56 on Apr 17, 2016 |
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My two kids (4 and 2) go through a gallon of milk in two days, so four gallons is about a week's worth. We don't actually buy that much at a time though because we would like to have something else in the fridge.
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Ashcans posted:My two kids (4 and 2) go through a gallon of milk in two days, so four gallons is about a week's worth. We don't actually buy that much at a time though because we would like to have something else in the fridge. My parents had a second fridge in the garage for the sole purpose to hold the reserve gallons of OJ and milk (and bottled beer and sodas) between the weekly grocery trips.
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My wife and I don't have kids but it's impossible to get out of Costco for less than three hundred bucks anyway.
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Leperflesh posted:My wife and I don't have kids but it's impossible to get out of Costco for less than three hundred bucks anyway. the only way to win at costco is- no membership, only go there for the unbelievably cheap cafeteria food
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Leperflesh posted:My wife and I don't have kids but it's impossible to get out of Costco for less than three hundred bucks anyway. I get out of Costco all the time for $150. You're just doing it wrong.
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th vwls hv scpd posted:I get out of Costco all the time for $150. You're just doing it wrong.
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th vwls hv scpd posted:I get out of Costco all the time for $150. You're just doing it wrong. lol if you don't buy 168lbs of kitty litter every two months
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Leperflesh posted:lol if you don't buy 60lbs of chicken every month FTFY Although it's important not to go to Costco hungry, or you'll end up buying bulk quantities of pistachios and jelly beans.
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Ashcans posted:FTFY And those jugs of cashews.
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Basically the only reason I ever have to go to a wholesale club is to walk out with a $150 standing rib roast anyway, otherwise I'll just pay 1% more money at Target and recoup the difference in drive time
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Vulture Culture posted:Basically the only reason I ever have to go to a wholesale club is to walk out with a $150 standing rib roast anyway, otherwise I'll just pay 1% more money at Target and recoup the difference in drive time The killer is when you've got a costco with in a few miles. I hate the crowds so I can only stand going about once a month but once the toilet paper gets low - the trip happens and we're lucky to escape for under 150$. Mostly chicken, nuts, frozen veggies and dry goods. Oh what the hell, I thought I clicked on a different thread. Ummm to make this construction related - they uhh poo poo i've got nothing.
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Tigntink posted:Ummm to make this construction related - they uhh poo poo i've got nothing. Or use 400 pounds of costco groceries to secure your motorcycle CopperHound fucked around with this message at 04:23 on Apr 18, 2016 |
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