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Pretty sure it's mostly valu-rite and cough syrupskevzilla said:Let's give Tanner a chance to get home and pour up some store-brand rum and Diet Coke.
Pretty sure it's mostly valu-rite and cough syrupskevzilla said:Let's give Tanner a chance to get home and pour up some store-brand rum and Diet Coke.
Sorry that #### tastes like Satan's taint sweat.RedmondLonghorn said:Dr. Pepper is the nectar of the gods.
If I could just give that #### up I would weigh 15 pounds less.
Hey, don't undersell that $50 gift card to Farshid's House of Naan. Someone in here told me it's basically "oven-baked gold."High-school graduation update: my grandpa just gave my nephew $25,000 for a gift.
Makes Aunt Krista look like Aunt ####### Scrooge.
Note: Grandpa is not rich.
WowHigh-school graduation update: my grandpa just gave my nephew $25,000 for a gift.
Makes Aunt Krista look like Aunt ####### Scrooge.
Note: Grandpa is not rich.
Grandpa is old and has lost his sense of reality.High-school graduation update: my grandpa just gave my nephew $25,000 for a gift.
Makes Aunt Krista look like Aunt ####### Scrooge.
Note: Grandpa is not rich.
If he splits it with the rest of the valedictorians that's like $176 a person.High-school graduation update: my grandpa just gave my nephew $25,000 for a gift.
Makes Aunt Krista look like Aunt ####### Scrooge.
Note: Grandpa is not rich.
If he splits it with the rest of the valedictorians that's like $176 a person.
That was my mom's explanation.Grandpa is old and has lost his sense of reality.
Tastes like the original.eoMMan said:Diet Dr. Pepper is actually really good. It's still not healthy but tastes good with 0 calories.
Dr Pepper could have told you thatI was informed by a doctor today that allowing the end of a piece of bamboo to scrape across your eyeball is apparently not recommended by healthcare professionals. I thought I should share this with the group.
Turkey sandwich more than me.That was my mom's explanation.
ETA: I think I got a small turkey sandwich for a graduation gift.
Last I saw my grandmother was randomly in Julian, California. We were crossing the street and my grandmother saw us and drove over the curb and up on to the sidewalk trying to run over my brother and me. Also no dementia. Just a crazy #####.My grandmother on my father's side would give me a check for $5 for my birthday (when I was an adult). It wasn't worth it to go to the bank, wait on line (I could only find time during lunch like everyone else) and deposit it. She once knitted me a "blanket" that was 2 feet by 2 feet. I had no idea what to do with it. She didn't have dementia or anything like that. She was just extremely cheap with me, and in general not a nice person. When she asked why I never deposited her checks I told her that I didn't have time to do it for what amounts to basically a half of a sandwich. The last time she spoke with my mom was when I was born and I never really understood or found out what her problem was. I eventually gave up keeping in touch with her even though my dad wasn't thrilled with that. I can't say I have any good memories of her.
good one, toots mcscrooge!High-school graduation update: my grandpa just gave my nephew $25,000 for a gift.
Makes Aunt Krista look like Aunt ####### Scrooge.
Note: Grandpa is not rich.
Sorry the relationship with her was so sour. Was it your paternal gma? I never understood abandoning family the way she did with your mom.My grandmother on my father's side would give me a check for $5 for my birthday (when I was an adult). It wasn't worth it to go to the bank, wait on line (I could only find time during lunch like everyone else) and deposit it. She once knitted me a "blanket" that was 2 feet by 2 feet. I had no idea what to do with it. She didn't have dementia or anything like that. She was just extremely cheap with me, and in general not a nice person. When she asked why I never deposited her checks I told her that I didn't have time to do it for what amounts to basically a half of a sandwich. The last time she spoke with my mom was when I was born and I never really understood or found out what her problem was. That always really bothered me and contributed to why I never wanted anything from her, including her annual check for $5. I eventually gave up keeping in touch with her even though my dad wasn't thrilled with that. I can't say I have any good memories of her.
Whole wheat or rye. It matters.That was my mom's explanation.
ETA: I think I got a small turkey sandwich for a graduation gift.
That is fast. But .86 seconds in the 100 is like a year.I am not the knowledgeable about track, but a 14 year old kid at a middle school track meet I had the misfortune of attending this afternoon ran a 100M dash in 11.8. Kid was flying.
I just looked up the US Junior Olympics record for that age group and it is 10.94.
