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Im Ready for DEATH posted:Feeding little kids 'dogs is actually a choking hazard. Feeding it to them while they're in a carseat, in a moving vehicle that's stopping and starting, while the kid is falling asleep is probably a bad idea. PBUC but please be careful. This is why I can only take sacrmwmt about once a quarter. I always have a 3 year old and an 8 year old with me and there are no high chairs so unless my wife comes to Costco with us it is kind of tough to manage both kids and eat my polish did with krual at the table and I can't go e.tje dog to the 3 year old in the car. Even though I go to church every week I don't feel connected to the 'tsco.
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EAT FASTER!!!!!! posted:"WHO'S YOUR CABLE PROVIDER?" "I don't own a TV" always seems to catch them off gaurd.
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Dec 12, 2017 17:10
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If only they had babysitters who will work on Saturday night at Costco I would be all over this Moviepass deal.
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Dec 14, 2017 06:16
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I didn't take sacrament today because I went while my wife was cookimg dinner, but I did buy a king sized sherpa blanket for 25 bucks PBUC. Also got toilet paper, spaghetti noodles, and frozen blueberries.
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Dec 17, 2017 01:52
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Eggs last basically forever.
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Dec 17, 2017 21:01
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They are allowed to be up to 60 days old when they hit the store, and then if refrigerated should last at least 60 days at home. And that is minimum. Realistically they are probably not 60 days old yet when you get them. Even if they are 60 days old you still have 60 days which is 5 dozen at an egg a day, which means a single person could reasonably eat the large 5 dozen packages they sell before they expire. That said, I keep hens and get about a dozen and a half per week from them so if I am buying eggs I usually wait until the grocery store has them on sale for $1/doz and buy 2 doz at that price. Between those and my hens it keeps my family of 4 in eggs for a month.
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Dec 18, 2017 06:54
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Lupin posted:You raise hens but still buy factory farmed eggs? I live in a residential neighborhood and have a coop that can only hold about 4 birds. I mean the manufacturer days 6 but after 3 it starts to get a little cramped. So I only have 3 hens right now. I have kids and can't afford 4 bucks a dozen for cage free organic eggs. So we mostly eat the ones our girls produce but if we need to supplement it is what goes on sale at the grocery store.
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Dec 18, 2017 16:00
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So after buying a sherpa throw and a king sized sherpa blanket, my wife laid out 3 year old on the king sized blanket on our bed to change a pull up. The babe did remark upon the softness and texture of the cloth and now insists he too must have one. PBUC.
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Dec 25, 2017 22:19
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My Costco has the food court outside.
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Jan 1, 2018 23:48
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FogHelmut posted:THE POLISH HAS BEEN ELIMINATED??? They told me they ran out the other day. NOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO! WHY HAST THOU FORSAKEN ME, Jelinek?
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Wait costco optical bills insurance now? Edit: Trip report: Clackamas Costco still advertises and serves the Polish. I feed me and the kids +refill for $4.50. It's good to take sacrament again after so long. therobit fucked around with this message at 02:32 on Jan 7, 2018 |
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Jan 7, 2018 02:22
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Ultimate Mango posted:Costco ravioli and a Costco pesto sauce with a Costco salad is a pro tier dinner any night. Three ravioli really doesn't need anything more than butter and nutmeg.
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Teikanmi posted:i'm still mad about the bitch at the front gate at costco who said i couldn't get a hotdog without an american membership That is some horseshit brother. I used my American Costco card at the one in Chiba at least twice when I lived in Akita with no problems. It did take them longer to figure out how to process three transaction IIRC, but I was able to get several items I had been missing as well as a thanksgiving turkey that I had to take to a restaurant to cook. PBUC.
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smoobles posted:Wait you just took a turkey to a restaurant and they cooked it? Is Japan what Ive been missing my whole life? I knew the (Japanese) owners of an Italian restaurant there. I brined the bird and put it in an oven bag and stuck it in their gas oven. I came back 3 hours later to pull it out. Otherwise having a thanksgiving turkey would have involved finding the smallest size bird I could and then using the convection setting on a microwave oven. I had tried that the year before and it had not worked out so well. Also turkey in Japan is expensive and hard to find.
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Renegret posted:Picked up my party invites. 50 for $16 and they look fantastic. Maybe if I'm lucky I can convince my fiance to do the wedding invites through Costco too. Buy a Costco carrot cake for the wedding cake. If a Catholic wedding, then dog and refill for the sacrament. If not a catholic wedding, see how she feels about the sacrament. If she is not willing to acknowledge Kirkland above on her wedding day, then you need to think about if you want to be with this woman for the rest of your life.
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At 35 I am not sure if I'm considered a millennial or not but I am pretty sure my younger brother (30) is one. I stayed on my dad's membership through college while my girlfriend (now wife) had a membership with her brother. Up until we had kids costco was a maybe once a month affair to stock up on bulk items like TP and frozen chicken breasts. Now after the second kid I am there every week and have to buy bread, daipers, soap, lunchmeat, etc. My brother graduated from college just a2d the economy was collapsing and has taken years to recover and find a steady job he doesn't hate. His GF is younger than him and graduated later and fared better. Since he is stable now I think they will probably get married and have kids, but he will be getting married in his early 30s and having kids in his mid 30s whereas I got married at 23 and had a kid at 27. Economic circumstances have caused a lot of millennials to delay marriage and children but they will have kids and move to the burbs and shop at costco once they get there. therobit fucked around with this message at 05:25 on Jan 20, 2018 |
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Jan 20, 2018 05:23
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The Bibigo microwace steamed dumplings rule. Our church was out of them for months but now has them again. 2 minutes in the microwave and 1 minute resting. I serve with veggies and rice for as easy dinner.
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I hate the jug for costco milk so I just pay more at the grocery store. The flat top jug leaks all over.
