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Feb 27 Jake's 6pm
#16
That comes with old age.

So I am told...
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#17
Dammit, KB, I saw your post and thought you were being funny....
As a matter of fact, my anger does keep me warm

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#18
It was funny.








Too soon?

Well, we did miss you. Four D00M br0s in one spot might have been too much for the cosmic balance anyway.
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#19
Especially in a totemic place.
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#20
(02-29-2024, 07:01 PM)Greg Wrote: Especially in a totemic place.

Dude, it was a *pizza* place. No totems, just pizza. Having totems woulda been cultural appropriation, dude, and not cool.
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#21
Wait! Does this mean I was cool?
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#22
Not cool
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#23
(03-01-2024, 07:47 AM)Drunk Monk Wrote: Not cool

+1 on Not Cool
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#24
You know what’s not cool? When your wife eats your Schoch birthday cheese. She’s promised to replace it next time she goes to the farmers’ market. She’s the main grocery buyer so I can’t really place blame.
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#25
You owe her. You know you do.
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#26
Cheese is the way to a woman's heart
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#27
Or to block it.
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#28
"To", not "through".
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#29
We made a cheese run yesterday at TJs. Stocked up. But no Schoch. 

Have I mentioned the amazing panini press Stacy got me for Xmas? Greatest appliance ever. We’ve both been making way too many cheese sammiches with it.
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(03-03-2024, 08:37 AM)Drunk Monk Wrote: You know what’s not cool? When your wife eats your Schoch birthday cheese. She’s promised to replace it next time she goes to the farmers’ market. She’s the main grocery buyer so I can’t really place blame.

This is where the phrase "cheesed off" comes from.

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