I think you mean the kid's and I's lunches.

Slowhand wrote:I think you mean the kid's and I's lunches.

naw, he already said his wife packs his

I’ve offered to pack my own. She says she doesn’t mind because she’s already packing the kids’ lunches.

The Dude wrote:I packy my and the kids’ lunch. My wife packs hers

Cuck

“Doesn’t mind”

my kids’ lunches are pretty different than what we would pack for ourselves so it’s not convenient to make them all at the same time. Even making the two kids’ is a pain in the ass

what do you have against baloney

Would you like me to put her on the line? Jeez.

this reminds me that i think through 7 years of elementary school i think i had the same thing every day. A pepperoni lunch meat sandwich with yellow mustard on stroehman king bread.

I think it tastes like play dough but slightly less salty

Talking about bologna here

Bucky wrote:this reminds me that i think through 7 years of elementary school i think i had the same thing every day. A pepperoni lunch meat sandwich with yellow mayo on stroehman king bread.

That’s what I’m talking about

Pepperoni bread

Did not know there was yellow mayonnaise

CalvinBall wrote:Did not know there was yellow mayonnaise

oops, mustard

The Dude wrote:Pepperoni bread

COINCIDENCE???

We all eat Lunchables

went on a 'rescue' call today where a 3 year old was climbing on a 'corkscrew climber' and apparently slipped and his leg got stuck. Took me 8 minutes to get there from time of dispatch. Who knows how long they tried to get the kid out before they called. I walk up and a guy and a cop were trying to get the kid's foot out. I look and say "well, first take his shoe off". I walked over to the gate and asked someone else to get a key for the gate to gain easier access to the area in case we needed to bring any equipment in. By the time I walked back they were able to slip the kid's foot out rather easily with no sneaker on.

Bucky wrote:went on a 'rescue' call today where a 3 year old was climbing on a 'corkscrew climber' and apparently slipped and his leg got stuck. Took me 8 minutes to get there from time of dispatch. Who knows how long they tried to get the kid out before they called. I walk up and a guy and a cop were trying to get the kid's foot out. I look and say "well, first take his shoe off". I walked over to the gate and asked someone else to get a key for the gate to gain easier access to the area in case we needed to bring any equipment in. By the time I walked back they were able to slip the kid's foot out rather easily with no sneaker on.

I'd probably like some podcasts a lot, but since I don't have a commute, I don't really have an opportunity to listen. I do listen to Miracle Nutrition with Hearty White (from the WFMU archives, so it's very much like a podcast) but that's about it.