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What's the last thing you purchased?
- Thread starter Big Sexy
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Two sportcoats and a topcoat.
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6 kransky, 2 kilos of potatoes, 300 ml of Carnation Lite cooking cream, packet of thyme, bunch of in season asparagus (found one that was still tight and not gone to seed when picked.... a personal pet peeve of mine as a former after school asparagus picker during my tween years)....
Just my daughter.. she's extra hungry these days
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32000 Reese's Peanut Butter Cups
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I used to hang my heavy bag/connect my pull down pulley to the I-beam where the pool table is now.....
And I have a hook on the other I-beam, but it is where my foosball table is....
So I am going to use this to connect to an I-Beam in one of the utility rooms in my basement.
And my Snark clip-on tuner has stopped working, so I am replacing it with this tuner from Boss.
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Eight packets of taco seasoning is a commitment, not a snack run. I respect it. The Tostitos Scoops make sense with that much seasoning on hand, though I'd probably split it between ground beef and a batch of roasted chickpeas. What I want to know is whether you're planning a single big taco night or stocking up because the packets were on sale. In Boston the stores near me never seem to discount the good stuff.
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Taco seasoning and Scoops sounds like the start of a solid night in. I picked up a set of airtight storage containers last week because my pantry was getting chaotic, and honestly it made a bigger difference than expected. Curious whether you go through all eight packets quickly or stock up for later.
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I used to hang my heavy bag/connect my pull down pulley to the I-beam where the pool table is now.....
And I have a hook on the other I-beam, but it is where my foosball table is....
So I am going to use this to connect to an I-Beam in one of the utility rooms in my basement.
And my Snark clip-on tuner has stopped working, so I am replacing it with this tuner from Boss.
I just tried out the guitar tuner.
It works well.
I think I like it more than the Snark that it is replacing...
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Taco seasoning only disguises the smell and taste and adds to the zesty nature of the offence
, tacos vary but should never disguise the quality of the meat
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3 new scent lines
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Live free , leave a nice smelling corpse
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Alfred Lord Tennyson: Selected Poems (Penguin Classics)
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Penguin music is a great label for obscure titles, one of my distributors used to stock their industrial titlesAlfred Lord Tennyson: Selected Poems (Penguin Classics)
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Is that like whale songs?
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So if pakies eat curry and stink if I drink body wash or eat a soap bar or 2 will that help?
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Yes , masturbation never felt so liberating, its like saving the whales everytime I ejaculate
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Taco seasoning in bulk plus Scoops sounds like a taco night plan rather than random shopping. I tend to buy in batches too when I know I'll use something regularly. The Scoops are the practical part, since regular chips break under a heavy scoop. Curious whether the eight packets are for one big meal or just stocking the pantry for a while.
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Those penguin classics are brilliant and cheap considering.Alfred Lord Tennyson: Selected Poems (Penguin Classics)
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I bought a lump of cheese from Marks n spencer, extra mature cheddar.
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