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FCKGW posted:California had the first freeway and therefore gets to decide how they are named. Using "The" before the number is the proper form, every other place is saying it wrong You clearly haven't been to NorCal... DeadFatDuckFat posted:Hey fellow anteater!!! *Makes the anteater hand symbol* ZOT ZOT ZOT I just did it too. My favorite is the Santa Cruz variant where they touch the "ears" and they slowly retract like a banana slug.
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 I did the thing. I bought the ham. Today, my friends, I am a man.
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Dec 15, 2019 01:06
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EVG posted:
$7.50 a lb is not a bad price at all tbh
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For a second I thought that was my store; just came back from it and saw the ham in a very similar position I forgot to buy more of that sauerkraut they have  But I did impulse buy a bunch of scallops from the fishmonger for dinner
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Dec 15, 2019 01:13
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I recently went shopping while hungry with my wife and spent like 400 bucks on food, don't be like me and shop hungry, get a dog first.
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Dec 15, 2019 01:21
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EVG posted:
slam some ham in your clam (take some photos after u cut that bad boy open)
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Dec 15, 2019 01:54
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EVG posted:
Bon Appetit recently did a thing where the one lady learns to cut them meats. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0olmZzsF4Xo She's not my favorite one on the channel( <3 Gabby) but you might be able to pick up some slicing tips.
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Dec 15, 2019 02:18
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Chinatown posted:Kirkland No Salt Seasoning owns. Yuk
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Chinatown posted:slam some ham in your clam Doggo watching that ham SO HARD.  
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drat. Look at that ham. How was it?Hed posted:The chicken pot pie is a guilty pleasure of mine. I especially like it with some cholula on top. Please don’t report me to my GWS friends. It's OK friend, you're safe here. Ya, a little hot sauce and it's 
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AF posted:drat. Look at that ham. How was it? It was pretty great and everyone enjoyed both the fun of slicing AND eating it. Not write-home phenomenal- I think buying it for a party was definitely the right move. ...you might even say, it’s a lot of meat to take if you aren’t prepared.  Here’s how it was looking when I left- we’d flipped it to get to the other side. 
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Dec 15, 2019 16:11
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i want them ham scraps
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Dec 15, 2019 17:00
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Did the big Christmas shop yesterday, was just normal weekend busy. Got last minute kid gifts, charcuterie, mini quiches, that herb boursin soft cheese and the 3 year old baldersons white cheddar was on sale 
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Dec 15, 2019 17:16
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Washout posted:Yuk If someone is using NoSalt and associated products it's probably because they have high blood pressure and are trying to live longer. They know it isn't as good as real salt, but they kind of have to live with it.
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Dec 15, 2019 17:53
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Yeesh, I love the clothing deals at my Costco but for every Small there are like 20 XLs. Smalls are hard to find Either thats a thing with all locations or demographically the people in my area run a bit large...
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Mokelumne Trekka posted:Yeesh, I love the clothing deals at my Costco but for every Small there are like 20 XLs. Smalls are hard to find We were talking about this before, if all the small sizes are gone, statistically your area is full of thin Costco shoppers. Go shop at the fat part of town.
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StormDrain posted:We were talking about this before, if all the small sizes are gone, statistically your area is full of thin Costco shoppers. Go shop at the fat part of town. Oh riight. No smalls means everyone bought them. Heh I'm dumb. Well, they'd sell more if they had tons extra available I suppose
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therobit posted:If someone is using NoSalt and associated products it's probably because they have high blood pressure and are trying to live longer. They know it isn't as good as real salt, but they kind of have to live with it. That’s me and this is the first I’m hearing about Nosalt. Might have to try it out. Going without salt is pretty sucky.
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StormDrain posted:We were talking about this before, if all the small sizes are gone, statistically your area is full of thin Costco shoppers. Go shop at the fat part of town. Or, like my Costco, it says directly on the price tag that there are no smalls stocked. "SIZES: M-XXL" With more sizes and styles available at costco.com If smalls do show up they last forever and I can buy 50 packs of 32 Degree Cool shirts for pennies on the dollar.
