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Nooner posted:Why cant your wife it dinonuggies ): Gluten  DeadFatDuckFat posted:I mean, they're frozen right? Its not like you have to eat them all at once. I'm not sure this is true
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what good is a bidet going to do when i take most of my shits at work
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DELETE CASCADE posted:what good is a bidet going to do when i take most of my shits at work You nasty. Buy a super soaker then.
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Mar 6, 2019 02:39
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DELETE CASCADE posted:what good is a bidet going to do when i take most of my shits at work Take wipes to work, clog their toilets.
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Mar 6, 2019 02:54
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Toto makes a portable washlet
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Mar 6, 2019 02:57
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I grew up in a house where a lota was an option so I'd love a bidet. The wipes are a good intermediate step before I take the plunge, so to speak.
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Mar 6, 2019 04:37
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Coredump posted:Take wipes to work, clog their toilets. Wipes don't clog toilets or pipes, they clog the sewer system. Don't use flushable wipes.
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Mar 6, 2019 04:57
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Bummey posted:Wipes don't clog toilets or pipes, they clog the sewer system. Don't use flushable wipes. They can clog pipes.
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Mar 6, 2019 05:01
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My sewer line is old cast iron, but if you have a new plastic line then you can probably assume you are externalizing the cost of the sewer repairs to all other ratepayers. It's a lovely (hehe) thing to do though.
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Mar 6, 2019 05:11
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DELETE CASCADE posted:what good is a bidet going to do when i take most of my shits at work
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Mar 6, 2019 07:43
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MarcusSA posted:They can clog pipes. They can, indeed. Bad wording. Aside from what comes out of you, the only thing you should be flushing is toilet paper.
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Mar 6, 2019 07:51
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The one universal truth of this world is that dino nuggets, by sheer nature of their shape and nothing else, automatically taste better than any other chicken nugget. e: except maybe Wendy's spicy chicken nuggets but THEY DON'T EXIST ANYMORE AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA
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Mar 6, 2019 13:12
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Don't get me wrong I'm getting supertoilets in the next house, but for now (and at work) it's gotta be asswipes my dogg, I'm sorry.
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Mar 6, 2019 17:33
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EAT FASTER!!!!!! posted:Don't get me wrong I'm getting supertoilets in the next house, but for now (and at work) it's gotta be asswipes my dogg, I'm sorry. Same, gotta make that b hole sparkle
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Mar 6, 2019 18:15
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Went to Costco last week and both the cashier AND the exit receipt checker somehow missed they sold me $100 worth of diet coke. I have a problem but not THAT much of a problem 😤
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Mar 6, 2019 19:28
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 Who needs $100 of diet coke? Mom? Is that you?
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Mar 6, 2019 20:07
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The Midniter posted:No, it's a lot cheaper in the warehouse because on the website the shipping is "included" in the sense that they just add it to the cost of the product itself and it's a large 140 lb. box so it's not cheap to ship. https://www.costco.com/Ervin-6-piece-Fabric-Modular-Sectional.product.100466278.html I saw this modular sectional that would be perfect for the kids’ hangout room for $750.00. I went home and measured to make sure it’d fit, then went back to Costco the following week—and it was not on the floor anymore. It is available online, but for $350 more ($1100). What I’m wondering is if they ship via common carrier like ups so I’d be stuck with six huge-rear end boxes to dispose, or does their delivery service haul away the empty boxes? *looked it up, and it’s “threshold delivery.” That means they’ll pile up the boxes inside the garage if I’m home, or more likely line them up outside the front entry area, right?
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Mar 6, 2019 21:01
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punchbuggy posted:https://www.costco.com/Ervin-6-piece-Fabric-Modular-Sectional.product.100466278.html Yeah they dump them in the garage and it's an enormous amount of packaging. We ordered a bedroom set for my son and I don't know that we'll ever order a significant amount of furniture from them ever again. Doing white glove is great, but it's costly.
