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Houshphandzadeh wrote:is the grocery store that tough?

maybe not for most, but the recipes and cooking instructions are helpful. I personally have never cooked food this good

yeah, i see things like this as like a gateway to home cooking. get some recipes/techniques under your belt and then you can go off and plan on your own. and the markup isnt so awful as to make it seem like a huge waste.

Yea my wife and I both like to cook and try new things but we've learned a ton via these recipes

State documents show that Premium Mortuary Services in Carlisle is being investigated for not refrigerating human remains.
Documents show one body was growing mold while another had begun to mummify.
The report also said maggots were found living in one of the decaying bodies.
They also said the facility had a "slight odor of decomposition" and several methods to mask the smell were being used, including car air fresheners hanging around.


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td11 wrote:Was talking to one of the facilities guys at work yesterday who served in Vietnam as a 17 year old marine sniper. Told me a story about how him and his spotter got sent out on a rescue mission (not sure if others were there) to retrieve 5 kidnapped medic nurses from a compound deep in the jungles. When they got there and scoped out the compound they saw the nurses' beheaded and their heads put up on pikes. They waited for the head guy to come out on to the porch, "and I shot him right in the sternum from about 650 yards, dropped him right there on the porch like a bag of dog shit"

They then had to hide in 6ft deep "spider holes" for three days while the Vietcong swept the area to find them. They emerged covered in their own shit and piss and made it back to camp by following the nearby river back

Anyway this guy makes like $12/hr now doing shitty back breaking work without health insurance now

Slowhand wrote:I've known a few snipers who have served. Some crazy stories. No clue how 100% true all the stories are, but I'm sure they're mostly based in fact. Anyway, they are an interesting breed of character that's for sure.

azrider wrote:If only the great salt lake weren't so damn salty.