You are seriously missing out with Costco! I love that place!
Not worth a 2 hour drive lol
Oh, no it's not, haha. I live a 10 minute walk from one, so like to swing by just to see what they've got once in a while, make a couple impulse purchases, and for a $1.50 hotdog, lol.
With all its sham, drudgery, and broken dreams, it is still a beautiful world. Be careful. Strive to be happy. ~ Desiderata
You are seriously missing out with Costco! I love that place!
Not worth a 2 hour drive lol
Oh, no it's not, haha. I live a 10 minute walk from one, so like to swing by just to see what they've got once in a while, make a couple impulse purchases, and for a $1.50 hotdog, lol.
I'm 20 miles from a grocery store, and it's a tiny IGA with frankenmeat and rotten produce lol
I would shop Costco if I lived in a city, but I don't think I would ever ever do that again.
Wow. Different strokes for different folks! You're a country mouse and I'm a city mouse, lol. I wouldn't be caught dead living out in the boonies like that... I don't want to have to drive a car!
With all its sham, drudgery, and broken dreams, it is still a beautiful world. Be careful. Strive to be happy. ~ Desiderata
Wow. Different strokes for different folks! You're a country mouse and I'm a city mouse, lol. I wouldn't be caught dead living out in the boonies like that... I don't want to have to drive a car!
You don't have to drive a car. You could get a horse, or a horse and buggy.
Wow. Different strokes for different folks! You're a country mouse and I'm a city mouse, lol. I wouldn't be caught dead living out in the boonies like that... I don't want to have to drive a car!
You don't have to drive a car. You could get a horse, or a horse and buggy.
I literally passed a half dozen on my way home from work today lol Not shitting.
Wow. Different strokes for different folks! You're a country mouse and I'm a city mouse, lol. I wouldn't be caught dead living out in the boonies like that... I don't want to have to drive a car!
You don't have to drive a car. You could get a horse, or a horse and buggy.
I literally passed a half dozen on my way home from work today lol Not shitting.
I think the Amish would shun me within the first 24 hours.
They would be super nice to you! You would love the store I was working. It's like Amish costco. It's a strip mall style row of buildings, except all connected inside. There's a creamery, old time crafts and tools, an entire store of canned food (jams, jellies, salsas, pickles, etc), bulk food, a deli with every variety of cheese and meat made on site, and a beef jerky outlet.
You can buy lingonberry-based foods in the little food market in IKEA.
Haha. Ofcourse. Because Where is wonderful IKEA from. Maddafakkin sweden.
Yes. I guess that food thing is a good way to try some swedish things
Indeed. I really love those little chocolate and crispy toffee candies they sell there, in the red bag. They're like mini Skor bars!
The frozen Swedish meatballs they sell there aren't very good though, IMO. Some people love them.
Well, I doubt swedes like them either. They also got some bad press recently (over here) with having meat from 15 different countries for the meatballs and not using only swedish meat.
But I guess it's a fun thing to have in the international stores. Don't know what Skor-bars or that toffee thing you are talking about are though. haha.
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"Mostly I think that people react sensitively because they know you’ve got a point"
Sweden is the big brother in that relationship. And btw, isn't the US just a poor mans Russia nowadays. (haha!)
Hahaha excellent!! I would love to visit Sweden. I know much of Norway's Fjords and glaciers, what do you have of note in Sweden, aside from beautiful blonde women.
You can buy lingonberry-based foods in the little food market in IKEA.
Haha. Ofcourse. Because Where is wonderful IKEA from. Maddafakkin sweden.
Yes. I guess that food thing is a good way to try some swedish things
Indeed. I really love those little chocolate and crispy toffee candies they sell there, in the red bag. They're like mini Skor bars!
The frozen Swedish meatballs they sell there aren't very good though, IMO. Some people love them.
Well, I doubt swedes like them either. They also got some bad press recently (over here) with having meat from 15 different countries for the meatballs and not using only swedish meat.
But I guess it's a fun thing to have in the international stores. Don't know what Skor-bars or that toffee thing you are talking about are though. haha.
This. It's so good!
With all its sham, drudgery, and broken dreams, it is still a beautiful world. Be careful. Strive to be happy. ~ Desiderata
You can buy lingonberry-based foods in the little food market in IKEA.
Haha. Ofcourse. Because Where is wonderful IKEA from. Maddafakkin sweden.
Yes. I guess that food thing is a good way to try some swedish things
Indeed. I really love those little chocolate and crispy toffee candies they sell there, in the red bag. They're like mini Skor bars!
The frozen Swedish meatballs they sell there aren't very good though, IMO. Some people love them.
