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Original Source mint shower gel (first introduced to me by goons as "minty ball wash") is also way less strong than it used to be. Still smells nice. Many years ago, my then-girlfriend had a shower at my place and I specifically warned her not to get it anywhere near any sensitive areas. Guess what she deliberately did almost immediately?
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Mar 5, 2024 01:12
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goons all about that dr bronner’s. the time cube of soap
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Quote-Unquote posted:Original Source mint shower gel (first introduced to me by goons as "minty ball wash") is also way less strong than it used to be. Still smells nice. gf kinky so what
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thathonkey posted:idk if its because of the presence or lack of borosilicate or if i just got very unlucky but i dropped a pyrex measuring cup recently and it shattered into 1 trillion pieces. never seen glass shatter so thoroughly. lesson learned... really try not to drop those Exact same thing happened to my wife back in 2017, so don't worry; they've been poo poo for a while.
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Large Testicles posted:nah, i was there last year. the attendants all wear ipads on their chest in this oddly elaborate, kinda fetishy harness, and while the gas is pumping, they press their chest against the window and blast the volume For my own sanity, I refuse to believe this.
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It's just the most hosed up thing that an ambulance ride to the ER is like $1,000. Yeah, let's make sure that we have desperate severely injured people on the roads because they can't afford to call 911.
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Mar 5, 2024 02:44
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Pennywise the Frown posted:A few years ago I had to go to the ER for a chemical burn on my eye because I dropped my (undiluted) Dr. Bronner's peppermint soap on the shower floor an a stream shot directly into my eye. Jokes aside, what exactly is the appeal of soap that burns? Is this like hot sauce for your taint?
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Time_pants posted:It's just the most hosed up thing that an ambulance ride to the ER is like $1,000. Yeah, let's make sure that we have desperate severely injured people on the roads because they can't afford to call 911. I had a stroke (supposedly; the doctors could not actually identify what happened but this is their best guess) on my neighbor's porch a little over a year ago. They found me knocked out, unconscious, and brought me inside to nurse me to health. I was incoherent for almost an entire day, except (so says my neighbor) any time she said, she needs to call 911, I would become very lucid and say NO AMBULANCE! NO!! NO! (she does not drive) I don't remember that, but yeah I grew up kind of poor and everyone I knew was economically in the same boat, and we all knew of someone whose life was supposedly ruined because of the costs of an ambulance trip. No ambulance for me unless I'm bleeding out.
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My favorite thing about Dr. Bronner's is how every hippie that bothers to use soap uses it despite the fact that it's covered in batshit religious crap and I don't think any of them have ever read the bottle.
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LividLiquid posted:My favorite thing about Dr. Bronner's is how every hippie that bothers to use soap uses it despite the fact that it's covered in batshit religious crap and I don't think any of them have ever read the bottle. My roommate in college used Dr Bronners and I perused the bottle once while pooping (pre-smartphone, obvs).  That dude was nuts
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Atopian posted:In other news, after talking it over with friends, an idea re: google making GBS threads up their search: Incidentally, Steps 1-4 are basically what Elon is currently suing Media Matters over in a little babby tantrum.
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DELETE CASCADE posted:the "burning" that people think dr bronner's has isn't anything dangerous or unique to that brand. it's just what real soap feels like. most "soap" isn't soap, it's a sulfate-based detergent Perhaps there's a reason for that I don't believe in ~*chemicals*~, I use wood ashes like God intended and that's why my hands look like a snake with a bad shed Woolie Wool fucked around with this message at 18:01 on Mar 5, 2024 |
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lol no the burning is not because it's 'real soap' - soap does not automatically assuage your mucous membranes unless there's something in it which does. the burning is bc of the essential oils loaded into dr bronners for scent. you're not supposed to be putting such things directly on your bits and bootyhole. the burning is your body letting you know this isn't good StrangersInTheNight fucked around with this message at 18:16 on Mar 5, 2024 |
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Mar 5, 2024 18:11
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Boof the loving soap you cowards
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I legit use Bronners peppermint when I shave my sack and it makes my sack feel like it's downhill skiing.
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never tried dr bronner's. my tingly soap experience is denorex shampoo. had an oily patch on my scalp as a child and the pediatrician suggested it. it's like rubbing your head in mint, actually kind of pleasant. once i dropped a bottle and broke it, and the shower was noticeably cleaner where it ran into the drain
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Mar 5, 2024 19:24
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 same exact box, just with less!
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Zamujasa posted:
I don't think I've ever seen them substitute a lower value item on our deliveries.
