What are you guys doing right now?

Started by thedark123 · 30 Aug 2005 · 25,901 replies

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7 Oct 2006, 15:59 #13541
qilver wrote:

ahhh B, i know rules are rules....but that was a nice sleepy pix of Konkon.....lol
Shinyo, you heard the man....resize Konkon siggy, and you can put it back up... :sweat: :bonk:


Didn't notice that my sign pix was disappear :beaten: :bonk: gonna resize it again ... :grumble:
7 Oct 2006, 16:06 #13542
qilver wrote:ok, it's about 1am...i am turning in..
:sleep: oyasuminasai minna


Oyasumi dude :mrgreen:
7 Oct 2006, 22:45 #13543
Hanzo21 wrote:

Have a good night's sleep and good morning!


Definately had good night's sleep. Thanks buddy.
I think drinking cup of milk right before I sleep is good thing.
Did it few times and twice now I remember my Dream and both times Dream was in it :woot: :woot:
Cept....last night's dream.....why in the world did my english teacher appear. Ruined it........though she was nice and made dessert for the Dream girls to eat :hehe: :beaten:



K bout to shower.
Took laptop in bathroom so I listen to music while i'm uploading another Dream PV
7 Oct 2006, 23:28 #13544
After I finish catching up here, I'm gonna hit the threadmill. I haven't done my mile in weeks now. :grumble:
8 Oct 2006, 00:27 #13545
Wynter wrote:After I finish catching up here, I'm gonna hit the threadmill. I haven't done my mile in weeks now. :grumble:


Im off to the Gym too. Think the recumbent bike and a good book for a half hour sounds fine. Maybe some weights after. I had a hard workout yesterday so Im taking it easier today. :beaten:
8 Oct 2006, 01:50 #13546
Eve wrote:

Im off to the Gym too. Think the recumbent bike and a good book for a half hour sounds fine. Maybe some weights after. I had a hard workout yesterday so Im taking it easier today. :beaten:


The hardest workout I've had recently was on the last day of september. I did the Terry Fox run for cancer awarness.

I know it's no excuse, but teaching really tires me out, so when I get home I have no desire to work out. Therefore I've been neglecting it. I need to motivate myself. >.<
8 Oct 2006, 01:50 #13547
Just got back from my raid on Costco... Some like the Raid on Entebbe, but with much more casualities. :beaten:
8 Oct 2006, 01:54 #13548
bmwracer wrote:Just got back from my raid on Costco... Some like the Raid on Entebbe, but with much more casualities. :beaten:


I am overdue for a Costco run myself. What are some of your favorites items to buy? I know that your CA stores sound like they have quite a few items that we don't have in our LI store.
8 Oct 2006, 01:55 #13549
Enna wrote:

I am overdue for a Costco run myself. What are some of your favorites items to buy? I know that your CA stores sound like they have quite a few items that we don't have in our LI store.


I have a costco right by my house, and I've only been there once... :sweat:
8 Oct 2006, 02:02 #13550
Enna wrote:I am overdue for a Costco run myself. What are some of your favorites items to buy? I know that your CA stores sound like they have quite a few items that we don't have in our LI store.

Usually large double packs of roasted turkey for lunch, peanuts, oatmeal cookies, contact lens solution, water, paper towels, bathroom tissue... Nothing noteworthy, just basic items...


I noticed they've already got the Xmas stuff out... Whoa. :sweat:
8 Oct 2006, 02:08 #13551
bmwracer wrote:
Usually large double packs of roasted turkey for lunch, peanuts, oatmeal cookies, contact lens solution, water, paper towels, bathroom tissue... Nothing noteworthy, just basic items...


I noticed they've already got the Xmas stuff out... Whoa. :sweat:



What no salmon? I usually buy a package with a friend and we split it. I have to try their roasted turkey. Thanks for that suggestion b-kun. I have a hard time getting past their book section without buying something.

Yes Christmas items have been out in some stores since the end of Sept. :sweat:
8 Oct 2006, 02:09 #13552
Enna wrote:


What no salmon? I usually buy a package with a friend and we split it. I have to try their roasted turkey. Thanks for that suggestion b-kun. I have a hard time getting past their book section without buying something.

Yes Christmas items have been out in some stores since the end of Sept. :sweat:


I've already seen Easter Bunnies hopping around at Costco.
8 Oct 2006, 02:16 #13553
Enna wrote:What no salmon? I usually buy a package with a friend and we split it.

I still have salmon from last month's raid.

I have to try their roasted turkey. Thanks for that suggestion b-kun. I have a hard time getting past their book section without buying something.

Actually, the oven roasted turkey is from Butterball.

I have tried their ready roasted chicken and it's quite juicy and good.


AGHHHH!!! I forgot to buy a hot dog!!!! :banghead: :banghead: :banghead:
8 Oct 2006, 02:17 #13554
Wynter wrote:

I have a costco right by my house, and I've only been there once... :sweat:



It is fun to go shopping there with a friend. Sometimes their bulk items are too much for little ole me alone. Plus I have tried new foods and other items from Costco when I am with my friends, that I would never have looked at by myself. You really have to know your regular prices before you shop there because somethings are bargains and others are not.

Tu_triky wrote:I've already seen Easter Bunnies hopping around at Costco.


Were they holding flags for the 4th of July? :hehe:
8 Oct 2006, 02:19 #13555
Enna wrote:

Were they holding flags for the 4th of July? :hehe:


:hehe: sprayed paint on their backs with non-toxic paint :victory:
8 Oct 2006, 02:27 #13556
Tu_triky wrote:

:hehe: sprayed paint on their backs with non-toxic paint :victory:


Of course so their little thumping paws could be free to shop for Halloween costumes. :hehe:

Also Wynter some people like to go to Costco for the free food samples. Why do all the folks getting the free samples always act so starved? :beaten:

bmw I never tried anything at Costco 's food concession stand. So the hotdogs are good? :woot:
8 Oct 2006, 02:34 #13557
Enna wrote:

Also Wynter some people like to go to Costco for the free food samples. Why do all the folks getting the free samples always act so starved? :beaten:


I remember those. :victory: I went there once with my mum (she has the card) and couldn't get past the book section either. Especially their box sets! I got my whole set of Lord of the Rings from there and a few Munroe's.

I found it hard to avoid over-buying, since most things are in bulk or really large portions.
8 Oct 2006, 02:41 #13558
got my car window fixed this morning....was a crack in the windshield, now repaired...

posting on the H!P forum and on here..

going to head out soon to the J-markets.
8 Oct 2006, 02:42 #13559
bmwracer wrote:
Usually large double packs of roasted turkey for lunch, peanuts, oatmeal cookies, contact lens solution, water, paper towels, bathroom tissue... Nothing noteworthy, just basic items...


I noticed they've already got the Xmas stuff out... Whoa. :sweat:


i think that is good that you know exactly what you want and then buy, and don't browse too much longer, cause that is how people end up spend extra on things they might not really need....what a waste...sounds so american.....supersize that? :beaten:
8 Oct 2006, 02:43 #13560
Wynter wrote:

I remember those. :victory: I went there once with my mum (she has the card) and couldn't get past the book section either. Especially their box sets! I got my whole set of Lord of the Rings from there and a few Munroe's.

I found it hard to avoid over-buying, since most things are in bulk or really large portions.


yeah, i got a membership to costco too...i find it very useful...but i am careful not to spend too much, on things i don't really need, only things i can use...mainly.

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