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purple death ray posted:It's like when a girl pretends to put her hair in a ponytail but doesn't Or when your sister goes in the tank of water.
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Its like what happened to me in a bathroom many years ago, maybet this drawing will help
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purple death ray posted:It's like when a girl pretends to put her hair in a ponytail but doesn't 
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purple death ray posted:It's like when a girl pretends to put her hair in a ponytail but doesn't Where is that original post anyway? That was incredible.
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Here: 3 different sizes:  Stacked smallest on bottom to biggest on top:  Stacked biggest on bottom to smallest on top:  Like I said, it's not a big dif when you only have a few, but it adds up when you're stacking a bunch of sets.
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Mar 3, 2018 00:53
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That's loving stupid. Today my brain just clicked wrt humble and humiliate. Seems obvious now but I'm dumb.
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Mar 3, 2018 01:07
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how humbled you must feel
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JoelJoel posted:That's loving stupid. but for real he took the time to explain it with pictures and everything, appreciate that at least
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Hardcordion posted:"Doff" (as in doffing your cap) is the opposite of "don" (as in donning your armor). Literally, Doff is a contraction of do off Don is a contraction of do on
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fullroundaction posted:Here: If only you had said shortest to tallest
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sweeperbravo posted:If only you had said shortest to tallest Yeah if that terminology was used I would have gotten it immediately.
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What we have here is a failure to communicate.
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I'm sorry I didn't know I had to explain how stacking tupperware worked first
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that's ok, just write it down for next time
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fullroundaction posted:I'm sorry I didn't know I had to explain how stacking tupperware worked first You do realize that tupperware comes in different horizontal size as well, often in the same set Like I have two that are about 18x12" and the initial post implies that these should be precariously balanced on top of the ones that are 4x6", which in turn are atop the 1.5x1.5" "dipping sauce" pieces Edgar Allen Ho has a new favorite as of 05:32 on Mar 3, 2018 |
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Mar 3, 2018 05:29
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Yeah we were basically picturing you describing upside down ziggurats as apparently taking up less space than nesting smaller ones inside larger ones
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I didn't believe the Towers of Hanoi could present a real challenge for people of today, but here we are.
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goons don’t understand stacking Tupperware, despite eating exclusively out of it, News at 11
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Listen man, if less than a half inch of tupperware clearance is meaningful to you it might be you who uses too much tupperware
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About a year ago my husband and I got a free hand-me-down iPad from his family. Important facts: 1. My husband hates Apple products 2. He's been in the grocery business for years I just realized that the unlock code he picked when he reset it is the PLU number on all banana stickers. Edit: yes, it was a deliberate choice on his part, and a joke it took me a year to figure out JacquelineDempsey has a new favorite as of 22:05 on Mar 4, 2018 |
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JacquelineDempsey posted:About a year ago my husband and I got a free hand-me-down iPad from his family. Omg I love it
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iajanus posted:Omg I love it 
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Right? I love infinitesimally in-joke humor like that. Lemme just cross-cross post what I just put over in the GWS industry thread: JacquelineDempsey posted:I was just posting over in "PYF things you just figured out", and the subject of the post reminded me of this bit of BOH humor. First place I worked when I moved to Roanoke, they had a picture of this fine actor on the door to the fridge: That one took me a hot minute to get, but when I did, it was pure gold. (For those of you fortunate enough to have never worked food service, the big refrigerator where you keep all your cold stuff is called a walk-in, like a walk-in closet) JacquelineDempsey has a new favorite as of 00:18 on Mar 5, 2018 |
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fullroundaction posted:goons don’t understand stacking Tupperware, despite eating exclusively out of it, News at 11 Dominos doesn't deliver in tupperware, moron.
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"Casket" is a portmanteau of "corpse" and "basket."
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Baron von Eevl posted:"Casket" is a portmanteau of "corpse" and "basket." Golden corpse basket.
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Baron von Eevl posted:"Casket" is a portmanteau of "corpse" and "basket." True, the "little yellow basket" of the popular song refers to killing Asians.
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Similarly, "little green bag" is about drowning the Irish as if they were kittens
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JacquelineDempsey posted:free hand-me-down iPad What am I missing here? Why not the PLU code for an apple? Are bananas bad?
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TheMaskedUgly posted:What am I missing here? Why not the PLU code for an apple? Are bananas bad? He doesn't like Apple. Deliberately not using the apple PLU is the entire point.
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The apple and the banana are natural opposites, apparently.
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I would have gone with orange.
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Krankenstyle posted:Similarly, "little green bag" is about drowning the Irish as if they were kittens Yogi the Bear was originally an allegory for 19th century corpse robbers.
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Inzombiac posted:I would have gone with orange. Orange you glad he didn't say banana PLU?
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Bananas are 4011. Organic bananas are 94011.
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RoboRodent posted:Bananas are 4011. Organic bananas are 94011. I was going to make a Beverly Hills 90210 joke, but 94011 is actually the zip code for Burlingame which is funnier to me.
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Up until the Oscars happened and there were pictures on the internet I was picturing Benicio del Toro as the guy who made the fish man movie
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om nom nom posted:Up until the Oscars happened and there were pictures on the internet I was picturing Benicio del Toro as the guy who made the fish man movie Can't believe you didn't put it together that a fat neckbeard made Hellboy* *I kid, I love that man, Pan's Labyrinth esp.
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Inzombiac posted:I would have gone with orange. I actually asked why banana and not orange. Oranges have multiple PLUs, depending on the variety (navel, mandarin, etc). Bananas are all just 4011, or have a 9 up front if they're organic, like all organic produce. Plus bananas are inherently funnier than oranges, I guess.
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The founder of Taco Bell was named Glen Bell.
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