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Adiabatic posted:ahahaha the missus randomly met up with an ex on the slopes. they went and hosed on our lunch break and you didnt 3way WHY? jesus you dolt. also friends don't let friends drink poors or go to their sewage treatment facilities.
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Adiabatic posted:ahahaha the missus randomly met up with an ex on the slopes. they went and hosed on our lunch break say huh
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Man, the 929 seller has ignored my messages since I asked him how urgently he wanted to sell the car and I promised the GF I wouldn't buy it yet but god drat, I really want it.
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Jan 31, 2017 00:38
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hahahahaha im so sorry guys ahahahahaha the missus is my hetero life-partner slash roommate slash business partner and he hosed one of HIS exes
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also woe is me the coors factory is closed we'll just have to get some poo poo microbrew
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gently caress. I've managed to work about 36 hours in 3 days, between Uber Eats and Amazon. Took today off. Used Uber Eats to order food. Got cold food and a rude driver.  I don't know if he just took his sweet time picking up the order, or if there were no drivers in the area when the restaurant marked it as complete, but I'm only 2 miles from the restaurant.Adiabatic posted:the missus and I are rancid-farters and we've been doing this recently: I'm not sure if this is something you two do in public, or only in the bedroom... Somewhat Heroic posted:I like Firehouse subs. Their beef brisket and cheddar is awesome. Minus the mayo of course because gross This. Firehouse is my favorite chain sandwich place. And yeah... NO MAYO. We have a local chain that's pretty tasty too, but they've closed a few of them... the nearest one is half an hour away.  Darchangel posted:My wife feels the same way. I usually don't care for mayo, but for some reason, it goes well with pork products, particularly bacon (as in BLT) for me. Usually, I'm mustard, particularly deli mustard, all the way. Vinegar and oil is aces on Italian stuff, though. No mayo for me. Mustard is what I prefer if I'm making my own sandwich, or eating a burger. But if it's a sub, drench that poo poo in vinegar and oil. Mayyyybe some blue cheese dressing (yes I know it usually has mayo, shush, I try to pretend it doesn't). cursedshitbox posted:and you didnt 3way WHY? jesus you dolt.
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Jan 31, 2017 00:46
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def in public def to the disgust of everyone around us also regarding coors my drinking buddies love the stuff (so far as to drink it when 100 microbrews are the same price every tuesday) so i had to rub the factory tour all in their stupid dumb hick faces
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Jan 31, 2017 00:48
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Rhyno posted:I woke up today and felt like myself again after two weeks of dark clouds and sadness. I don't know if it will last but it's so nice to feel sane again. C.S. Lewis in A Grief Observed (his writings after the death of his wife) says something to this effect. There's pits of despair and things are bleak and hopeless, then there's this moment that comes seemingly out of nowhere where things just seem to get better and things seem a bit brighter. drat. It's been nearly ten years probably since I've read that book. I recommend you pick it up, honestly.
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Jan 31, 2017 00:51
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Good news: My wife got released from the hospital today in good health with normal progress. Bad news: She picked our son up from school as a surprise, her dad was already there to pick him up and our son convinced him to go to the book fair. She caught him trying to spend $100 bill... We can only figure he got it from the shop, because like most idiots I keep money in my tool box. So, outside of moving the money, what fun punishment/life lesson should I subject him to?
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Jan 31, 2017 00:51
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the spyder posted:Good news: My wife got released from the hospital today in good health with normal progress. Yay on the wife, how old is your son?
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Adiabatic posted:def in public def to the disgust of everyone around us Good man.
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Seminal Flu posted:Yay on the wife, how old is your son? 9, and this is the first issue we've had. Well, outside of him YouTub'ing "Naked Woman". That was a fun one.
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the spyder posted:9, and this is the first issue we've had. Well, outside of him YouTub'ing "Naked Woman". That was a fun one. Sounds like boyo has $100-worth of car washing and chores to do.
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Ha, my son is 9 as well. Today I had to explain to him why drawing a swastika on his spelling test is wrong  Good luck with that, not sure exactly what I would do but it would involve a very stern talking to and grounding to go with it.
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spog posted:Sounds like boyo has $100-worth of car washing and chores to do. Yeah if you run out of ideas, I have walls that need painting and fence posts that need repairing.
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Adiabatic posted:the missus is my hetero life-partner slash roommate slash business partner and he hosed one of HIS exes the spyder posted:So, outside of moving the money, what fun punishment/life lesson should I subject him to? Applebees Appetizer posted:Ha, my son is 9 as well. Today I had to explain to him why drawing a swastika on his spelling test is wrong
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Wrar posted:Being sick sucks guys. how about that norovirus? went from feeling great last night to  this morning and a few  episodes after i left work early
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the spyder posted:Good news: My wife got released from the hospital today in good health with normal progress. 100 hours of labor at $1 an hour.
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Wrar posted:Also why are you going to the Coors factory unless it's free? Colorado is loaded with great beer. They give tours of the brewery. It's interesting even if it isn't the best beer. Olympic Mathlete posted:They would, yeah but I feel that a joint putting mayo on EVERY SINGLE BURGER bar the chicken tikka one probably wasn't the best place to be for a burger. Good point.
