Uncommon Opinions

[l3ulvl]

Quote: Originally Posted by Fresh Tendrils

I drink in the morning, afternoon, and at night and I function perfectly normal.

[Jolly Roger]

Not sure how uncommon this is, but I see no problem with cleaning products/household chemicals being put in the same bag as food at the grocery store. The cleaning products/chemicals are always well sealed and are not going to leak or spill out. I could see separating them for organizational purposes, but not for safety.

[countryboy]

Quote: Originally Posted by Jolly Roger

Not sure how uncommon this is, but I see no problem with cleaning products/household chemicals being put in the same bag as food at the grocery store. The cleaning products/chemicals are always well sealed and are not going to leak or spill out. I could see separating them for organizational purposes, but not for safety.

If something were to happen during transportation and the cleaning product break/bust seal, I'd much rather have it spill over other cleaning products, or nothing, than my food that I will then in turn have to throw out and re-buy.

[Caulfield]

hitting a baseball isn't the single hardest thing to do in sports, it's merely the second hardest thing to do in sports.
the hardest thing to do is in gymnastics, landing on your feet from backflip on a balance beam ten centimeters in width.

I was watching some ncaaw gymnastics on the U earlier and I probably should have come to this opinion conclusion long ago.
I feel like if I was a pitcher in baseball I could have at least enough base hits to register a .002 batting average
but I don't think there is any way in hell I'd ever land a single backflip in a million attempts

[Majingir]

Companies should be required to advertise new models of their product anytime they change anything about it. Like it has to be advertised as a whole new version.

Like how we have new models of cars every year, similar should apply to products (in the sense that they mention theres a new version).

How many times do you see something, specifically online, it might have great reviews, but then when reading, you see that the product has changed and it's not as good.

Deodorant for example. They could change one ingredient in it which leads to must different opinions than their previous version. Despite that, its still listed as the same product as before, basically stealing the reputation of the previous version.

[Master Live 013]

I like many of the changes they have made on Family Guy. Specifically referring to Brian. There are so many people on the internet that absolutely hate with a capital H the new Brian. Yes, the change is jarring, Brian went from a thoughtful, smart dog to a complete douchebag but I find his douchbaggery so goddamed funny!

Like who ****ing cares, it is a cartoon

Yes, he went from this:




To this:









It isn't that I don't like Old Brian, just that I enjoy New Brian too.

[Blzer]

Yeah, any time that Stewie can rank on Brian is absolutely hilarious.





Same with the guys hating on Joe.

I tell you, doing it to these two is a lot funnier than doing it to Meg.

[l3ulvl]

Quote: Originally Posted by Blzer

Yeah, any time that Stewie can rank on Brian is absolutely hilarious. Same with the guys hating on Joe. I tell you, doing it to these two is a lot funnier than doing it to Meg.

I love how you phrase things on purpose in a salacious manner lol


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