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Eloise 1 year ago
#35 Not Shocked, it's termites. "Wood I split for fire" "Unique patter" This whole thing smacks of some city kid who probably "split" the would with mom's steak knife. 
Oh Good Grief, and I spelled "Wood" Would.
Oh Good Grief, and I spelled "Wood" Would.
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Monna 1 year ago
Eloise,
The only logical explanation is hibernating long-legged Alien millipedes that are now running amok in the country side.
I mean...duh.
The only logical explanation is hibernating long-legged Alien millipedes that are now running amok in the country side.
I mean...duh.
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Stephan 1 year ago
#26 - the steel billet was made in Germany and then shipped to China where it was turned into your knife. No mystery here.
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Claudia 1 year ago
Stephan,
The labeling is not plausible.
Usuallay, the tag is "Made in Germany" and even without the "Made in", the country's name has a typo.
The labeling is not plausible.
Usuallay, the tag is "Made in Germany" and even without the "Made in", the country's name has a typo.
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Jaap 1 year ago
Claudia, Stephan is just right.
It's german (<-- adjective) Chrome-Molybdän-Vanadium-steel, processed into a knife in China.
It's german (<-- adjective) Chrome-Molybdän-Vanadium-steel, processed into a knife in China.
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Dilly 1 year ago
#27 Who the f@#k orders feathers? And why does Target sell feathers? There's so much I just don't understand....
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Judie 1 year ago
Dilly, They aren't feathers. They're the flower structure from Pampas grass. Those are free, too, if you have this plant nearby. Currently, it's an invasive pest on the California coast below Big Sur.
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Emil 1 year ago
#19
I think I've had that one (they sell it at Wal-Mart) and while I wish I hadn't read the ingredients it tasted fine (actually it was quite tasty)...
I think I've had that one (they sell it at Wal-Mart) and while I wish I hadn't read the ingredients it tasted fine (actually it was quite tasty)...
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Rena 1 year ago
#11. That is so incredibly stupid.
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Monna 1 year ago
#6 You cut into it, so you can show us that? You're getting a divorce.
#8 Vapo-Rub, is just called, "Balls."
#8 Vapo-Rub, is just called, "Balls."
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Clifton 1 year ago
#35 Is simply insect damaged wood.
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Frank 1 year ago
#15 I imagine your partner isn't too happy about it either.
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Randolph 1 year ago
Frank,
You obviously don't understand the reason behind a tongue piercing.
You obviously don't understand the reason behind a tongue piercing.
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Frank 1 year ago
#26 It might be from China but it self identifies as German.
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Submit 1 year ago
#30 ...for her pleasure.
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Casper 1 year ago
Submit,
Might have something to do with changes in pressure at various altitudes.
Might have something to do with changes in pressure at various altitudes.
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Ada 1 year ago
#9 probably for insurance. They might only cover capsule medication but not pills. Stupid system. 
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Woody 1 year ago
#3 Actually you are looking at standardization in cans. They use a single size per batch, not because of salt. Batches will be beans of a size until they run out and move to next size.
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Woody 1 year ago
#21 Who actually uses straws? I mean when I'm sick a straw helps, but in public it seems gratuitous, and weird social status to even use them.
Oh Good Grief, and I spelled "Wood" Would.
The only logical explanation is hibernating long-legged Alien millipedes that are now running amok in the country side.
I mean...duh.
The labeling is not plausible.
Usuallay, the tag is "Made in Germany" and even without the "Made in", the country's name has a typo.
It's german (<-- adjective) Chrome-Molybdän-Vanadium-steel, processed into a knife in China.
I think I've had that one (they sell it at Wal-Mart) and while I wish I hadn't read the ingredients it tasted fine (actually it was quite tasty)...
#8 Vapo-Rub, is just called, "Balls."
You obviously don't understand the reason behind a tongue piercing.
Might have something to do with changes in pressure at various altitudes.