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Jan 23, 2018 17:16
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Dr. Tim Whatley posted:Hey fuckerbitch. Take that back Never. Those milk jugs suck donkey dick and they are one of the only things at costco that sucks. Costco either needs to sell a screw on spout that will prevent the spills or use a normal jug again.
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Im Ready for DEATH posted:But here's the question. You put that poo poo in your cart, and then in your car for a 10 minute drive back to your house. Then, into you fridge. Where are you putting your milk in such jeopardy that it leaks so much? I'm not a packaging engineer but it surprises me that goons are putting their milk through a gauntlet of danger to get it home. No, it's the flat top jug that leaks whenever you pour. It is because of the design on the jug, not its physical strength.
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A Pack of Kobolds posted:If your Costco carries the 2-packs of Contigo autoseal travel cups on sale for $13, you should buy like four of them. They keep your drink hot or cold for ages and do not leak, and retail each cup would be about $20. I am not a huge fan of these. The body is not dishwasher safe.
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Thw ones I bought were silver and said they werent. Maybe it is a different Contigo to go cup, but I bought them without checking in like October or November. Who knows? I work from home but my wife accumulates about half a dozen dirty to go mugs a week so dishwasher safe is a must for any new purchase.
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Jan 26, 2018 18:06
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EAT FASTER!!!!!! posted:Costco is thriving. Look at their share price. Yeah and there are also a bunch of articles out there about how well Costco does despite paying higher wages and treating thier employees better than any of the other grocery/retail giants.
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I would blow Dane Cook posted:Currently getting the crap beat out of me by the massage chair display model at Costco. Keep your hands off the girls and they won't beat you up.
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No Butt Stuff posted:My wife works in the tire center. I will probably go to a different Costco to get my new tires, but I will go to Costco Look man if you are worried about that you might have too much life insurance.
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Prokhor Zakharov posted:I live in Oregon but if I want Costco liquor I just drive across the river and buy as much as I want Are the prices on name brand liquor lower up there? I have heard at regular liquor stores the taxes eat up any savings, but I have been curious about Costco. It's over half an hour drive for me to go up there so I haven't bothered yet. I have mostly been wondering about the big bottle of Tito's vodka which is $44.95 in Oregon, but if the prices were good I would probably just load up on whisky and rum too. My friend who moved down to California always talks about how much more expensive booze is here in Oregon than it is in his new home.
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Dr. Tim Whatley posted:I will not use this. The sacrament must commanded to a blessed member of the faith. Do you renounce Sam Walton, and all his works?
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Whooping Crabs posted:Uh the machine sells bottles of water for 25 cents at my Costco, in the food court Same, but inside, not at the FC.
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Bucnasti posted:I saw an exchange like this in front of me in line once, the cashier was making a big deal because the married couple didn't have the same last name on their card. My wife and I had separate accounts for years and never had trouble, but I didn't have a grainy, lovely photo on the back of my card footer a long time and the cashiers at the church closest to me would always make a big deal out of it. The same location also had cashiers that act like it is an imposition if you answer that yes you would like a box. It'd it wasn't 20 to 30 minutes pout of my way to go to a different church I would do so.
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jerry seinfel posted:I went to costco a week ago and was in like at the food court and had a boomer ready to kill me for a hotdog My church is always full of boomers and it is loving horrible.
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Feb 20, 2018 01:09
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Jesus Christ you monies. Just cook or freeze your fish before eating and you will be fine. Our if you are super fat don't and reap the weight loss rewards.
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Taima posted:"There's nothing spergier than using a good cash back credit card when you buy things to save a lot of money and browbeating others about your unfounded perception of thier credit card cash back strategies." FTFY.
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Taima posted:Kinda looks like there's ketchup in there, which would be unfortunate Only an rear end in a top hat cares how other people eat thier food.
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Ultimate Mango posted:Kraut on everything. The Lord is powerful PBUC.
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Taima posted:And that's ok, it's not like everybody has class or self respect. Slather your hotdog in ketchup, friend. You are, in fact, your own human and you can do what you will, basic courtesy and wherewithal be damned. lol. Someone who is talking about class and courtesy, but gets butthurt over what a 5 year old (or anyone else) puts on her hotdog. Nice job, very mature.
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They won't fix a nail puncture? Les Schwab does free flat repairs as long as it's repairable. Edit: on thier own tires, not ones you bought somewhere else.
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I got curious and started googling. It looks to me like they will probably cover it and repair that flat for you. Please update is worth your outcome though.
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Black August posted:I need to go buy a new tub of coconut oil to slather myself with, old one finally ran out and summer is comin' soon Is there a reason that ky jelly doesn't do it for you?
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Ultimate Mango posted:I hate it when the receipt checkers take 30 seconds making a smiley face on the back for my kids. And the kids of everyone else in line waiting to get out of the store. I have never seen this take longer than 3 seconds.
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Ultimate Mango posted:I’ve timed them at ours. First they have to pay a compliment and half the time literally pinch the cheeks or pat the shoulder of the little one. Then they ask some question. Maybe about a favorite thing they bought at Costco or how school was. Then they wait for a response and maybe follow up. I poo poo you not. Then they inspect the receipt and mark off the items. Then, and only then is it doodle time. I’ve never seen a happy face take so long but oh the artistry some think they have. I can’t believe it’s not Salvador Dali’s best rendition of Mickey Mouse. Maybe an elephant or god knows what. But it’s not four lines. It’s forty strokes to draw these, like they are masters at Japanese calligraphy. Holy poo poo that sounds awful. At my church the do all the chitchat while counting the cart and then hurriedly scrawl the smiley face on there and pat the kid on the head and you are off to the races. therobit fucked around with this message at 03:28 on Mar 4, 2018 |
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