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Jan 31, 2017 01:20
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We're doing something like that with the middle daughter (also 9). She didn't steal from us though, she just continually loses everything. It was ~$200 in school uniform gear last year that disappeared completely within three months of purchase, plus all sorts of other random poo poo like books and toys and things. Now she's got a tab running on the fridge (we were lenient and started it at $100) to pay it back. I think she's down to about $80 now and strangely enough hasn't lost anything in about six months
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Jan 31, 2017 01:21
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Darchangel posted:They give tours of the brewery. It's interesting even if it isn't the best beer. I wouldn't count Coors as "beer". Pee-flavored water that happens to have just enough alcohol to require you be 21+ to purchase would be a better description.
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Yu-Gi-Ho! posted:I wouldn't count Coors as "beer". Time was on the average saturday night my piss had a higher alcohol content than Coors.
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Jan 31, 2017 01:30
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look at all you elitists!
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hey whats the best way to get a mocha soy latte these days. North face or uggs? poo poo why not both!
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Uggs. Fe. You want the swanky Manitoba Mukluks, I tell you hwat.
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Applebees Appetizer posted:Ha, my son is 9 as well. Today I had to explain to him why drawing a swastika on his spelling test is wrong What the heck? Even little kids get  's theory proven?
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The most memorable punishments are the creative ones. I got grounded a million times as kid and I learned to live with it, but I will always remember doing yard work in 103º heat while hungover
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The Door Frame posted:The most memorable punishments are the creative ones. I got grounded a million times as kid and I learned to live with it, but I will always remember doing yard work in 103º heat while hungover So Spyder's kid does yardwork after chugging a bottle of Rhyno's hot sauce?
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Somewhat Heroic posted:What the heck? Even little kids get Apparently they've been reading books about the Nazis in class, and me watching World War 2 docs probably doesn't help either.
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Applebees Appetizer posted:Apparently they've been reading books about the Nazis in class, and me watching World War 2 docs probably doesn't help either. At this point I wonder how many hours of television and film have been made about ww2 by the US? I wonder if the rest of the world is over by now and wondering when we're gonna move on.
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I've just always been fascinated by war history, especially the Vietnam War, so whenever there's a doc on I almost always watch it. I get what you're saying, but apparently the market is there if people keep watching.
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CAT INTERCEPTOR posted:So Spyder's kid does yardwork after chugging a bottle of Rhyno's hot sauce? I'm not saying yes, but yes
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Coredump posted:At this point I wonder how many hours of television and film have been made about ww2 by the US? I wonder if the rest of the world is over by now and wondering when we're gonna move on. The US seems to like it enough for a reboot. But seriously there's probably more hours of footage on WWII than there were hours of WWII at this point.
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Coredump posted:At this point I wonder how many hours of television and film have been made about ww2 by the US? I wonder if the rest of the world is over by now and wondering when we're gonna move on. What puzzles me is why it gets rehashed in modern productions when "World at War" is pretty much the definitive series that covers almost all aspects of the war and it was done in the 70s.
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1500quidporsche posted:What puzzles me is why it gets rehashed in modern productions when "World at War" is pretty much the definitive series that covers almost all aspects of the war and it was done in the 70s. That is such a good series. Love that you have ACTUAL participants like Doenitz and Speer and others being interviewed. Real U-Boat captains. Actual soldiers.
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The Door Frame posted:I'm not saying yes, but yes He won't have a solid poo poo for days.
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My friend asked me to run an errand this morning for his wife who is a jeweler. He neglected to mention that the errand was driving a ring right into the middle of Sydney's CBD through rush hour traffic so a guy could do  to it for 5 minutes. Then getting it back asap. It was like a LoTR/Transporter crossover. He also neglected to mention the ring is worth 7 times what I paid for my car.
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CommieGIR posted:We need more films and documentaries on World War 1 As long as we get more covering why the whole shitfight started in the first place and how the narrative of OUR BRAVE SOLDIERS FIGHTING FOR DEM FREEDOMS!!!! is in fact a rancid bunch of crap. The thing that stuck with me is how the soldiers of WW1 were so clear on how loving stupid the whole thing was. So many of them just bluntly say it - they fought for nothing and they were suckered in by lies to give up their lives in a pointless bloodfest. They HATED the patriotism that crept into remembrance services towards the end of their lives. I would love to be able to say the truth about Gallipoli without being strung up - Gallipoli was a stupid pointless invasion of a country the ANZACS had no quarrel with. The current wave of jingoistic bullshit that surrounds WW1 really pisses me off - No one died for your freedoms, they died in a meat grinder for no good reason at all. And maybe the lessons of WW1 might actually be learnt by more people.
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CAT INTERCEPTOR posted:As long as we get more covering why the whole shitfight started in the first place and how the narrative of OUR BRAVE SOLDIERS FIGHTING FOR DEM FREEDOMS!!!! is in fact a rancid bunch of crap. Fascism doesn't work unless you have some great victory or sacrifice you can harken back to.
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