The same kid beat the next fastest kid by about 25 yards in the 200M.
This was the most interesting thing that happened to me today.
Yup, she was my paternal grandmother. I never met my paternal grandfather since he died before I was born. My grandmother had remarried before I was born. My step-grandfather was a nice guy, but my grandmother was so domineering he basically did whatever she wanted.Sorry the relationship with her was so sour. Was it your paternal gma? I never understood abandoning family the way she did with your mom.
Had an uncle who'd do the 5 buck thing. As a kid, darn tootin I was calling that check right away. Later, I'd just wait until I had another check to deposit. Hes cheap, but a nice guy... didn't want to hurt his feelings.
What's this now?My grandmother on my father's side would give me a check for $5 for my birthday (when I was an adult). It wasn't worth it to go to the bank, wait on line (I could only find time during lunch like everyone else) and deposit it. She once knitted me a "blanket" that was 2 feet by 2 feet. I had no idea what to do with it. She didn't have dementia or anything like that. She was just extremely cheap with me, and in general not a nice person. When she asked why I never deposited her checks I told her that I didn't have time to do it for what amounts to basically a half of a sandwich. The last time she spoke with my mom was when I was born and I never really understood or found out what her problem was. That always really bothered me and contributed to why I never wanted anything from her, including her annual check for $5. I eventually gave up keeping in touch with her even though my dad wasn't thrilled with that. I can't say I have any good memories of her.
I grew up in hillbilly country, so it no doubt would have been Wonder bread.Whole wheat or rye. It matters.
My mom was just talking this week about having had mayonnaise sandwiches a lot.try ketchup sandwiches for lunch
No, but it sounds interesting. I would try it.Ever had Deviled Ham sandwiches?
Lesson: Don't buy the sex doll with the bamboo areolas.I was informed by a doctor today that allowing the end of a piece of bamboo to scrape across your eyeball is apparently not recommended by healthcare professionals. I thought I should share this with the group.
Was it a good sandwich though? Nice bread? Turkey was moist? Maybe had a little avocado on it?That was my mom's explanation.
ETA: I think I got a small turkey sandwich for a graduation gift.
No, it's not. I knew it was garbage when I was 4 years old.No, but it sounds interesting. I would try it.
I never heard of it, but I am like a dog when it comes to food. I will try anything as long as it's actually food. Now that you describe it, it doesn't sound that interesting, but I would still probably try it.No, it's not. I knew it was garbage when I was 4 years old.
I'm talking about the mass-produced crud that came in a can when I was a kid (was it Underwood? I remember the Devil being on the label), not some fancy revival of the same name. I guess it was supposed to be used as a spread, but many families in my area used it as the "meat" with nothing else.
Pretty sure it's all the sin.What makes a food "deviled"?
Yes. And it was beyond vile.I'm talking about the mass-produced crud that came in a can when I was a kid (was it Underwood? I remember the Devil being on the label), not some fancy revival of the same name. I guess it was supposed to be used as a spread, but many families in my area used it as the "meat" with nothing else.
I don't know what made this particular product deviled. Red Pepper, maybe? I honestly can't recall any ingredients - it's been over 40 years since I had to eat that stuff. I DO know it didn't taste like ham, though.What makes a food "deviled"?
One of my female students in the national champion for her age group in discus and 3 in shot put. She's kind of a big deal.I am not the knowledgeable about track, but a 14 year old kid at a middle school track meet I had the misfortune of attending this afternoon ran a 100M dash in 11.8. Kid was flying.
I just looked up the US Junior Olympics record for that age group and it is 10.94.
The same kid beat the next fastest kid by about 25 yards in the 200M.
This was the most interesting thing that happened to me today.
She didn't try to murder you with a car. Count your blessings.I don't give a #### about the money. The only thing I wanted was for her to not be such an #######.
I don't like the music other people tend to shareHate your loser lyrics, middle fingers in the airI'm a starving artist nowhere close to millionaireI prefer my Kia, middle fingers in the air
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iEIApUNVBKgLOOK AT YOU WITH YOUR SANDWICHES THAT HAD STUFF IN THEM.
jam sandwich- without the bread. just slapped your hands together and pretended to eat something.
That's because they were awesomeEmbarrassing confession time: I still like several of those Third Eye Blind songs that were popular 20 years ago.
well, you can't have both Mr. GreedyhandsI don't give a #### about the money. The only thing I wanted was for her to not be such an #######.