BillnDollarBaby wrote: 
Likewise, an entire bottle of Mr. Bubble in a hot tub is a lot more bubbles than you would think possible.

 brandog wrote: 
I really like it, too! RPeeps told me it is bad for the body.

On Saturday I learned that when purging the pump system in your jacuzzi tub that it is important to remember DISHWASHER soap, not DISHWASHING soap. A small difference going in, but not so much in the end result. 
 

Never trust rich people

 phineas wrote: 
At this point, the vanilla flavor is all I've had - I don't really drink milk much so I figured flavoring my coffee a bit was the priority - I tasted it before dumping it into the coffee and ended up drinking about a pint of it cuz it was yummy.

Today I learned not to sleep with the audiobook The Tommyknockers playing next to my head.

 mrs_amanda wrote: 

Nice!

 mrs_amanda wrote: 

YAY!!

that although my neighbors are disturbed, my boss is lion-hearted.

MusicIsMotion wrote:

As the office manager for 5 condo associations, I can certainly tell you that yes, yes they do suck balls.

What I love? The association members who complain, even vandalize, and sabotage the buildings into which they've bought, don't pay fees going back a year and a half, but will call the State to snitch on the clearly marked under construction status that is the antique elevator....yeah, suck balls, if they don't yet, they damn well should start.

mrs_amanda wrote:


please see my statement below.

... that Homeowner's Associations suck balls.

romeotuma wrote:
huh! Mine asked me who I thought would win in a slap fight, chicken, or cow, he thinks chicken....

**cue Music Box tinkling in the background**

Today, I learned that kitties really love to spread litter all over your bath mats.

Kitty Litter really longs to nestle in between your toes. Especially while you're doing your hair after a recent shower (and you're still damp enough to let the litter stick).

That as good as that white garlic pizza with shrimp was at lunch time, it's pure horror now.

That I still have a job and, despite its tenuous status, I'm barely motivated to crunch numbers.

That people really are basically dumb as dirt. Good. I meant Good.

Thank you.

*Curtsy*

 romeotuma wrote: 

 romeotuma wrote: 


You're a trip!

I spotted some almond (milk) in the local grocery today and thought "hmmm...how would that be in iced coffee?" 

I need to get some hobbies. 

brandog wrote: It's OK, but doesn't keep as well as alternatives like rice, almond, or oat milk. A lot cheaper tho, so if you go thru a lot of it soy is the way to go.

 brandog wrote: 
Mrs Phin uses that for lattes. On another site I frequent there was some fairly heated debate about whether it was good for you or a killer in edamame's clothing.

edit: or did you mean the flavoured versions in particular?

That I really like SILK



It's good in coffee, too!