Shirley wrote:I don't think we have a Walmart thread in this Swamp, so I'll post this here.
Yeah, don't eat these.
A couple years ago I bought some Breyer's ice cream. It tasted a little weird and had a very soft, mushy consistency. Then I noticed the carton said "frozen dairy dessert." Not only is it disgusting, but it's loaded with corn syrup, other crap I don't recognize and can no longer use the word "natural." Fucking Unilever. I get pissed when mega corps by quality products and destroy them by using inferior ingredients and chemicals to reduce costs. Probably keep the price the same, though.
ETA: The point is, make sure you buy ice cream instead of frozen dairy desert.
An honest to God cult of personality - formed around a failed steak salesman.
-Pruitt
Gunpowder wrote:I read the comments on that ice cream video. Don't.
Why do so many people feel the need to rabidly defend Walmart brand ice cream sandwiches? It's a conspiracy! This random guy is faking videos to tarnish the good name of Walmart brand ice cream sandwiches!
An honest to God cult of personality - formed around a failed steak salesman.
-Pruitt
The Sybian wrote:
A couple years ago I bought some Breyer's ice cream. It tasted a little weird and had a very soft, mushy consistency. Then I noticed the carton said "frozen dairy dessert." Not only is it disgusting, but it's loaded with corn syrup, other crap I don't recognize and can no longer use the word "natural." Fucking Unilever. I get pissed when mega corps by quality products and destroy them by using inferior ingredients and chemicals to reduce costs. Probably keep the price the same, though.
ETA: The point is, make sure you buy ice cream instead of frozen dairy desert.
Man!
One night back in university, we had a drunken brawl in our apartment that ended up with food being tossed everywhere. A piece of kraft cheese (one of the wrapped singles) stuck on the wall above the fridge. As slobs, we didn't really notice it for a few days, and we then thought to do an experiment and leave it on the wall until it began to mould.
It never did. It did harden, but when we finally moved out a few months later, it was like a linoleum tile. But no decay.
"beautiful, with an exotic-yet-familiar facial structure and an arresting gaze."
A soaking wet 'Bailey Quarters'. I used to have a recurring dream like that. And Cosell's ethics caused him to quit calling pro boxing, yet he had no problem doing play-by-play for this shit. "W-K-R-P. In Cin. Cin Nat. Ti."
Who knows? Maybe, you were kidnapped, tied up, taken away and held for ransom.
Those days are gone forever
Over a long time ago
Oh yeah…
howard wrote:A soaking wet 'Bailey Quarters'. I used to have a recurring dream like that. And Cosell's ethics caused him to quit calling pro boxing, yet he had no problem doing play-by-play for this shit. "W-K-R-P. In Cin. Cin Nat. Ti."
A great point.
His up close and personal bio on Ms. Smithers was truly journalistic.
Well, while we - or at least I - am on the topic of 70s tv women, this must be the cheesiest thing I've ever seen.
But such memories...
"beautiful, with an exotic-yet-familiar facial structure and an arresting gaze."
Saw this linked video of Kingda Ka. World tallest coaster. I wanted to go on it, but the kids are still too young and nobody wanted to wait for me. The height of the ride shocking to see up close, and it looks like you are going straight up and down, 90 degree angle. Sick. Apparently people have died on the Texas version. One kid got hit in the face by a bird on the way up.
An honest to God cult of personality - formed around a failed steak salesman.
-Pruitt
And the unicorns shall come down with them, and the bullocks with the bulls; and their land shall be soaked with blood, and their dust made fat with fatness. - God
I've never really understood baseball's acceptance/embrace of the tendency for managers to periodically behave like 5 year olds throwing a temper tantrum. This guy seems a bit unhinged, and delivers a pretty epic one, here. The article at the link has others, too, that I didn't bother to watch. Link
AB_skin_test wrote:Do the russiansfilm everything for insurance reasons or just for fun?
My son the Gearhead (and Jalopnik devotee) tells me that it's done for insurance purposes. And they apparently, and for good reason, don;t trust their cops.
"beautiful, with an exotic-yet-familiar facial structure and an arresting gaze."
Finally, Bill O'Reilly with an opinion I can agree with. "When you here something on a partisan driven program, do not believe it." Good thing FoxNews is fair and balanced with no partisan influence whatsoever. Anything said in a No Spin Zone is guaranteed to be true. Tides come in tides go out, you can't explain that. (sorry to quote that again, but it is one of my favorite videos ever).