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Ingredients for my homemade enema popcorn:

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Actually, that seems like one of the few Panzer foods a human might eat. That actually looks pretty good Alex aside from that you have a bit too much syrup and not quite enough pop corn.

Did you spread it out or let dry into a ball?

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There was more popcorn before, after I couln't eat it no more I took a nap and when I woke up I took the pic. It was 1 bag of microwaveable popcorn (Act II Butter Lovers). I gotta try to make the perfect version of the caramel. I just let it cool down in a ball.

I really like Garrett caramel popcorn:

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Yesterday I bought a bunch of paper: 13x19, 17x22 and a 16x20 storage box for $174.00 at B&H Photo. Also bought 2 of those 7-Eleven McRib sandwiches for $1.99 each and topped each with FREE chili, cheese, ketchup, mustard, pickles, tomatoes, onions and green peppers.

Today I bought 1 Boston Creme donut for breakfast just before the college for $0.99 at Dunkin Donuts. I can't believe that another Dunkin Donuts spot just couple of blocks away charges $1.29 for the same donut.

After college I dropped by the Union Square area. They had one of those street vendor fair things. I walked around and bought myself lemonade for $1.00. I can't believe that some of these vendors were selling same lemonade for $2.00 while others charged only $1.00. The prices also spiked up for the crepes: last year it was $5 now its $6 and up. I also noticed that a lot of these food vendors did not have prices listed. They were also selling Arepas, mexican meat, chinese food that was $7-$9 for a 3-slot lunch box with 3 small portions of food.

On my way back to the main Union Square area, I noticed the Farmers Market and decided to walk around. Usual farmers market crap. A lot of these market stalls are operated by somekind of tatooed hippies, I think that they are the street bums who were picked up by some hippy cult and now they have to sell this organic farmers market crap. I then noticed that a lot of vendors were selling cider, by the cup to up to a gallon. Most of the vendors were selling a cup of a cider for $2.00, but I knew that there had to be at least someone who was selling the cider for $1.00. Then I remember that there was this nice girl from last year who works with her pop or an uncle. Last year she had a good cider, so I decided to look around for her. Their stall moved all the way to the back, near the PetCo store and they had a cup of cider for $1.00, I bought it and it was a good cider.

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Yesterday I bought a bunch of paper: 13x19, 17x22 and a 16x20 storage box for $174.00 at B&H Photo. Also bought 2 of those 7-Eleven McRib sandwiches for $1.99 each and topped each with FREE chili, cheese, ketchup, mustard, pickles, tomatoes, onions and green peppers.

Today I bought 1 Boston Creme donut for breakfast just before the college for $0.99 at Dunkin Donuts. I can't believe that another Dunkin Donuts spot just couple of blocks away charges $1.29 for the same donut.

After college I dropped by the Union Square area. They had one of those street vendor fair things. I walked around and bought myself lemonade for $1.00. I can't believe that some of these vendors were selling same lemonade for $2.00 while others charged only $1.00. The prices also spiked up for the crepes: last year it was $5 now its $6 and up. I also noticed that a lot of these food vendors did not have prices listed. They were also selling Arepas, mexican meat, chinese food that was $7-$9 for a 3-slot lunch box with 3 small portions of food.

On my way back to the main Union Square area, I noticed the Farmers Market and decided to walk around. Usual farmers market crap. A lot of these market stalls are operated by somekind of tatooed hippies, I think that they are the street bums who were picked up by some hippy cult and now they have to sell this organic farmers market crap. I then noticed that a lot of vendors were selling cider, by the cup to up to a gallon. Most of the vendors were selling a cup of a cider for $2.00, but I knew that there had to be at least someone who was selling the cider for $1.00. Then I remember that there was this nice girl from last year who works with her pop or an uncle. Last year she had a good cider, so I decided to look around for her. Their stall moved all the way to the back, near the PetCo store and they had a cup of cider for $1.00, I bought it and it was a good cider.

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Tattooed hippies are higher up the food chain than you are.

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Neck massage at the mall. $10.

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Been using up the iTunes gift card my sister gave me for Christmas.

Sunday Morning Coming Down, by Cash
3 Waylon Jennings songs
Ain't Gonna Study War No More by Leadbelly
Take This Job And Shove It by Johnny Paycheck
Eastbound and Down by Jerry Reid
What I Am by Edie Brickell (before it was referenced here)
Make the World Go Away by Eddie Arnold
Convoy by C.W. McCall

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I done gone country, but I listened to classic rock all day at work on the iPod, including all of The Wall.

-Chuck, Vegetarian fanboy

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Smart people do not pay for music and media.

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Alex, it is not smart to steal.

-Chuck, Vegetarian fanboy

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200g of Brie for about $5.00. The hamsters are going to go nuts.

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[eric]You tell those hamsters she's a user. You better warn them to not get played like she did me. But I'm not bitter. Just warning you hamster fanbois that she's a whore. I said I'm not bitter. Fanbois. [/eric]

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Uberti Cattleman .357 mag

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^^ What is that? A computer?

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"Dude, you got a Dell!"

Sorry.

So what games do you play? You on steam at all?

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