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  1. #526
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    Yup. It makes my back feel better.

  2. #527
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    Quote Originally Posted by Conundrum View Post
    Anyone else use their pickup seat heaters when it isn't that cold out?
    The wife's car allows the seat heaters and the seat blowers to be on simultaneously. It's magic. No more ass sweats.

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    So the car blows hot air up your ass?

    Quote Originally Posted by Touring_Sedan View Post
    The wife's car allows the seat heaters and the seat blowers to be on simultaneously. It's magic. No more ass sweats.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Conundrum View Post
    Anyone else use their pickup seat heaters when it isn't that cold out?
    Yep. Helps my back.

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    Quote Originally Posted by carlh View Post
    So the car blows hot air up your ass?
    That made me chuckle

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    I’m sure all this stuff is in here by now but I can’t read 500 replies but:

    - I buy insurance for stuff now just cause
    - just had second colonoscopy
    - the barber started trimming my eyebrows unprompted
    - installed a bidet and love it
    - I keep nearly every piece of scrap wood imaginable assuming I’ll have a use for it at some point
    - I can sense when the house has changed one degree in temperature
    - I’ve said “who says life is fair” to my kids 12^3 times
    - Random ailments or soreness of unknown origin make me question my mortality
    - I like Home Depot but can’t stand the clueless “kids” who work there
    - I have grass stained New Balances
    - I work in tech but can’t even figure out how to fucking use LastPass comprehensively and have passwords stashed in weird places
    - I coached my kids baseball team last spring so now when I’m in town, random kids call me Coach
    - I stock up on “good deals”
    - I’m no longer going to nonstop weddings and instead am congratulating friends on their divorces

    Shit I could go on forever


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    Quote Originally Posted by Art Shirk View Post
    I’m sure all this stuff is in here by now but I can’t read 500 replies but:

    - I buy insurance for stuff now just cause
    - just had second colonoscopy
    - the barber started trimming my eyebrows unprompted
    - installed a bidet and love it
    - I keep nearly every piece of scrap wood imaginable assuming I’ll have a use for it at some point
    - I can sense when the house has changed one degree in temperature
    - I’ve said “who says life is fair” to my kids 12^3 times
    - Random ailments or soreness of unknown origin make me question my mortality
    - I like Home Depot but can’t stand the clueless “kids” who work there
    - I have grass stained New Balances
    - I work in tech but can’t even figure out how to fucking use LastPass comprehensively and have passwords stashed in weird places
    - I coached my kids baseball team last spring so now when I’m in town, random kids call me Coach
    - I stock up on “good deals”
    - I’m no longer going to nonstop weddings and instead am congratulating friends on their divorces

    Shit I could go on forever


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    Other than the last one, I swear this is me. For weddings, now it's just my friends kids weddings.

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  10. #535
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    Quote Originally Posted by Art Shirk View Post
    - I work in tech but can’t even figure out how to fucking use LastPass
    You should get rid of that, you know...

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    Quote Originally Posted by Art Shirk View Post
    I’m sure all this stuff is in here by now but I can’t read 500 replies but:

    - I buy insurance for stuff now just cause
    - just had second colonoscopy
    - the barber started trimming my eyebrows unprompted
    - installed a bidet and love it
    - I keep nearly every piece of scrap wood imaginable assuming I’ll have a use for it at some point
    - I can sense when the house has changed one degree in temperature
    - I’ve said “who says life is fair” to my kids 12^3 times
    - Random ailments or soreness of unknown origin make me question my mortality
    - I like Home Depot but can’t stand the clueless “kids” who work there
    - I have grass stained New Balances
    - I work in tech but can’t even figure out how to fucking use LastPass comprehensively and have passwords stashed in weird places
    - I coached my kids baseball team last spring so now when I’m in town, random kids call me Coach
    - I stock up on “good deals”
    - I’m no longer going to nonstop weddings and instead am congratulating friends on their divorces

    Shit I could go on forever
    I’m 10/14 on this list…and I’m thinking about a bidet.

