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BLARGHLE posted:Also, it'll get up and go when it has to. Nothing can really compare to the roar of eight big cylinders pumping their way towards 100, which is sadly what it as governed at. But enough about your mom. I lived in the motherland of Kirkland, WA for a few years. Costco is awesome. They finally opened one here in WI where I live and I signed up a week before they opened the doors. I have a Walmart/Sam's Club maybe 1/5th the distance away but gently caress them in their stupid loving asses. I'll go far out of my way to get better food/stuff and knowing that my money is going to people who can live off of their wages and not cut employee hours to 39.5 just so they don't get benefits (happened to my sister). gently caress them. I don't like Walmart. I was very much looking forward to getting some tri-tip steaks which were super cheap in Seattle and extremely good. Yeah, no one has even heard of tri-tip here. Butchers don't even get them. How the gently caress is that even possible? Like.... seriously. The Kirkland Organic olive oil is real. Most olive oils sold in the US are a mix of a bunch of different olive oils from different regions and even have rapeseed oil/other crazy poo poo in them. Costo is the real deal. Well, I need gas and I wouldn't mind a hotdog for $1.58. Hmmm.... maybe I should come up with a grocery list that I don't need just to go there. Pennywise the Frown fucked around with this message at 20:46 on Nov 16, 2016 |
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Just went to Costco. Got cheaper gas and a hotdog and 20oz soda. Ended up spending $100 though. Walked by some 12 year Glenlivet and had to throw it in the cart. No cart crashing issues. Old people are too slow. They can't drift their carts.
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Nov 16, 2016 23:55
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Pennywise the Frown posted:But enough about your mom. Come on guys, that was a good one.
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Nov 17, 2016 02:12
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^^^^ Hell yeah
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Nov 17, 2016 03:20
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If you just go for just staples then it's already amazing. I go there for other things of course but I go maybe every few months for toilet paper/paper towels/kleenex, etc. I still have some of my toilet paper left (Kirkland, 2-ply, good stuff) that I bought a couple months ago. 30 rolls for maybe $15.
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Nov 17, 2016 22:31
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Tomato Burger posted:For a second I thought you were referring to actual staples and thought, "yeah, their office supplies are pretty cheap." A good place to buy markers or canned air if that's your thing. I bet they have a pack of 100,000 staples for like $5. I was looking for the word essentials, but staples came out first.
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Nov 18, 2016 02:17
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VendaGoat posted:People ITT desperately attempt to justify shopping at an exclusive club, because they are better then everyone else. Exclusive club lol. This isn't a loving super expensive country club where you have to get sponsored or something. Pay $50, make up that $50 after going there a couple of times. Sorry dude. This isn't an elite club. Sam's club exists (which you have to pay for) and it's still filled with Walmart degenerates.
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Nov 19, 2016 03:45
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uli2000 posted:My nearest Costco is 220 miles away, but gently caress it, once every month or two we load up the kids, get a hotel, have fun on day one, wake up the next morning, fill the SUV up at Costco, and head home. Mucn better quality than we get at the lovely market in our one horse town. This dude deserves a loving medal.
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Hector Beerlioz posted:The show was called Supermarket Sweep I used to love that show. VendaGoat posted:I told you; Get Money, gently caress Bitches. I will not repeat this again. I told you; Get Money through the great savings at your local Costco, gently caress Bitches by using that money you saved at your local Costco. I will
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Nov 22, 2016 21:36
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The gently caress are you guys on about watches? $10 for the Terrorist Watch. poo poo works. If desert combatants like it, it's gotta work. I just got one. It shows me the time which is just crazy. Also Toyota trucks.
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Nov 23, 2016 04:57
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CAPT. Rainbowbeard posted:Yes, yes, people with money make more of it, we all know that. How do you make your first million and make the other boys accept you? Well, when you inherit your first 10lb bag of frozen chicken, you divide it into securities which are then sold by the executive card members. They then split those securities among the 30 packs of paper towels or tissues depending on the market. Then your frozen chicken equity builds and you can use that equity to buy 5lb frozen California Blend vegetables. After those mature, you can sell all dividends, buy even more 10 packs of Clorox Bleach, divide into securities, and finally enter the wide open GOLD member market. Bam, you just saved your first million by shopping at your local Costco. It's a toilet paper market right now though, so things are slow but very stable. I have no idea what any of these financial words mean or how to use them.
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Nov 23, 2016 20:52
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Seashell Salesman posted:I live in the actual Kirkland, like from the pictures on the packaging. AMA. Are you white, have 1+ roommates but still can't afford anything, and work at a call/service center or any temp agency whatsoever? I lived in Kirkland for a few years.
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Xaris posted:Yeah don't buy the charmin. You get much much more bang for the buck with the Costco tp and it's like wiping your fat goony hemmeroided rear end with silk too Can confirm. It's excellent. I was skeptical at first, but it was easy on the ol' butt. Doctor J Off posted:My roommate made cookies from a bucket of Costco cookie dough last night. They were okay. The Aldi near me is about the size of convenience store.
