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Originally posted by nononono
Recycled, and biodegradable, I'm guessing.

2. Also the paperbags act as a nice receptable under the sink for other paper products, which is then easily carried down to the recycling bin in the carport.

[sebastian_dangerfield]

Originally posted by Penske_Account
It was the SUV of the Year last year. It came before the H3

babyjesuschristsuperstar hates the hate and the bias.

Its the new senior-associate-with-the-George-Will-haircut mobile in my part of the world. I think they give you a complimentary grey Brooks Brothers suit with it.

[ltl/fb]

Originally posted by notcasesensitive
The granola people bring their own sacks to the market. Any granola people who use the bags provided by the store are faux-granola wannabes.

I get some paper bags because that's where I put the junk mail to take it to the recycling place. Similarly, I get some plastic bags because I use them for the cat litter and as trash bags.

I made my own muesli this weekend. I think that is granolaier than granola.

ETA I don't want to buy a ton of tote bags for the paper. I only do the recycling trip like once every month or two, and that's a lot of junk mail/paper packaging/etc.

If one is walking to/from the store, tote bags that go over the shoulder are much more comfortable for carrying than either paper or plastic.

[sebastian_dangerfield]

Originally posted by Penske_Account
I didn't say I owned one, but I could see something amusing about owning one, i.e. pissing liberals off and perhaps scaring pedestrians.

Even two gets crowded. You have the nanny. The dogs. The kayak. Cooler for beer and wine. Mid-size SUVs are for midgets or singletons. Or dinks. No offence.

Do you spend every weekend going to tailgates or fucking picnics?

I don't own a mid sized SUV. I own a full sized SUV, you nattering nabob of non-comprehension.

[sebastian_dangerfield]

Originally posted by Penske_Account
2. Also the paperbags act as a nice receptable under the sink for other paper products, which is then easily carried down to the recycling bin in the carport.

Carport? How many houses are you up from the Brady's?

Or is it knawwwn as a leaaan-to in yer parts? You and missus open them coolers and hang out there, blasting the new Limp Bizkit on the weekends?

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Originally posted by sebastian_dangerfield
Do you spend every weekend going to tailgates or fucking picnics?

Wouldn't explain the kayak.

[sebastian_dangerfield]

Originally posted by notcasesensitive
The granola people bring their own sacks to the market. Any granola people who use the bags provided by the store are faux-granola wannabes.

I actually use the plastic bags for a good purpose. I put the cat turds in them when I clean the cat litter.

[notcasesensitive]

Originally posted by ltl/fb
I get some paper bags because that's where I put the junk mail to take it to the recycling place. Similarly, I get some plastic bags because I use them for the cat litter and as trash bags.

I made my own muesli this weekend. I think that is granolaier than granola.

ETA I don't want to buy a ton of tote bags for the paper. I only do the recycling trip like once every month or two, and that's a lot of junk mail/paper packaging/etc.

If one is walking to/from the store, tote bags that go over the shoulder are much more comfortable for carrying than either paper or plastic.

are you arguing here that you are a granola or that you are not a granola? You lost me about halfway through. I will tell you, from independent knowledge, that you are not a granola. I wouldn't think that you are a faux-granola wannabe, but maybe you can convince me of this.

If you are shopping at Ralph's for anything, you are not a granola.

Granolas only shop for items that they cannot grow for themselves. The once every month or two trip would not be the recycling trip, but would be the trip to a local, enviro-friendly fresh air market for provisions to take back to the compound.

Off the grid, baybee.

[SlaveNoMore]

sebastian_dangerfield
Why do the granola people always ask for paper bags at the market? Isn't that really anti-environment. Isn't that destroying trees for no good reason?

They wear them over their heads during sex.

[Penske_Account]

Originally posted by sebastian_dangerfield
Its the new senior-associate-with-the-George-Will-haircut mobile in my part of the world. I think they give you a complimentary grey Brooks Brothers suit with it.

I don't have one, but I hear that they are nice. Like Hummers, very popular in seattle, although I can't imagine the George Will crowd is large enough to buy them all.

[SlaveNoMore]

sebastian_dangerfield
I own a full sized SUV

No blood for oil!!!!!

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Originally posted by sebastian_dangerfield
Do you spend every weekend going to tailgates or fucking picnics?

Usually adventure racing, whicn explains the kayak and other gear. I strap the kids to my papoose.

Originally posted by sebastian_dangerfield


I don't own a mid sized SUV. I own a full sized SUV, you nattering nabob of non-comprehension.

You think I keep dossiers?? Be complimented I know you drive a SUV.

[ltl/fb]

Originally posted by notcasesensitive
are you arguing here that you are a granola or that you are not a granola? You lost me about halfway through. I will tell you, from independent knowledge, that you are not a granola. I wouldn't think that you are a faux-granola wannabe, but maybe you can convince me of this.

If you are shopping at Ralph's for anything, you are not a granola.

Granolas only shop for items that they cannot grow for themselves. The once every month or two trip would not be the recycling trip, but would be the trip to a local, enviro-friendly fresh air market for provisions to take back to the compound.

Off the grid, baybee.

I just felt like sharing.

Am I maybe sorta kinda granola? I really really like granola . . . love it so much, I can't have it in the house . . .

[Penske_Account]

Originally posted by sebastian_dangerfield
Carport? How many houses are you up from the Brady's?

Brady era cum NorthWest. I have a wraparound deck around the back of the house overlooking the lake and with a 180 plus degree sweepingly panaramoric view of the Cascades Mts., Cityscape and Olympic Mts. Under the deck is a car port. Views are big in Seattle. If I had to acquire a carport as part of the bargain, so be it.

[Penske_Account]

Originally posted by ltl/fb
I just felt like sharing.

Am I maybe sorta kinda granola? I really really like granola . . . love it so much, I can't have it in the house . . .

What do you do, keep the trough on the balcony?