Well, I doubt swedes like them either. They also got some bad press recently (over here) with having meat from 15 different countries for the meatballs and not using only swedish meat.
But I guess it's a fun thing to have in the international stores. Don't know what Skor-bars or that toffee thing you are talking about are though. haha.
This. It's so good!
Haha, okey Daim. Yeah. That's very common here. But most often we buy them as a thin "bar", like this. It's the original:
I bought this today, it's a mix between a regular chocolate bar and Daim:
I like the ice cream too:
"Mostly I think that people react sensitively because they know you’ve got a point"
Yes, so a Skor Bar is the same as that thin Daim bar (and is a little bit tastier than Daim, but not much - the Daim pieces are much cheaper at IKEA than buying Skor bars, so that's why I like it, haha).
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With all its sham, drudgery, and broken dreams, it is still a beautiful world. Be careful. Strive to be happy. ~ Desiderata
Back to pizza.....My 13 year old cooked up bagel bites in the toaster oven and they were AWFUL! We have nice italian bread, Rao's sauce and fresh mozz, but he wanted junk food.
Yes, so a Skor Bar is the same as that thin Daim bar (and is a little bit tastier than Daim, but not much - the Daim pieces are much cheaper at IKEA than buying Skor bars, so that's why I like it, haha).
Skor means "shoes" in swedish... haha. But yes, looks the same. Who knows, maybe Daim was ripped from that one in the 70s or whenever Daim (then called Dajm) was introduced.
"Mostly I think that people react sensitively because they know you’ve got a point"
Yes, so a Skor Bar is the same as that thin Daim bar (and is a little bit tastier than Daim, but not much - the Daim pieces are much cheaper at IKEA than buying Skor bars, so that's why I like it, haha).
Skor means "shoes" in swedish... haha. But yes, looks the same. Who knows, maybe Daim was ripped from that one in the 70s or whenever Daim (then called Dajm) was introduced.
Looks like it was the other way around.
Skor is a candy bar produced by The Hershey Company. It was first marketed in the United States in 1981 and later launched in Canada in 1983. "Skör" (with umlaut dots over the "o") is Swedish for "brittle", and the crown that appears in the product's logo is identical to that found in the Swedish national emblem of Tre Kronor ("Three Crowns"). However, most read the name as “Skor” since you do not see the umlaut dots. Skor is the Swedish name for shoes.
With all its sham, drudgery, and broken dreams, it is still a beautiful world. Be careful. Strive to be happy. ~ Desiderata
Yes, so a Skor Bar is the same as that thin Daim bar (and is a little bit tastier than Daim, but not much - the Daim pieces are much cheaper at IKEA than buying Skor bars, so that's why I like it, haha).
These are my favorite candy bars ever. I ate close to an entire box once when I was 11 or 12 years old. Pretty dumb, but man these are good.
I want candy, bubble gum and taffy. I need candy, Bubblegum and taffy Get in my way, punk, ya gonna get ya ass beat Nasty Do it to your daddy Embarrass your whole family Just cause you came between a kid and his candy
Any kind'll do Don't care if it's nutritious or FDA approved It's gonna make me spaz like bobcats on booze A hyperactive juice That only I can produce And use a giant drill, bore straight into hell Releasing ancient demons from their sleep-forever spell So they can walk upon the earth, and get resituated And hawk the diet pills MC Pee Pants has created.
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I would shop Costco if I lived in a city, but I don't think I would ever ever do that again.
Not shitting.
You would love the store I was working.
It's like Amish costco. It's a strip mall style row of buildings, except all connected inside.
There's a creamery, old time crafts and tools, an entire store of canned food (jams, jellies, salsas, pickles, etc), bulk food, a deli with every variety of cheese and meat made on site, and a beef jerky outlet.
But I guess it's a fun thing to have in the international stores. Don't know what Skor-bars or that toffee thing you are talking about are though. haha.
I would love to visit Sweden. I know much of Norway's Fjords and glaciers, what do you have of note in Sweden, aside from beautiful blonde women.
I bought this today, it's a mix between a regular chocolate bar and Daim:
I like the ice cream too:
Fucking A.
A large white ..half spinach, half short rib
A small margherita
Very good, neopolitan style.
I need candy, Bubblegum and taffy
Get in my way, punk, ya gonna get ya ass beat
Nasty
Do it to your daddy
Embarrass your whole family
Just cause you came between a kid and his candy
I need candy
Any kind'll do
Don't care if it's nutritious or FDA approved
It's gonna make me spaz like bobcats on booze
A hyperactive juice
That only I can produce
And use a giant drill, bore straight into hell
Releasing ancient demons from their sleep-forever spell
So they can walk upon the earth, and get resituated
And hawk the diet pills MC Pee Pants has created.