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shiner

shiner

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dmcowen674 said:
Interesting

Did you also notice all the lead warning articles that came up too with that search?

Maybe that is the reason for the restricted access.
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Nah...I'm gonna go with my original post in the thread:

Probably because you are full of shit and it never really happened
 
Hayabusa Rider

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shiner said:
Nah...I'm gonna go with my original post in the thread:

Probably because you are full of shit and it never really happened
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I'll mock people as fast as you please, but I've seen some strange things where the register asked for id and stuff. Dunno.
 
shiner

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dmcowen674 said:
Based on your posts it looks like you've been drinking this stuff causing brain damage and thus the reason for the restricted access.

They don't want people becoming like you.
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Says the guy who believes his life is in ruins because the Rand Corporation, in conjunction with the saucer people, under the supervision of the reverse vampires are out to get him.
 
Capt Caveman

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Hayabusa Rider said:
Oh, Robitussin for example. Benadryl in certain package sizes. Tylenol PM in larger sizes. None of that is controlled but the register says we need ID. Don't ask my why because I have no idea.
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Those are OTC medications, not a salad dressing. Plus, why didn't the OP or his wife question the form or call the store to ask why?
 
CallMeJoe

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If consuming this vinegar leads to McOwen Syndrome, perhaps it should be restricted...
 
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shiner said:
Says the guy who believes his life is in ruins because the Rand Corporation, in conjunction with the saucer people, under the supervision of the reverse vampires are out to get him.
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and pulled by the strings of the puppetmaster George Bush :biggrin:
 
TallBill

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alkemyst said:
dude how many pics do I have to post before you realize you just suck and I am not making shit up?
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Yeah, you are a tubby old man with a nearly 50 year old wife that rationalizes everything with twisted truth. *High five*
 
shiner

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Capt Caveman said:
Those are OTC medications, not a salad dressing. Plus, why didn't the OP or his wife question the form or call the store to ask why?
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I dunno...a little Robitussin goes well on a salad of fresh spring greens. It also compliments the Benadryl Bruschetta quite nicely.
 
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The only food product I can even vaguely believe would require signing for purchasing, is some extremely hot 1m+ SHU hot sauce.
 
Born2bwire

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nick1985 said:
lol
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No, I'm serious.

Dave, when you walked up to the cashier to purchase your victuals, did you appear like this:

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or like this:

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One of these two is going to have to sign a paper to get some fucking vinegar.
 
disappoint

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nick1985 said:
http://www.ehow.com/how_2086429_spot-compulsive-liar.html

Specifically see point #3,

"Focus on the types of things that the person lies about. A compulsive liar often lies about anything and everything, even small, seemingly insignificant things."
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Good site. I like #5:
Think about the person's personality characteristics to determine whether they fit the stereotype of a compulsive liar. Often, compulsive liars begin this habit to get attention from others or to make themselves appear better in some way, so a compulsive liar may have issues with poor self-esteem.
 
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biggestmuff

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dmcowen674 said:
Based on your posts it looks like you've been drinking this stuff causing brain damage and thus the reason for the restricted access.

They don't want people becoming like you.
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That's right. Can't have lead in paint or toys, but it's okay in food as long as you sign a form. :rolleyes:

If you bothered to read the article, it shows that your Archer Farm's vinegar is below California's limit for lead (CA Prop. 65).
 
0roo0roo

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disappoint said:
Good site. I like #5:
Think about the person's personality characteristics to determine whether they fit the stereotype of a compulsive liar. Often, compulsive liars begin this habit to get attention from others or to make themselves appear better in some way, so a compulsive liar may have issues with poor self-esteem.
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no from what i've read its that they have over development of parts of their brain.
it takes a lot of effort for regular people to come up with a lie on the spot, you sorta go ugh..ugh..while your brain churns away trying to come up with a good excuse/lie,, but compulsive liars might do it so easily that it just becomes an easy option.
 
zinfamous

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swanysto said:
Which grocery store did you go to. I know I would never break out my ID at the Jewel on Ashland and Roosevelt. Those people are shady.
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since when did that one get shady? I lived about 3 blocks from that Jewel a few years back, and hey man...it's in the heart of "The Ashland Corridor!" tre sheike, bro.

:p

Oh shit, I'm all confused. I was thinking Southport...not Ashland. man....been a while.
 
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zinfamous

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shiner said:
Exactly. When he was living here in Oklahoma I called a couple of places when he was BS'ing about milk and gas prices. Hell it just so happened that on my way back from Missouri one weekend I happened to drive by and get gas at the exact station he was claiming had "gouged" him that day so of course I called him on it as I still had the receipt showing what I had paid per gallon.

The guy is a mental case. There's a reason he has to keep changing jobs and it isn't because the Republicans, local sheriff, county dogcatcher, etc... is out to get him. It is because he is a walking talking delusional piece of shit.
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you know...this is all starting to make sense now.

:hmm:
 
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