Laura UnBound wrote:
Lube.

I found it odd no one had mentioned it yet.

MesmerEyes Photography wrote:

I found it odd no one had mentioned it yet.

I was gonna let it go at "condoms" but...

Laura UnBound wrote:

I was gonna let it go at "condoms" but...

Sometimes it's better to observe before you participate.  You learn more about others.

Long vegetables and condoms but no lube. That's just amateur and would likely get someone hurt.

MesmerEyes Photography wrote:

Sometimes it's better to observe before you participate.  You learn more about others.

Long vegetables and condoms but no lube. That's just amateur and would likely get someone hurt.

to be fair, SF2 is (or used to be) more of a spit and tears kinda crowd, so I get it.

Laura UnBound wrote:

to be fair, SF2 is (or used to be) more of a spit and tears kinda crowd, so I get it.

Spit and tears is all good but blood is beyond my limits and no one mentioned gerbils.

Paolo Diavolo wrote:
*bump*
This thread again, because it''s time to go grocery shopping.

Still haven''t cooked fish. Not sure I will pick any up this trip. Guess I will get the usual other tasty animals and the green stuff they eat.

What else is good?

Also now there''s no more plastic bags at the store and if you want a paper one you have to buy it. Damn hippies. Lol.
I need to buy some reusable ones.

I remember being a teenager in the 90s and being like, "Nah, I only bought a t-shirt. Don''t need a bag. thanks" and everyone looked at me like I was crazy. Now, they ASK you if you want a bag if you just buy one item; makes me feel like a real pioneer.

The only thing about the plastic bag issue that I do dislike is that I always reused the plastic bags I did take. I put them in the little trash can in my bathroom, and use them to bag up dirty cat litter separately from the rest of the household garbage. Also, I line the pulp catcher in my juicer with them, so you can just lift up the pulp and dispose of it easily.

Koryn wrote:
The only thing about the plastic bag issue that I do dislike is that I always reused the plastic bags I did take.

Me too!!! Now I got to buy small trash bags as well.

Robb Mann wrote:
You have booze, so frozen pizzas, ramen and Oreos?

No ramen.

Laura UnBound wrote:
to be fair, SF2 is (or used to be) more of a spit and tears kinda crowd, so I get it.

Spit works for a hand job.  Don't know about tears.

Paolo Diavolo wrote:
*bump*
This thread again, because it's time to go grocery shopping.

Still haven't cooked fish. Not sure I will pick any up this trip. Guess I will get the usual other tasty animals and the green stuff they eat.

What else is good?

Also now there's no more plastic bags at the store and if you want a paper one you have to buy it. Damn hippies. Lol.
I need to buy some reusable ones.

Dude. You live in California. Cook some damn fresh fish. Maybe start with shellfish like shrimp. Those take 3-4 minutes tops. Make some rice or pasta then de-glaze the pan with white wine and finish with butter. Bam. Dinner in less than 10 minutes.

I don't know how lazy of a cook you are so it's difficult to suggest ingredients other than the list from before I gave you.

Cook. Fish.

Laura UnBound wrote:
Lube.

Not complaining, but that seems to be your answer to everything!

Laura UnBound wrote:
Lube.

I was gonna say blue cheese but this sort of has me thinking in a different direction. You naughty girl. See what you did?

Robb Mann wrote:

Not complaining, but that seems to be your answer to everything!

Well Im not wrong, am I?

Dont fix what aint broke!

MerrillMedia wrote:

I was gonna say blue cheese but this sort of has me thinking in a different direction. You naughty girl. See what you did?

Force of habit

BeatnikDiva wrote:

Spit works for a hand job.  Don't know about tears.

Oh dont be silly, spit works for everything, you just gotta have enough...