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maybe you ding dongs should learn how to cook and wash dishes like a real man. im constantly channeling a 1950s hpusewife and keep my kitchen spotless because i have a huge vagins, and by that i mean weiner
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JakeP posted:you must have a very sensitive ego if your plates do that for you This own was much more incisive before you added that last sentence
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Jan 30, 2016 23:38
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I use paper plates when I'm moving and everything is boxed up.
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Jan 30, 2016 23:39
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Beef Turret posted:This own was much more incisive before you added that last sentence ya i forgot i was in GBS
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Jan 30, 2016 23:40
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Ceramic dishes rule. I have a nice set that goes well with my dining room table.
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Jan 30, 2016 23:43
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rabble rabble posted:on the reg, it's trashy, we have extra because of the Super Bowl party, who cares I'm lazy as gently caress
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*complains about bourgeois dining practices* *buys ecologically destructive plates manufactured by the Koch brothers* This thread is sad.
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I like corelle wear I like to brown women on the playa Oh man theres a filter for the c word now
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Fitzy Fitz posted:*complains about bourgeois dining practices* This guy can't make any real arguments, like I don't understand your position at all. Maybe you'd be happeir if the lords and ladies of Buckingham palace decreed a law making paper plates illegal; rot in hell poors, imma rit? You're morally bankrupt dude.
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Jan 30, 2016 23:56
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*does snoopy dance* E; who the gently caress is the koch brothers????
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 The Koch family (/ˈkoʊk/ koke) is an American family of industrialists, philanthropists and businesspeople, most noted for their political activities and control of Koch Industries, the second largest privately owned company in the United States (with 2013 revenues of $115 billion).[1] The family business was started by Fred C. Koch, who developed a new fracking method for the refinement of heavy oil into gasoline.[2][3] Fred's four sons litigated against each other over their interests in the business during the 1980s and 1990s.[4] Charles G. Koch and David H. Koch, today commonly referred to as the Koch brothers — and the only two of Fred Koch's four sons still with Koch Industries — are also affiliated with the Koch family foundations.[5]
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Luvcow posted:
yeah... thanks man, real helpful
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Digital Fingers posted:yeah... thanks man, real helpful 
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Digital Fingers posted:yeah... thanks man, real helpful  Their influence is especially outsized; together, they are far and away the largest offenders of funnelling personal money into politics. Especially together (and they do act together), they are much, much wealthier than Soros or Bloomberg (who, though both liberal, have different political interests). Moreover, the Kochs spend their wealth influencing politics and governance in a way that is not remotely transparent. The only realm in which Soros definitely outspends at least Davic Koch is in individual donations. While this is still money in politics, it is transparent money: it is a matter of public record that Soros has donated it. The Kochs, on the other hand, way outspend Soros in backing ambiguous sounding foundations like "Americans for Prosperity", and have been connected to funding supposedly "grassroots" aspects of the Tea Party movement, in addition to getting involved in things like Scott Walker's fight against recall in Wisconsin (which they personally donated tens of thousands of dollars to, in addition to AFP contributing millions). Neither of them live in Wisconsin, but Walker's plans to dismantle collective bargaining rights in the state dovetail with their interests in keeping their own business costs low. So they heavily influenced an election they weren't even allowed to vote in, so one man one vote is really out the window now. To be fair, they did this simply because it was legal, and other out of state political donors get involved in things all the time (Proposition 8 in CA comes to mind), but this doesn't mean it's not gross. In the end, what makes them especially "evil" - beyond being the archetype for "billionaire who buys elections and bribes lawmakers" - is that their political activity always seems to conveniently coincide entirely with their personal and corporate benefit. Bloomberg is spending millions politically fighting the NRA -
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Jan 31, 2016 00:03
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Digital Fingers posted:This guy can't make any real arguments, like I don't understand your position at all. its cheaper to just buy regular plates and wash them than to buy disposable paper plates. if anything people that are using the same plate multiple times are disgusting poors
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See luvcow, while you posting the history of the Koch brothers may seem helpful to you it's actually not as I don't even see the relation between what Fitzy Fitz was saying about paperplates and these "koch brother" gentlemen. Guys just trying to justify his belief system in a desperate false moral appeal, It's pretty scummy. JakeP posted:its cheaper to just buy regular plates and wash them than to buy disposable paper plates. if anything people that are using the same plate multiple times are disgusting poors Um excuse do you have a spread sheet or something I can look at regarding the cost analysis? Do some math about paper plates then get back to me
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Round up the paper plate users. Round them up and put them into camps. That's what I say.