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Dec 9, 2016 02:43
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You can do this with Kirkland Brand toilet paper. poo poo's legit. (haha)
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Dec 11, 2016 23:52
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No, it's art. Also, where are you? We have about 8" of snow on the ground. I should have gone to Costco to stock up on beer.
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Drunk Nerds posted:Did you draw this? No another goon did quite a few years ago I think. I have zero drawing skills with computer. Even this is far beyond my capabilities.
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^^^^ Yeah, you have to be more careful with septic systems. I moved into my house a year ago (city) and started using wet wipes and never had a problem. I just use 1 max though just because that's what it says on the box. Actually, I have completely filled that toilet with poo poo to an astonishing amount and that thing still wouldn't clog. Crazy. Swipe right dude. I think her cross is broken though. Pennywise the Frown fucked around with this message at 00:21 on Dec 17, 2016 |
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Mons Hubris posted:What are some good frozen Costco things that make for a quick work lunch besides the yakisoba and chicken bakes? They have tons of poo poo in the realm of good frozen stuff. I just picked up these spinach and mozzarella stuffed raviolis. I boiled half of the bag and added alfredo and some other spices and it took about 20 minutes. Just that gave me 3 dinners. With the other half I'm going to use what the directions say which is to just toss them with olive oil and a spice pack that comes with it (not a ramen type spice pack). That ravioli was probably $12. GORDON posted:If the christians use a cross, and the satanists use an upside down cross, what the hell does a sideways cross mean? She's bitheist.
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nm, not opening this can of  .I still have a bunch of CFLs in the box from Costco. A++++++ Would save energy again. Pennywise the Frown fucked around with this message at 18:18 on Dec 18, 2016 |
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Dec 18, 2016 18:11
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OfficialGBSCaliph posted:Its loving great how a retailer can get people to identify strongly with it even in a funny hilarious cool ironic way. very good and healthy That happens when you are a good company with good products.
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Dec 18, 2016 22:15
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deadkiller615 posted:Bernie knows whats up 
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Dec 19, 2016 03:46
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Glazier posted:Not bad, mine had some basic 4K HDR LG's for $899, shits awesome. Last year (man, prices have dropped since then) I got a Vizio 55" 4K Smart TV for about $800-900 or so. I'm quite pleased with it. I got it from Costco of course.
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Dec 21, 2016 22:47
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EvilJoven posted:Like hell I'm letting something as small as snow covered trails get in between me and the great savings and selection at Costco. Costco hero right here folks.
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I somehow randomly ran into my aunt tonight and she said she was on her way to Costco for the first time. She got her membership yesterday.
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Dec 22, 2016 04:48
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I had a plasma once and there was what looked like red areas burning into the TV after it was on for a while. That think really sucked. Now I have an LED from Costco. Loving it.
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I was flipping through the guide on my TV and saw the word Costco so I turned it on. It was Dr. Oz. They did a walkthrough of the food that they prepare in-house (like bakes and poo poo). They couldn't find anything wrong with them so he apparently likes Costco which immediately made me second guess all of the decisions I've made in my life.  But no! No one will take me from my Costco. Looking at it in a different light, if a charlatan hack even likes Costco, then it must be magical. 
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Dec 30, 2016 19:31
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I love those. I have a normandy blend in my freezer right now. Awesomely easy way to add vegetables to your meal. Grab a few handfuls, throw in pot, heat up, stuff into face. Welcome to my belly. I love you.
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25 minutes is nothing. Do it man. You know you want it. Don't you want it? Don't you WANT IT?! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uOdeiOeBHxY Democrazy posted:Costco is
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VendaGoat posted:Costco, some white bitch thinks it's a "whole foods". You're obviously not a member of the Costco Youth. 
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We have a anti-costcometic in here. Someone call the ACLU.
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My Costco closes at like 8pm or something. It sucks when you need toilet paper at 7:45pm. But then again, each TP purchase lasts about 6 months. 
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Still 6 months (maybe 3 I don't loving know). Costco is that good.
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Feb 26, 2017 05:52
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I don't know much about those things but don't they make it easier to poo poo or something? Like less strain. I thought they were based on Japanese toilets or something like that.
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Feb 26, 2017 20:47
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I have one but don't use it but their credit card is really good as well. It's like 2% back on anything Costco, possibly even on gas, and maybe 1% for everything else anywhere. They are paying you to shop there.
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Feb 26, 2017 23:41
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Jesus Christ why am I not using this card? Eh, probably laziness. Instead of taking the money out directly from my bank I'd have to pay another bill. I am an idiot.
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Feb 27, 2017 00:01
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Mons Hubris posted:For travel and restaurants you should really be using the Chase Sapphire Reserve though.... Yeah but gently caress chase.
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I really want a Costco hotdog right now. My fridge is empty and I've been eating subway every other day because it's close and nothing else in between. I really should get, like food or something but I've been far too depressed. I wish Costco delivered hotdogs.
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