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KakerMix posted:Or, like my Costco, it says directly on the price tag that there are no smalls stocked. I've noticed that too, I wondered if that was a replacement sign when the smalls sell out or if it was the intent when they put them out. I don't pay enough attention to the clothes to notice when they're new. Also I feel like clothes have been creeping up in size, I used to be a reliable medium and now I'm a small. I also weigh the same, was not a bodybuilder, and I'm not a shrinking 80yr old man.
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Dec 15, 2019 18:43
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StormDrain posted:Also I feel like clothes have been creeping up in size, I used to be a reliable medium and now I'm a small. I also weigh the same, was not a bodybuilder, and I'm not a shrinking 80yr old man. It varies so much by brand. A lot of Costco clothe brands in the mid 2000s felt like wearing baggy garbage bags. Size creep has certainly happened 90s onwards but I don't think it's changed much the last 10+ years, at least w/r/t clothes sold at costco
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Xaris posted:It varies so much by brand. A lot of Costco clothe brands in the mid 2000s felt like wearing baggy garbage bags. Size creep has certainly happened 90s onwards but I don't think it's changed much the last 10+ years, at least w/r/t clothes sold at costco The other option is that I realized all my clothes were a little too big.
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Dec 15, 2019 18:56
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I'm exploring a new 'co on a busy weekend and the layout being flipped is throwing me off. I did take comfort in a Costco Hotdog before starting my journey into the unknown.
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Yea, a lot of the Costco's I've been to just don't stock smalls at all. But if you go to the website, they usually have small sizes 
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My wife has wanted a new mattress for awhile and was looking at the Casper mattress. We happened to stop in today a d they had that mattress on sale for like half of what Casper usually charges PBUC
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Dec 15, 2019 23:19
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therobit posted:If someone is using NoSalt and associated products it's probably because they have high blood pressure and are trying to live longer. They know it isn't as good as real salt, but they kind of have to live with it. Yeah I watch a lot of cooking shows on youtube and the chef is always like, "ok now add a pinch of kosher salt", and then they proceed to add a quarter cup of salt.
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Dec 15, 2019 23:36
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Im Ready for DEATH posted:Yeah I watch a lot of cooking shows on youtube and the chef is always like, "ok now add a pinch of kosher salt", and then they proceed to add a quarter cup of salt. drat who put a webcam in my kitchen?
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Almost four weeks, still going strong
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gonna say it again: the foodcourt turkey sandwich is extremely underrated. its great.
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Chinatown posted:gonna say it again: the foodcourt turkey sandwich is extremely underrated. its great. 
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Chinatown posted:gonna say it again: the foodcourt turkey sandwich is extremely underrated. its great. The baked turkey provolone with pesto and stuff? I really like it but it's hella salty
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The chicken bake can be really good too.
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FogHelmut posted:Almost four weeks, still going strong Totally worth it. Thats amazing. On an unrelated note, this thread has introduced me to the wonder that is CostCo lasagna, and now I need to try that pot pie. Might I reccommend to all you fine folk the stuffed cabbage rolls.
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EVG posted:
I also did this. As a gift for my parents. Which I plan to eat most of.
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Snowy posted:That’s me and this is the first I’m hearing about Nosalt. Might have to try it out. Going without salt is pretty sucky. Better off getting a variety of spices from your local place with fresh spices, like an indian grocery or similar. The no salt seasoning is not very good, tastes like a lot of filler, their taco seasoning is also mostly filler.
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Might I recommend pepper
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Dec 16, 2019 22:24
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Minto Took posted:The chicken bake can be really good too. *Is really good. 
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Moey posted:*Is really good. #blessed
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Dec 17, 2019 04:41
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i spy another slice of za under the dog
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Where the onions at tho
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