Austin not cussing here annoys me. I get not cussing when speaking out loud IRL with others but it’s like reading my aunts’ fb posts.
Fuck, bullshit, piss, and shit.
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Austin not cussing here annoys me. I get not cussing when speaking out loud IRL with others but it’s like reading my aunts’ fb posts.
Fuck, bullshit, piss, and shit.
If I give that dog a bath, the first thing she'll do is roll on the grass so she'll smell like dirt. But that's just a temporary solution. What she's really looking for is deer piss, which is never hard to find around here. Why do we have dogs again?
Because they are WAY less awful than humans.
Fuck yes. I rarely hold back in person but in a professional setting I can control myself. Cursing is good for your blood pressure.Quote:
Originally Posted by mcphee
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Originally Posted by rideit
The gym is especially outrageous but this is ridiculous anywhere. How long is that extra 100 feet of walking actually going to take you?Quote:
Originally Posted by Timberridge
My brother and his wife bought a newly built house and ran into similar issues. The best part was that while the house was new, it was on the corner of an older road that is on most of the maps and a newer one that isn't, and the neighbors less than 100 yards away on the older street had service from the same companies. However, because the address of the house is on the newer street, it took a lot of work to convince several of the utility companies that they could actually provide service there.Quote:
Originally Posted by Flyoverland Captive
The best part is that my brother does GIS and survey work for a living, so if anyone is qualified to tell you exactly where his house is, it's probably him.
Daft Kings and FanDuel ads during games on TV are annoying as shit here right now. Sports betting goes legal here sometime soon so I'm hoping these ads settle down after that but right now they're relentless
Also, the NHL's boards are annoying as shit, at least they shouldn't allow them to change when the puck's in that end,
Dude. Whoever decided that those boards could be animated should be fired
Ontario legalized single game sports betting just in time for the beginning of baseball season last year. The advertising has been ramping up since.Quote:
Originally Posted by ötzi
Gambling related content has infested all related media (radio, tv, social media, broadcasts of the games themselves etc). It's really sick and annoying to anyone not into it. It's pervasive too - at each of the few games I saw live I watched people take their eyes off the action to check in on their betting apps.
Look on the bright side
Every gambling ad is one less erectile dysfunction ad or cars for kids
That’s an upstate thing. Better take this over to that thread.Quote:
Originally Posted by Ted Striker
I park as close to the entrance/exit of the lot as I can. Driving through parking lots looking for a closer spot seems like a good way to get dinged.Quote:
Originally Posted by The AD
I park near the back of the lot. My door still gets dinged.Quote:
Originally Posted by old goat
Costco seems to have the most militant parking spot stalkers. Drive past any lane and there will be a handful of cars stopped, waiting for someone to back out, sometimes when there are multiple ones too close the car trying to get out can't so it is just gridlock. No one is willing to back up and possibly have another waiting car snipe their spot. Combine that with clueless foot traffic blocking even more traffic. I really don't get it. You're coming out of costco with a cart, it's not like you need to be close because you're carrying something heavy.
X2 and they are almost always old. Just so fucking old. They have an the biggest chunk of handicapped parking spaces I’ve ever seen at the front, always filled with cars. Most of them still have a husband/wife sitting inside while the other half shops, left alone (probably on oxygen) to stare at you while walking past.Quote:
Originally Posted by evdog
I sometimes swing in there for single purchase and a chicken bake, but park in the bank p-lot right next door. Actually a shorter walk too and plenty of open spaces. So much easier then having to deal with the rest of the mouth breathing chum that floats around. But man do I enjoy those 3lb bags of San Fran coffee beans, that shit slaps so nicely in the morning.
But in the end it’s really all about those chicken bakes. A guilty pleasure for sure.