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    It's gets harder, then nigh impossible, to find a penny in your change minted in your birth year.
    Seeker of Truth. Dispenser of Wisdom. Protector of the Weak. Avenger of Evil.

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    we don't have pennies up here anymore, I gave my last large yogurt container full to a hippie chick who crushes them on the CN mainline to make earings

    btw the colonoscopy is really important

    unless you fancy becoming a bag shitter
    Lee Lau - xxx-er is the laziest Asian canuck I know

  14. #539
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    Quote Originally Posted by Art Shirk View Post
    I’m sure all this stuff is in here by now but I can’t read 500 replies but:

    - I buy insurance for stuff now just cause
    - just had second colonoscopy
    - the barber started trimming my eyebrows unprompted
    - installed a bidet and love it
    - I keep nearly every piece of scrap wood imaginable assuming I’ll have a use for it at some point
    - I can sense when the house has changed one degree in temperature
    - I’ve said “who says life is fair” to my kids 12^3 times
    - Random ailments or soreness of unknown origin make me question my mortality
    - I like Home Depot but can’t stand the clueless “kids” who work there
    - I have grass stained New Balances
    - I work in tech but can’t even figure out how to fucking use LastPass comprehensively and have passwords stashed in weird places
    - I coached my kids baseball team last spring so now when I’m in town, random kids call me Coach
    - I stock up on “good deals”
    - I’m no longer going to nonstop weddings and instead am congratulating friends on their divorces

    Shit I could go on forever


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    Quote Originally Posted by XXX-er View Post
    we don't have pennies up here anymore, I gave my last large yogurt container full to a hippie chick who crushes them on the CN mainline to make earings

    btw the colonoscopy is really important

    unless you fancy becoming a bag shitter
    But then you wouldn't need the bidet, right?

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    He could still use it to squirt off his crap hole.

    Where ever that ends up being.

    Oar switch over to the kitchen sink faucet sprayer style.

    Amirite
    watch out for snakes

  17. #542
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    Bidet was only 67$ on Amazon but otoh skip the scope and you could also die a horrible/ painful death

    the bags have been disposable for a long time
    Lee Lau - xxx-er is the laziest Asian canuck I know

  18. #543
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    Quote Originally Posted by SB View Post
    He could still use it to squirt off his crap hole.

    Where ever that ends up being.
    Ha! Way to make laugh and wince simultaneously

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    I don’t want to live in a time where colostomy bags were not disposable

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  21. #546
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    Quote Originally Posted by phatty View Post
    Other than the last one, I swear this is me. For weddings, now it's just my friends kids weddings.
    I don't have kids, so don't get invited to any weddings these days, but I'm amazed at how many of my friends' kids are getting married and some of them right out of college. I'm shocked--and a bit disappointed, if I'm being honest--that kids these days would get married so young.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Art Shirk View Post
    - Random ailments or soreness of unknown origin make me question my mortality
    Yup. Am I going to recover from/live through this shit? Is this it?

    The wee small hours are the worst.
    The past is a foreign country; they do things differently there.

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    Quote Originally Posted by The AD View Post
    I don't have kids, so don't get invited to any weddings these days, but I'm amazed at how many of my friends' kids are getting married and some of them right out of college. I'm shocked--and a bit disappointed, if I'm being honest--that kids these days would get married so young.
    Perhaps it's FOMO? Don't sweat it too much - they'll mostly be divorced inside 5 years.


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    Quote Originally Posted by bennymac View Post
    I don’t want to live in a time where colostomy bags were not disposable
    not since the 50's when people would wash the bags out and clip them to the clothes line to dry

    so well I might be somewhat irreverent at times I'm pretty serious one should get the scope cuz colon cancer IS preventable, a lazy doctor almost got my dad but a lazy doctor did get my neighbor
    Lee Lau - xxx-er is the laziest Asian canuck I know

  25. #550
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    Quote Originally Posted by Conundrum View Post
    Anyone else use their pickup seat heaters when it isn't that cold out?
    When my wife turns them on I always think I shit myself

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