shit Napalm don't die on us.

yah. i lost the feeling of my legs with my lymes disease. crawled around the house for a week or so in 6th grade.

I'm on antibiotics currently for Lyme disease contracted a few weeks ago. I caught it quickly, luckily.

you fuckers got more lymes than sprite

Y'all need to stop fraternizing with deer.

thanks guys, a little love means a lot.

I've been taking it easy watching movies and shows lately. Fargo, American Gods, Black Sails, LOTR's. I gave Interstellar another whirl because it gives me chills each time I go through it.

ARRIVAL is a movie i've been trying not to torrent, and wouldn't you know it, Amazon has a rental deal on it for 1 freaking dollar today. How bout that! I'm psyched

I was in the hospital for two weeks when I was a kid. My hip joints filled with fluid, had incredible pain and couldn't walk or anything. It was in the mid/late 80's and it was that common yet, so they didn't test me for it, but a few years later they did a test and it came back borderline positive, so they just chalked it up to that.

holy shit i hate this planet

http://www.philly.com/philly/home/bar-s ... 70712.html

“People in their late teens and early 20s come into the store and don’t even know what bar soap is,” said Ginger Kuczowicz, who makes all-natural soap as owner of SoapBox in Bella Vista. “They touch it, they smell it, and there’s nothing that causes their nostrils to go wild. Once they try it, they come back.”

don’t even know what bar soap is

it's soap. in bar form.

charges $7.50 for 5½ ounces

there's a target within walking distance that sells dial for $2

pacino wrote:

charges $7.50 for 5½ ounces

there's a target within walking distance that sells dial for $2

But it's so harsh on my soft, sensitive, beautiful millennial skin!

the one girl spends 40 dollars a month on bar soap. not even sure i spend that in a year.

i'm using one of the hotel bars i got from my wildwood trip a few weeks back

THEY WANT YOU TO TAKE THE SOAP

once you go Dr. Bronners you will never go back

Wait a second--do millennials really not use bar soap? Is that a thing? I mean, yeah, my millennial daughter does in fact use body wash, but I just chalked that up to her overall pretentiousness, not the year of her birth. Also, I'm pretty sure she knows what bar soap is. In fact, I imagine she just calls it soap like old people do.

I personally find body wash much less satisfying to use than bar soap.

My wife has got me on this charcoal soap. I don't understand it, but I like it!

TenuredVulture wrote:Wait a second--do millennials really not use bar soap? Is that a thing? I mean, yeah, my millennial daughter does in fact use body wash, but I just chalked that up to her overall pretentiousness, not the year of her birth. Also, I'm pretty sure she knows what bar soap is. In fact, I imagine she just calls it soap like old people do.

I personally find body wash much less satisfying to use than bar soap.

I find it hard to believe millenials don't know what bar soap is if there are stores selling it for $7.50 a half ounce

You mean like the pieces of wood from the fire place that haven't burned all the way? Or are you trying to wash with briquettes?

There’s a Goodwill (I think it’s a Goodwill) near me which will take your old bar soap that’s been used down to the nub. Apparently, they collect them all and boil them down or whatever to form new soap and they send it to third world countries. I mean, that’s pretty cool, but I think if I want to donate soap to people who can’t afford it or don't have access to it, I’ll just shell out a couple bucks to send them brand new soap.

TenuredVulture wrote:You mean like the pieces of wood from the fire place that haven't burned all the way? Or are you trying to wash with briquettes?

No, it's like a black bar of soap. I have no idea what the deal is with it, but I don't like lotions or sents or any of that stuff and this has none of that. I just feel clean after I wash with it.

Bill McNeal wrote:

TenuredVulture wrote:You mean like the pieces of wood from the fire place that haven't burned all the way? Or are you trying to wash with briquettes?

No, it's like a black bar of soap. I have no idea what the deal is with it, but I don't like lotions or sents or any of that stuff and this has none of that. I just feel clean after I wash with it.

I was watching one of those survival shows where they used charcoal to brush their teeth and "bathe" (i.e. eliminate odors).