Haha. For real. And now that you mention the cart thing, what's even MORE hilarious is how those same people had zero trouble traversing the 4.3 mile loop on their shopping journey through the massive warehouse store, but the mere thought of having to walk an extra 50-100 feet to their car? Well, can't have that now! That's just tooooo far!Quote:
Originally Posted by evdog
Seriously. Old people really freak the hell out about that place for some reason. My parents included. One thing I used to call them out on was how worried they'd act about Covid but then would have zero qualms about braving the hordes of people at Costco. I'd tell them if you want to stay safe out there, then Costco's probably the LAST place you want to go. Particularly on days they're typically packed. And these days it seems to ALWAYS be packed mid-day, mid-week. Doesn't matter. So odd. I've found Sunday evening (near closing time) and Mondays to be the best for reasons unknown. Rest of the week, I try and stay far away from that place.Quote:
Originally Posted by S_jenks
Costco should promote the exercise benefits of pushing around a 3' wide cart stacked with heavily discounted bulk items. Maybe have a variety of carts with wheels that have different rolling resistances?Quote:
Originally Posted by MontuckyFried
I think it's weird how often you see people just sitting in their cars in all kinds of circumstances. Half the time with the car running.
Even weirder when the weather is PERRRRRFECT. Most noticeably it's large SUVs (often with large drivers) in the car line to pick up my kids from school. I roll my windows down and shut off the car every chance I get. Saves gas and the weather's nice. Strange how few people do that.Quote:
Originally Posted by The AD
This. Proof-positive that gas prices are not high enough.Quote:
Originally Posted by The AD
The weather's nice? In Texas?Quote:
Originally Posted by MontuckyFried
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Seriously. Especially when Leviathan-class trucks and SUVs are still in just as high demand as ever.Quote:
Originally Posted by skaredshtles
Haha. That's cuz it's "winter." I'll be changing my tune come summer-time.Quote:
Originally Posted by skaredshtles
We got a puppy last summer and can't leave it alone. Ever. Because we've never done anything without her she now has the most intense separation anxiety I've ever seen. This leaves one of us sitting in the car with the dog a lot and if it's too cold or hot I'll have it running because I'm a fat 'murican that doesn't want to be uncomfortable. Ehh, gas is kinda cheap:FIREdevil
Have we touched on how frustrating it is to sit around waiting for a furniture delivery that hasn't shown up as the predicted time window is closing? I hate being stuck at home based on someone else's schedule.
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Originally Posted by MontuckyFried
reminds me of these.
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time for a new pushcart war… it worked that one time.
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^ I have no idea what any of these illustrations mean.
What is the world coming to?Quote:
Originally Posted by Jax
https://www.wcax.com/2023/02/15/verm...ew-body-armor/
Right? Vermont has a police dog now?Quote:
Originally Posted by riser4
Thank you. I feel better now.Quote:
Originally Posted by The AD
Maybe cops should stop being such cowards and not put their dogs in those situationsQuote:
Originally Posted by riser4
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Originally Posted by The AD
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Originally Posted by MontuckyFried
This drives me nuts. Either clueless entitlement or cares more about their phone than the planet.Quote:
Originally Posted by skaredshtles
Prices don't matter when your parents foot the bill. The number of high school kids doing this in residential neighborhoods for their entire lunch break is crazy.
Repeat, but apropos
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Originally Posted by garyfromterrace
sorry, i must be getting old… i thought everyone had read about the pushcart war. good book. one of my favorites.
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https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Pushcart_War
That's obscure. Thanks.
Swinging back to grammar annoyance: “seen” instead of “saw”
As in: ”I seen a old guy in the Costco parking lot idling his car for 45 minutes.”
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Grammar like that needs fixed.
I mean, it’s even one more letter to type AND it’s wrong.
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That's perfectly good grammar if you want to sound like a total dirtball.Quote:
Originally Posted by joetron
Or XXX-er :FIREdevil
Next week: "Our teachers are grate!"Quote:
Originally Posted by rideit
Ever buddies saying it that way now.Quote:
Originally Posted by rideit