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Digital Fingers posted:
lol as if some filthy paper plate using pleb like me knows the first thing about math or spread sheets
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Jan 31, 2016 00:10
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Digital Fingers posted:See luvcow, while you posting the history of the Koch brothers may seem helpful to you it's actually not as I don't even see the relation between what Fitzy Fitz was saying about paperplates and these "koch brother" gentlemen. sorry, should have just said "they're evil"
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Jan 31, 2016 00:10
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i microwave my burritos on 18th century bone china
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JakeP posted:lol as if some filthy paper plate using pleb like me knows the first thing about math or spread sheets Well unless Fitzy Fitz wants to post some proof to your assumption i'm going to take this as a sign i won this argument. E: Luvcow posted:sorry, should have just said "they're evil" backups what i was saying about this being a pathetic moral appeal on Fitz behalf
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Jan 31, 2016 00:11
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If you don't have at least 3 forks laid out in proper order at every meal I don't even want to talk to you
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Jan 31, 2016 00:16
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Sheep-Goats posted:I cook about a week's food on Sunday and it goes into two big bowls and I piece out food from there as the week goes along, usually You seem to know how to cook well, what's on the menu for this week? I could use some ideas
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Jan 31, 2016 00:21
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You're actively fighting against proletariat interests by buying paper plates (which are one of many disposable goods produced by Koch corporations). You brought up class struggle not me. I don't really have an argument for why you shouldn't be a slob though.
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Jan 31, 2016 00:24
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BIG-DICK-BUTT-gently caress posted:You seem to know how to cook well, what's on the menu for this week? I could use some ideas Tomorrow I'm making faux tandoori chicken thighs and tabbouleh (with lentils instead of bulghur because I like lentils a lot).
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Soups and curries and mushy food you can ladle or scoop out of a big container make for great work-lunches over the week. Put em in a lock and lock container and you can just nuke it at work and eat it out of the container. Rinse off at work then give it a proper soapy scrub at home. It's a lot cheaper than spending $8 on getting a couple sushi rolls or $12 on some Thai food, although the thai food is a huge portion and will feed you twice. But you can't really eat out of a asian take out container so you need a plate the 2nd day. BUT The boss' son that doesn't have a lot to do around the office has dish-duty so it's ok. FUN FACT If you take the metal handle out of a take out box you can microwave it, and then the whole thing unfolds into a big sloppy plate, but it's not very pleasant to eat from. (it's shameful too)
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Fitzy Fitz posted:You're actively fighting against proletariat interests by buying paper plates (which are one of many disposable goods produced by Koch corporations). You brought up class struggle not me. LOL yeah man because porcelain plates are made by hobbits and poo poo out in the forest through eco friendly magic plates spells Paper plates are all personally forged in the flames of hades by the oil guzzling doom titans that are the koch brother (Im rolling my eyes at you now). Look if you want to talk about this like grown adults and actually act liek you have a point to make then run some numbers by me. Also I'm not a slob, I take 3 showers a day, usually after pooping and I refrain from touching gross things.
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I have really nice plates and bowls but I just hate doing dishes. Any time someone else is around I hide the paper plates though. I'm just a lazy poo poo and I'm okay with that. 
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Digital Fingers posted:Also I'm not a slob, I take 3 showers a day, usually after pooping and I refrain from touching gross things. I'm still laughing at this. Anyway you win the internet argument man collect your trophy.
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Fitzy Fitz posted:I'm still laughing at this. Anyway you win the internet argument man collect your trophy. This isn't a loving joke, clownboy
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Digital Fingers posted:Well unless Fitzy Fitz wants to post some proof to your assumption i'm going to take this as a sign i won this argument. Grats on that man.
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Jan 31, 2016 00:34
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i bet you plebs dont even know the difference between a soup spoon and a bouillon spoon JESUS
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What if you have Greeks over for dinner, you may say that hiding your china and pretending you always eat from paper plates "lacks class". Just don't come crying to me when your best crockery is in a million pieces on your dining room floor.
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Filthy Greeks
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some exceptions but if 1) i can eat it with my hands 2) it comes out of a microwave i'm generally going for the paper-plate
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the great deceiver posted:i bet you plebs dont even know the difference between a soup spoon and a bouillon spoon JESUS loving lmao as if you could eat soup from a paper plate, gtfo troll scum
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Fitzy Fitz posted:You're actively fighting against proletariat interests by buying paper plates (which are one of many disposable goods produced by Koch corporations). You brought up class struggle not me.
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Jan 31, 2016 02:25
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Nooner posted:use a plastic fork too mother earth can suck my drat balls
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At the start of November I bought around 3700 Halloween paper plates on discount (only 110$) and now it's like everyday is halloween 
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