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I'm about to replace my 80 gallon in my garage and with install, I've been quoted 3 prices between $3000 - $3500.

I still think that is high as shite.

re: Worst kind of snob?

Posted by CatfishJohn on 3/3/26 at 10:00 am to
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Beer Snobs are pretty annoying, they prance around talking about this IPO, that IPO, dark beer brown beer blah blah blah

There ain't no beer better than an ice cold Bud Long Neck.



I love a good initial public offering.

I also love a good India pale ale.

But I'm no snob about either.
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Of course it’s not sustainable, which is why Jay does not try to sustain it. They play a lot of games early to get a lot of guys innings. Then they figure out their team and everyone’s roles right about the time they stop playing four games per week.



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Pizza snobs can be obnoxious. My little brother went to New York City for two weeks one time and apparently became a pizza genius, and now he hates on all pizza from around here.



This reminds me of a good one:

People who travel to Europe once for 3 weeks in college and become "worldly traveler snobs".

re: Kitchen etiquette

Posted by CatfishJohn on 3/3/26 at 9:07 am to
Grew up with sponges in the sink to clean dishes, paper towels to wipe up quick messes, and dish rags to do a real counter top cleaning.

My house is currently the same way. We throw out sponges like once a month and have a rack for them to dry and put them in the dishwasher too. I find old/dirty sponges to be disgusting. There has to be ridiculous amounts of bacteria on them.

ETA:

We have a laundry basket in the pantry and wash the rags after a single day's use.

re: Kitchen etiquette

Posted by CatfishJohn on 3/3/26 at 9:05 am to
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my dad used to rip the paper towels up to make them last longer.

Now some are perforated.


Some? When is the last time you saw a roll of paper towels that wasn't perforated? :lol:
Do we feel like this will slow down or stop soon? Or will it continue to escalate until boots are on the ground?

Iran seemingly needs to have some voice of reason on their side to begin ceasefire talks and present a plan for leadership of the country (which no doubt will need to be to the region and US's satisfaction). Not sure that will happen.

Really don't want a drawn out war with American lives on the ground. That story rarely ends well for us in these power vacuum situations.
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Islam is finished in Iran.



Dude, no

:lol:

re: A beer from the past

Posted by CatfishJohn on 3/3/26 at 8:13 am to
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Ahh the glory days of keggers and doing keg stands. It was always tragic when the last keg was floated.

Good times. Good times


This feels like a romanticized recount of keg parties you saw on a movie by someone who wasn't invited to many :lol:
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Beanie babies for millennials



Beanie babies were for us :lol:

And that was an actual asset more akin to trading cards. The market just disappeared, unlike for trading cards. There were unique and rare ones, quality/condition mattered, etc. You could hold it in your hand and someone taking a screenshot of it doesn't have essentially the exact same fricking thing.

I don't think I'm a brilliant person by any means and this NFT shite always sounded absolutely absurd to me. How did people invest tons of money into this crap?

I'm not sure how anyone bought into this. Still baffled. I know some otherwise very smart guys who spent thousands on some random NFTs online.
Ejecting out of a fricking fighter jet has got to be a wild experience.

That's all I'll add.
I’m usually more direct. “I’m not trying to get into politics Ronda, I was just saying Academy has a sale on golf balls”

And it gets awkward and they know I don’t want to talk politics in the future. They should be made to feel weird for injecting that shite into unrelated conversations.
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If you know ANYONE’S political affiliation with having a conversation about politics, they need to get a life. There are a whole lot more important things in this world.


It sucks that I routinely find myself in a position of having to deflect political conversations. I just don’t talk about it with 99.99% of people, I refuse. But seemingly more and more people loop politics into otherwise unrelated conversations.

Check my posts. Most underused guy on the team. Also strong like a RB.
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I'm not sure I understand...

Was she bent over spreading her cheeks?

I mean, correct me if I'm wrong, but if one is just standing normally...can one usually see the hole of the butt?


This is what I was asking too...how would showing butthole be needed in the story?
Why would a movie need to show her butthole in the first place?
I don't say "I think I shall retire to the study", but I often go to our living room, which no one uses for anything besides me, and sit on the fancy couch with my feet up and read and have a scotch alone.

Obviously after the kiddos go to bed, but they go to bed much before I do.
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They're already claiming racism on the social media threads, lol.


How are math and reading racist?

I wish I had the balls to ask that to these people.
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So they knew he was hurt bad, they couldn’t diagnose it, and they still decided to play him against Southeastern and Tech?


This is the real head scratcher. I get he's our best option in SEC play, even hurt, but why play him in these types of games?