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12-13-2012 , 10:58 AM

#43026

CalledDownLight

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Originally Posted by Das Boot

aw, shucks.

looking for action on this line

pm me which side you like please.

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12-13-2012 , 11:46 AM

#43027

A-Rod's Cousin

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Originally Posted by Shark Sandwich

PSA: spending money on a Christmas tree is well worth it. Nothing beats coming home to that smell.

Got a 7 foot tree from Home Depot for $16 this year. Went on black friday and it was some promo they had. It wasn't crowded at all, either. We were in and out in probably less than 10 minutes.

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12-13-2012 , 12:41 PM

#43028

Krayz

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Originally Posted by A-Rod's Cousin

Got a 7 foot tree from Home Depot for $16 this year. Went on black friday and it was some promo they had. It wasn't crowded at all, either. We were in and out in probably less than 10 minutes.

To be a real man you have to cut your own tree.

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12-13-2012 , 12:42 PM

#43029

ikestoys

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Cutting down your own tree is awesome, but it really isn't an option for me anymore after moving to the city from a suburb. It'd be at least an hour drive, probably more to get to a tree farm.

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12-13-2012 , 12:42 PM

#43030

Noze

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Good luck finding a pine in Texas and not getting shot while trying to chop it down.

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12-13-2012 , 01:00 PM

#43031

A-Rod's Cousin

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Originally Posted by Krayz

To be a real man you have to cut your own tree.

How do you find the time to cut your own tree down, Krayz, when you must have 8 or 9 kids at home?

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12-13-2012 , 01:07 PM

#43032

Noze

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Young parents aren't good parents obv

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12-13-2012 , 01:11 PM

#43033

kidcolin

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Hyper educated parents tend to suck imo.

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12-13-2012 , 01:24 PM

#43034

Franchise 60

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Originally Posted by A-Rod's Cousin

How do you find the time to cut your own tree down, Krayz, when you must have 8 or 9 kids at home?

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12-13-2012 , 01:31 PM

#43035

Noze

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Originally Posted by kidcolin

Hyper educated parents tend to suck imo.

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12-13-2012 , 01:33 PM

#43036

ikestoys

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I like to joke that my wife (a clinical child neuropsychologist) will mess up our kids more than anyone.

Probably not true though.

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12-13-2012 , 01:34 PM

#43037

ShimmyBasis

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Yeah, you'll mess them up a lot more

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12-13-2012 , 01:35 PM

#43038

ikestoys

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For sure, I plan on being the cool dad while she does all the discipline.

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12-13-2012 , 01:38 PM

#43039

Shark Sandwich

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Originally Posted by ikestoys

I like to joke that my wife (a clinical child neuropsychologist) will mess up our kids more than anyone.

Probably not true though.

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Originally Posted by ShimmyBasis

Yeah, you'll mess them up a lot more

lol

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12-13-2012 , 01:42 PM

#43040

Krayz

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Originally Posted by A-Rod's Cousin

How do you find the time to cut your own tree down, Krayz, when you must have 8 or 9 kids at home?

I made a superior joke about you having a bunch of kids first :>

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12-13-2012 , 01:48 PM

#43041

StoppedRainingMen

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Originally Posted by Pudge714

Quebec drivers suck.
I took the same picture as Noze when I drove down to Kentucky for a wedding.
I'd take a random New Yorker's opinion on pizza over a random non-New Yorker's opinion all day.

Speaking of pizza blasphemy. Has anyone ever had Pide, it's a type of Turkish Pizza, i was told there was a really good place by me, but didn't believe it until I actually went. Here is an example of what one looks like

pizza should not be made to look like an ark

that is all

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12-13-2012 , 02:07 PM

#43042

Dids

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Originally Posted by ikestoys

Cutting down your own tree is awesome, but it really isn't an option for me anymore after moving to the city from a suburb. It'd be at least an hour drive, probably more to get to a tree farm.

So you throw the kids in the car and sing carols and be happy together and drive an hour and cut a tree. For me that was one of my favorite things about xmas.

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12-13-2012 , 02:18 PM

#43043

Franchise 60

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Originally Posted by Noze

Such a great picture

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12-13-2012 , 03:48 PM

#43044

CPHoya

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So, Josh Hamilton's substance abuse problems should be even easier to control in Los Angeles.

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12-13-2012 , 04:08 PM

#43045

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Originally Posted by CPHoya

So, Josh Hamilton's substance abuse problems should be even easier to control in Los Angeles.

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agreed. there are tons more opportunities to seek help out there and the culture is more accepting of people who have had troubles in the past.

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12-13-2012 , 04:14 PM

#43046

CPHoya

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"accepting" is one way to put it

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12-13-2012 , 04:25 PM

#43047

shaft88

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checking in at Twin Peaks. bout to lazy meatball this thread up.

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12-13-2012 , 04:25 PM

#43048

A-Rod's Cousin

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12-13-2012 , 04:32 PM

#43049

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Originally Posted by shaft88

checking in at Twin Peaks. bout to lazy meatball this thread up.

I went to Twin Peaks during MNF for the first time. kinda interesting, but the waitresses were super annoying with how often they asked if you wanted another beer and how they pitched it as the coldest beer anywhere. I am fully aware of how to order so I don't really need to be pestered about getting a beer. I was waiting for friends for 20 min and she asked no fewer than 6 or 7 times if I was ready for a beer yet despite me replying that I would have a water and order when my friends arrived. also had a large portion of very tatted up and trashy looking 30ish year old waitresses. I was expecting a hotter, younger group for some reason.

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12-13-2012 , 04:39 PM

#43050

LuckyLloyd

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We have some exciting news.

Today, we're proud to announce that the Localmind team is now part of Airbnb!

We love Localmind's product - a platform that lets users crowdsource wisdom about what's happening on the local scene in real time. Even more than that, we think the Localmind team (Lenny Rachitsky, Beau Haugh, and Nelson Gauthier) is frankly awesome.

So this acquisition means that everything related to Localmind - including technology, intellectual property, product, and (of course!) the Localmind team - are now part of Airbnb.

This was always meant to be. Localmind's mission centers on using online technologies to connect people offline. At its core, that's what Airbnb does.

We were also impressed by the world-class talent at Localmind. We feel that the caliber of Localmind's engineers and producers reinforces the world-class team we're building here.

The unification is already bearing fruit. The Localmind product team is integrating new social initiatives into the Airbnb experience. It's just what our passionate global community has been asking for.

We believe that the results of this acquisition will mean more authentic, more local experiences for our traveling community - and our hosts as well!

Ugh ugh ugh

I really hate marketing and company bull****, but San Francisco 'start up culture' company bull**** is definitely the worst. Am I the only one who finds some of these sentences nauseating?

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