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they used to do substitutions where the price was the old item or the new item, whichever was lower (and sometimes it did work out well) but these days i'd rather just turn them all off safeway's website in general has gotten immensely lovely over the last few months. they brought in a ~third party marketplace~, because what you want when you're buying household groceries is actually foodservice-oriented multi-hundred-dollar mega bulk packs delivered to your door, and they're sprinkled in everywhere without a way to turn them off in the last month they've started introducing "subscribe and save" (straight off amazon, complete with 5%) except they put it on everything. no, safeway, i do not need to "subscribe and save" to baking trays.
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My local grocery store has in-store pickers for pickup orders, but they make random delivery people pick your order if you are having it delivered. So if you use that option, you get endless texts from the delivery person going "... uhhhh.... uhhhh.... they don't have the tortillas you wanted. Do you want me to sub it with hot-dog buns? Oh, and they were out of the club-pack of chicken breasts, so I'll sub it with some pepperoni sticks."
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StrangersInTheNight posted:lol no the burning is not because it's 'real soap' - soap does not automatically assuage your mucous membranes unless there's something in it which does. If it "isn't good" then why does it make my butt-hole smell like a candy cane? Sounds pretty good to me.
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Bloody Hedgehog posted:My local grocery store has in-store pickers for pickup orders, but they make random delivery people pick your order if you are having it delivered. I've occasionally had the in-store shoppers send me a text message asking about substitutions, but only twice out of the probably twenty times we've done pickup recently. It's not common at all, but when they did it was nice to specify an alternate instead of getting wildly different items.
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I could never have someone pick out groceries for me. I'm always checking expiration dates and poo poo.
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Pennywise the Frown posted:I could never have someone pick out groceries for me. I'm always checking expiration dates and poo poo. yeah, even the nicer grocery stores around me often have milk that's a day away from expiration at the front and you have to dig for something with a reasonable date. the other day i was going to get some mushrooms and all of them were moldy the once grocery store i worked at, we were supposed to go around every night and check dates on stuff that wasn't in the freezer and occasionally i'd find stuff like 4 months out of date. the green ham was a gross one Large Testicles fucked around with this message at 23:15 on Mar 5, 2024 |
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Mar 5, 2024 23:12
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I do not like green ham and eggs, I could not would not on some kegs
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Pennywise the Frown posted:I could never have someone pick out groceries for me. I'm always checking expiration dates and poo poo. I honestly can't imagine giving up that chore to someone else. Kinda boggles my mind.
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If you end up with a bunch of food that expires in 14 hours you have a good excuse to eat all of it in one sitting.
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Grocery stores don’t “front” anymore so grabbing the stuff from the back on the shelf doesn’t always mean you’re getting the newest product I blame employees not having enough time to get their work done. It’s probably also contributing to expired product being chucked out.
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I can't speak for everyone but we've only had a few bad items get mixed in (packaging that tore open and month-expired cheese dip, mostly) and we returned it next time for a refund. Not really any worse than doing it ourselves.redshirt posted:I honestly can't imagine giving up that chore to someone else. Kinda boggles my mind. I don't mind the shopping, but between COVID and being pretty unwell physically I'll take it.
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Zamujasa posted:I can't speak for everyone but we've only had a few bad items get mixed in (packaging that tore open and month-expired cheese dip, mostly) and we returned it next time for a refund. Not really any worse than doing it ourselves. I get that.
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kinda want to bronner my butthole now, thanks friends
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There's a bronner party in my pants
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Vampire Panties posted:My roommate in college used Dr Bronners and I perused the bottle once while pooping (pre-smartphone, obvs). All one all one ALL ONE!!!!!!
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The only time I've had groceries delivered was when I had covid and wanted a bulk flat of sports drink to keep hydrated. Every time I ordered one I just got a six pack at my door because the guy didn't want to carry something heavy. I don't think they message you about substitutions if the total order cost is less, but on a per-bottle basis it ended up being way more.
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Coxswain Balls posted:I don't think they message you about substitutions if the total order cost is less, but on a per-bottle basis it ended up being way more. So if I were to order a gallon of milk and they didn't want to carry it, they could just buy a little individual cup and since it's both milk that's totally fine? That doesn't seem right. If I need X amount of something for a recipe I need that X amount. If someone didn't buy exactly what I ordered then like.... I'd never use that service again. That's amazing.
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Like my nuts chewed 5 gum
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I'm gonna pour in some essential oils and turbocharge my Dr Bs back to the icy hot of yesteryear. E: quote:'A new Planner experience is coming soon to Teams. Learn More. 
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I get my groceries delivered pretty regularly and I've never had any problems.
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Hollismason posted:I get my groceries delivered pretty regularly and I've never had any problems. correct groceries georg is an outlier and should not be counted
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