OT: OT Thread Part 7: Where the Only Off Off Topic is Politics (Well Not Literally!)

[bellagiobob]

 

[yukoner88]

You could do the same with truckers and their CB radios

 

[EchoesoftheEighties]

Internet tough guys lmaoooo


(Including me)

 

[yukoner88]

 

[doulos]

Amazing.

 

[bellagiobob]

 

[5 Mins 4 Ftg]

Amazing.

All done on a soundstage in East Hollywood.

 

[bellagiobob]

 

[oilers'72]

Post 1 of my exciting life.

Finally broke out my Egg Genie from 2008 that I bought at the Zeller's clearout. Basically, it's a hot plate that boils water until the water dries up. It does cook eggs, however, I was using extra large eggs that were somewhat runny when finished. I'll try it on large eggs and see what the results are.

 

[5 Mins 4 Ftg]

Post 1 of my exciting life.

Finally broke out my Egg Genie from 2008 that I bought at the Zeller's clearout. Basically, it's a hot plate that boils water until the water dries up. It does cook eggs, however, I was using extra large eggs that were somewhat runny when finished. I'll try it on large eggs and see what the results are.

Pics or it didn’t happen.

 

[oilers'72]

Pics or it didn’t happen.

This may be me in this video.

 

[yukoner88]

@tardigrade81

This how you play with your kid's toys when he asks you to join in??

 

[tardigrade81]

@tardigrade81

This how you play with your kid's toys when he asks you to join in??

Lmao!!!!

 

[Fixed to Ruin]

That Legacy Heating and Cooling commercial on CHED sounds like a rip off of this...

 

[EchoesoftheEighties]

Post 1 of my exciting life.

Finally broke out my Egg Genie from 2008 that I bought at the Zeller's clearout. Basically, it's a hot plate that boils water until the water dries up. It does cook eggs, however, I was using extra large eggs that were somewhat runny when finished. I'll try it on large eggs and see what the results are.

I miss Zellers

 

[oilers'72]

I miss Zellers

It was my go-to store for clothes mainly. I'd go through the aisles and buy other knick-knacks as well.

 

[yukoner88]

It was my go-to store for clothes mainly. I'd go through the aisles and buy other knick-knacks as well.

I went there a lot too, losing Sears really sucked too. Made shopping for mens clothing that much more of a piss off adventure when it becomes necessary.

 

[oilers'72]

I went there a lot too, losing Sears really sucked too. Made shopping for mens clothing that much more of a piss off adventure when it becomes necessary.

Walmart has become my clothing store, at least for sweats and t-shirts. For some unknown reason, I had to go a store in Grande Prairie (when I lived there) to buy any 4XL shirts, and only in black, white and gray (with no pockets). Walmart has those in various colours with pockets.

 

[Fixed to Ruin]

Walmart has become my clothing store, at least for sweats and t-shirts. For some unknown reason, I had to go a store in Grande Prairie (when I lived there) to buy any 4XL shirts, and only in black, white and gray (with no pockets). Walmart has those in various colours with pockets.

My condolences.

 

[Burnoutboi]

I miss Zellers

Our Zellers had a cafeteria. The Big Z burgers were awesome.

 

[Fixed to Ruin]

Our Zellers had a cafeteria. The Big Z burgers were awesome.

Zellers breakfast was also very good.

 

[oilers'72]

My condolences.

It wasn't bad. The place is called Edwards Factory Outlet. Lots of clothes, even for larger men. Plenty of work wear.

 

[Fixed to Ruin]

It wasn't bad. The place is called Edwards Factory Outlet. Lots of clothes, even for larger men. Plenty of work wear.

I live in GP. There could be worst places to live like Hell or Toronto.

 

[oilers'72]

I live in GP. There could be worst places to live like Hell or Toronto.

True. I'm now in Red Deer. I know that the size of both cities are comparable but it always seemed like GP was remote and there wasn't anywhere nearby to visit. Red Deer, even with the same amenities, is far from remote. Edmonton and Calgary are a 90 minute drive plus the small towns, especially to the north, are far more inviting and interesting.

 

[Burnoutboi]

True. I'm now in Red Deer. I know that the size of both cities are comparable but it always seemed like GP was remote and there wasn't anywhere nearby to visit. Red Deer, even with the same amenities, is far from remote. Edmonton and Calgary are a 90 minute drive plus the small towns, especially to the north, are far more inviting and interesting.

Yeah, nobody is beating down doors screaming "Let's go to Beaverlodge/ Sexsmith"