Last Tuesday of September

i have absolutely no idea what you're talking about.
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This is true. Fortunately that was the case.

@kobesgame my BIL sliced the hell out of his thumb shucking oysters as well. It was baaaaaaaaaaaaaad
I decided last night that anytime I get oysters I’m going to tip a little extra. That was my first time doing it and it was no joke.
 
Just have someone give you gummies that have none in them, but have them tell you there's plenty in them. You'll sleep like a baby.
I guess I could use my weed gummies for that. Zero melatonin. And bonus, they have weed in them. Which also puts me to sleep
 
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I decided last night that anytime I get oysters I’m going to tip a little extra. That was my first time doing it and it was no joke.
I had a similar epiphany over the weekend. Instead of burning myself refilling my chocolate fountain I am going to have someone else do it
 
I had a similar epiphany over the weekend. Instead of burning myself refilling my chocolate fountain I am going to have someone else do it
Oh I’ll still shuck them at home once in awhile, but usually it isn’t worth it because I’m the only one in the family that eats them. But with my mom in town, figured I’d get a few so we could both have them.
 
I decided last night that anytime I get oysters I’m going to tip a little extra. That was my first time doing it and it was no joke.

Yeah that's a good decision...
 
I remember hearing it on a Wayne's World bit back in the day, but apparently it was also in some obscure movie a few years ago.

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sure if you could call the Special Jury Prize winner of the 2008 Gerardmer Film Festival obscure.

 
I thought those were acceptable because the cotton socks aren't made OUT of slaves
That used to be true, but now I have to avoid anything made of:

- Synthetic materials due to their ties to petrochemicals
- Animal products due to cruelty concerns
- Cotton due to ties to slavery
- Paper due to association with the timber industry

I now only cover myself in ethically-sourced mud and tree limbs/leaves that naturally fell from free-range trees
 
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