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  • DabberDog
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    Well, there you go! I never realized the Cheerios box until I stuffed one full of trim for drying. But I loves me some Cheerios.

  • Rwise
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    You could buy a washer and dryer, or wash them in the shower and use a solar dryer (we called them cloths lines)

  • Rwise
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    The box was nice, whats in the box, well just doesn't work for me

  • DabberDog
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    Okay. This hits home as I am a connoisseur of many things sauce.
    Recipes are for people who don't know how to cook. They are great starting points but belong to someone else. It's like driving a car with the intention of adding your own chrome or boring out the cylinders.
    Was there anything about the sauce you can work with?

  • DabberDog
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    Last time I did laundry: $1.50 wash or dry.
    This time I did laundry: $2.00 wash, $1.75 dry.
    I now have to figure a laundry budget instead of just grabbing quarters or trading nickels and dimes for quarters at the liquor store. But who's the asshole? Company for jacking up the price 33% at a go or me for paying it?
    I'm an asshole, sure. But not for this.

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  • Rwise
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    I hate disinformation, at one time I could do search on AltaVista and get good info. Now there's google (and yahoo etc.) but not so good is the info, I ask (google) for "the best chili seasoning" and got lots of results mostly recommending Carrol Shelby's 2 alarm (Texas red). So I tried it, folks if thats 2 alarm my homemade mix must be 20 alarm or so! Even with the cyan pack it has no spark at all, and little flavor or aroma, it got thick even without the corn dust pack. My chili (without the habaneros to go easy on the judges) got second place in a contest, the judges told me they liked mine better but it wasn't hot enuf, I told them next year they get the real deal! Back to doing my own thing for good chili, no more shortcuts!

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  • changeofpace2014
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    Sometimes the pharma company will have a program to assist with there products. If they do it will most likely be one you have to go down the rabbit hole to find out about.

    There might be a Canadian pharma option as well with cross border shopping.

  • dirtymike
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    I reckon that's why they sometimes get whacked on the streets of NY.

  • Ckbrew
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    I hate insurance companies. Lying cheating money grubbing bastards.

  • dirtymike
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    stop eating bar coded food. Made a world of difference to me 10 years ago, doctors orders. still here.

  • dirtymike
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    And Fuck FUCk FUCK too. Got more denial paper work in backlogged VA than active files. If I get paid my grandchild will do well.

  • Going2fast
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    You know what I hate?????!!!!
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    Fucking insurance companies. I mean yeah without them id be bankrupt but why do I have to do all the paperwork? What the fuck do you people do except deny everything in triplicate? And I have to refile until you understand said company is the ONLY company that sells this doctor prescribed product. Fucking fuck fuck fuck!!!!

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  • Bowhunterwoody
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    Even toothpaste. Crazy how sweet, even for adults.

  • Ckbrew
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    Why does everything food have to be pumped up to be so sickeningly sweet? Even if it is "sugar free" it is pumped with artificial toxic sweeteners to make it taste that way. All the manufacturers want to do is hit that sweet spot in the the brain to get that dopamine jolt of feeling good. It would be better if there was a truly low sugar version to choose from. Sugar- the ultimate gateway drug. Give it to the children and they are hooked for life.

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  • Gingerbeard
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    Until things went semi-legal:
    $100 for an ounce of brown until I found the green. Street prices for green, since college, have been $50+ for 1/8, no discounts for more. Of course, I am an attractive, well-behaved white gentleman with a college education and present as monied and willing to spend.
    Local homegrown goes for $5 per gram, 1/2oz minimum. But the only people who still buy street dope have questionable proofs of identification or don't go indoors too much. I never got into the selling part because I would have to buy for more money anything I sold. I'll give but selling my weed feels dirty.

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