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Mar 6, 2019 21:04
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punchbuggy posted:https://www.costco.com/Ervin-6-piece-Fabric-Modular-Sectional.product.100466278.html If you have multiple Costco's within a reasonable distance, call your local store and ask if they have that item # in stock. They should be able to tell you if they have any, might be getting more, or if any of the other local stores have any in stock. Furniture seems to be stocked in January and July, so if there's something you're looking for keep an eye out in those time frames. The sectionals are great deals (sitting on mine as I type this) assuming you're okay with the color and they always have one or two available.
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Mar 7, 2019 07:26
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Thanks to everybody recommending the Costco pesto. I’ve had it on pizza, on pasta, and this morning, spread on toast. Avocado toast: tired Pesto toast: wired
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Zombie Dachshund posted:Thanks to everybody recommending the Costco pesto. I’ve had it on pizza, on pasta, and this morning, spread on toast. Oooh. Have you tried on toast with a runny egg on top yet?
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Mar 7, 2019 14:11
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durrneez posted:Oooh. Have you tried on toast with a runny egg on top yet? Once I took a sweet potato, sliced it long ways so it resembled toast, cooked it on a flat top with some seasoning, then put mashed avocado and a poached egg on top. A+ highly recommended. I bought a giant bag of sweet potatoes at costco last week and now my wife and I are just eating sweet potatoes for dinner every day. Totally worth it.
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Hed posted:Can you link to a recipe that you like? I still haven’t been able to find a killer recipe This has already been beat to death by now, but I'll bite. No recipe for me either, but I've made a lot of hummus, so... First off, basic hummus is: chickpeas, salt, olive oil, lemon juice, tahini. The ultimate desert food, everything in it but the chickpeas is a preservative. Garlic is completely optional, but homemade hummus pretty much always has garlic in it. Tahini is ground sesame paste, which provides a very nutty flavor; think peanut butter but with sesame seeds. If don't have any tahini on hand, some (natural) peanut butter is actually a decent substitution. Make sure you use GOOD quality extra-virgin olive oil, California oil is the most consistent (a lot of imported stuff is fake and/or adulterated); I really like the Cali EVOO that Costco sells. You can make great hummus in a regular $20 Oster blender. Once you are done, you don't even have to spoon it out, just unscrew the bottom piece with the blade, hold it over your bowl and push it down through with your spatula. This makes it easier to clean up, too. This is rough on cheap blenders, though, I once burned one out from regularly making hummus in it. Blender hummus method: first, make a smooth suspension with all of the flavor ingredients, then add the chickpeas, and then finally adjust the consistency by adding olive oil. So, blend up the salt, lemon juice, tahini, and garlic in some olive oil. I like to use one clove of fresh garlic, and about a tablespoon of powdered garlic. The powder gives it a nice toasty garlic flavor, and since this in an uncooked dish, too much of the fresh stuff is very harsh. If you want super garlicky, I would suggest using all fresh, powdered, and some pickled minced garlic from a jar. Once this mixture has blended up smooth, add all the chickpeas, and blend to just slightly chunkier then your desired consistency. Finally, with the blender running, pour in more olive oil until the consistency is perfect. Boom, done, takes five minutes max. Once it's in the bowl, for presentation you can shake on a little paprika and drizzle some olive oil on top. Other optional things to add: a few dashes of hot sauce, some canned roasted red peppers/pimentos, canned chipolte peppers in adobo. Mashed roasted garlic is amazing, but it's the opposite strength of fresh raw garlic, so roast up more then you think you'll need.
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durrneez posted:Oooh. Have you tried on toast with a runny egg on top yet? I have not, but I think I know what’s for breakfast tomorrow! Also, a spoonful in a bowl of vegetable soup for a quick soupe au pistou is great.
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Renegret posted:Once I took a sweet potato, sliced it long ways so it resembled toast, cooked it on a flat top with some seasoning, then put mashed avocado and a poached egg on top. If you're like me and are super lazy, the sweet potato fries in the freezer are amazing. Also, a giant bag of sweet potatoes is way too much for me since I just shop for myself. Buying sweet potatoes and doing stuff with them is definitely better but I just can't do it.
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punchbuggy posted:https://www.costco.com/Ervin-6-piece-Fabric-Modular-Sectional.product.100466278.html Just a heads up to you and anyone else, if you see an even price like "$750.00" (I'm assuming you weren't just rounding up), that means it's been marked down by a manager at the local store level and is generally the last one (display unit) and is likely to sell very soon. That's "get this thing the gently caress out of here, it's taking up space on the floor" and is beyond a normal markdown. The sign will often read "last one, display for sale" if so. A regular markdown will be shown with a price ending in .97 cents rather than .99 (and are done at the level above your local store, other stores nearby may or may not also have their price marked down), and is often combined with an asterisk in the top right corner of the sign, indicating that it's "pending delete" in the system meaning that once stock sells out, no more is coming in.
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I went to Costco last night to get some booze and some gift cards and they had this thing called a cinnamon pull apart at the bakery that I had never seen. I decided to get it and it was a hit at work because it was freaking delicious.
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belt posted:I went to Costco last night to get some booze and some gift cards and they had this thing called a cinnamon pull apart at the bakery that I had never seen. I decided to get it and it was a hit at work because it was freaking delicious. I havent seen these either so I did a google search, is it this thing that you got https://www.instagram.com/p/BscPZXoAid_/?hl=en
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Mar 8, 2019 04:35
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Yes! It was so damned good.
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DeadFatDuckFat posted:I havent seen these either so I did a google search, is it this thing that you got https://www.instagram.com/p/BscPZXoAid_/?hl=en That looks like a Costco version of a Cinnabon tray. No wonder people liked it, even though I'm sure it's just as unhealthy for you as Cinnabon. Heh, like I care it's unhealthy. I just wanna stick my face in that tray.
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pnumoman posted:That looks like a Costco version of a Cinnabon tray. No wonder people liked it, even though I'm sure it's just as unhealthy for you as Cinnabon. Hopefully Costco has the decency to use real butter instead of margarine Thw fake butter flavor makes me hate Cinnabon
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Driving up to Mammoth on Saturday (!) and wow theres not even one Costco north of the San Gabriel and east of the Sierra Nevada mountain ranges. Looks like its time to find some mom-n-pop gas stations to patronize. I have also already located the required quirky BEEF jerky shack to stop at during the road trip to fill up on nuts, olives, and jerky.
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Chinatown posted:Driving up to Mammoth on Saturday (!) and wow theres not even one Costco north of the San Gabriel and east of the Sierra Nevada mountain ranges. Looks like its time to find some mom-n-pop gas stations to patronize. Just stock up your car beforehand, duh
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OXBALLS DOT COM posted:Just stock up your car beforehand, duh Was talking gas specifically but yeah gonna get all the supplies together tomorrow. And maybe a dog.
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Mar 8, 2019 05:11
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Yes Costco gas is a rare thing in NYC which kind of sucks
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Chinatown posted:Driving up to Mammoth on Saturday (!) and wow theres not even one Costco north of the San Gabriel and east of the Sierra Nevada mountain ranges. Looks like its time to find some mom-n-pop gas stations to patronize. 395 is Costco-free from Victorville to Carson City (cheapest gas fill up is the vons grocery in Bishop)
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OXBALLS DOT COM posted:Yes Costco gas is a rare thing in NYC which kind of sucks In the beautifully crisp air of New Jersey, Costco gas is loving awesome. And if you have a whiny engine that needs premium gas, Costco gas is irreplaceable.
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Mar 8, 2019 06:05
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The new frozen Korean barbecue chicken tastes great, but now my dishwasher smells permanently spicy?
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Mar 8, 2019 06:28
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Been on a real salsa kick lately and I ended up buying Mateo's Gourmet Salsa. It's ok. It needs to be chunkier and spicier.
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keevo posted:Been on a real salsa kick lately and I ended up buying Mateo's Gourmet Salsa. It's ok. It needs to be chunkier and spicier. It's not that type of salsa. If ya want chunky get the Kirkland. Try it on some fish tacos. Or look up a "homemade Chipotle" recipe. It works better for those sorts of things.
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