For anyone that wants a place to express their frustration...here ya go.

 

Whoever got to TRU a minute before me when it opened and bought 6 of the 7 VC's and left me with the dented one. Arg!!!

3 hours ago, exciter1 said:

RIP Queen Elizabeth II

 

It'd be nice if I could maybe see the news in the morning instead of a dead old lady.

26 minutes ago, KvHulk said:

It'd be nice if I could maybe see the news in the morning instead of a dead old lady.

Have some class

1 hour ago, legopocalypse said:

Have some class

Class? gtfo. I'd rather see the weather and traffic before I leave for work.

Edited September 19, 20223 yr by KvHulk

12 minutes ago, KvHulk said:

Class? gtfo. I'd rather see the weather and traffic before I leave for work.

Do you not know how to use your phone for that? lol Thanks for proving my point. 

Edited September 19, 20223 yr by legopocalypse

9 minutes ago, KvHulk said:

Class? gtfo. I'd rather see the weather and traffic before I leave for work.

Weird, Google Maps isn't showing you traffic? Just the queens coffin processing through London? LOL

Oh, I apologize for wanting to sit down on my couch in the morning with a cup of coffee and watch the local news for weather and traffic.
No, no, no. It's ok. I'll be some jerk off on my phone looking at google instead.

It's ok for me not to care about this 4 hour funeral, for a person whom I consider, to be insignificant to the start of my day.

Now. Ya'll can drip tears into your tea all morning and cry me a river about my "class". I've said my peace and won't be bothered anymore with ya's.

That's how the internet should work. Say your peace and move on if you disagree. But you google phone people do as you like.

Edited September 19, 20223 yr by KvHulk

43 minutes ago, KvHulk said:

No, no, no. It's ok. I'll be some jerk off on my phone looking at google instead.

LOLOL Get off my Google lawn, Grandpa! You can also just ask Alexa or Siri, you don't even have to look 🤠

I do not care about the Queen, either, but I question the necessity of watching local news for weather and traffic reports.

I purchased 18 Staircase from a "reputable" BL seller for $33.35 each and they canceled the transaction "as they were intended for another buyer".

1 hour ago, Pseudoty said:

I purchased 18 Staircase from a "reputable" BL seller for $33.35 each and they canceled the transaction "as they were intended for another buyer".

Price definitely too good to be true

Hard to find a car nowadays.  I have gone through several car seller websites.  I hate the ones that do not show the millage of the cars in the search result.  I have to click on the picture and wait for the pop up to load just to see the millage.  What a waste of time.

35 minutes ago, Darth_Raichu said:

Hard to find a car nowadays.  I have gone through several car seller websites.  I hate the ones that do not show the millage of the cars in the search result.  I have to click on the picture and wait for the pop up to load just to see the millage.  What a waste of time.

It's a terrible time to be buying a car...and has been for the past 2 years.

If you can hold out a little longer...supposedly w/ teh recession and high interest rate on car loans...many folks on waiting lists are backing out...may see the auto market go the way of housing market...

Walmart's air bags. I have a batrizillion of them today from my wowzer bowsers ships.

What's the most efficient way to pop them outside of having kids stomp on them. Theyre way to big for garbage bags and super tedious to pop one by one. Has anyone figured out a better system?

I bag them in big leaf bags and re-use them when I ship.

10 minutes ago, Bricklectic said:

Walmart's air bags. I have a batrizillion of them today from my wowzer bowsers ships.

What's the most efficient way to pop them outside of having kids stomp on them. Theyre way to big for garbage bags and super tedious to pop one by one. Has anyone figured out a better system?

I keep a box cutter handy and just pull them out of the box and drag the cutter across them as they come out.  Reuse them to ship out fragile items/ items that need filler.

17 minutes ago, Bricklectic said:

Walmart's air bags. I have a batrizillion of them today from my wowzer bowsers ships.

What's the most efficient way to pop them outside of having kids stomp on them. Theyre way to big for garbage bags and super tedious to pop one by one. Has anyone figured out a better system?

I trash most of mine and use a box cutter or knife to pop them all.

11 minutes ago, scratchdesk said:

I keep a box cutter handy and just pull them out of the box and drag the cutter across them as they come out.  Reuse them to ship out fragile items/ items that need filler.

thanks. not bad. I prefer my current system which is filing a huge box with them to keep them in one place horizontally. Pile them 3 feet high. And then i stomp away. Still tedious tho. methinks ultimately kids are best solution. win win for all involved.

Edited October 13, 20223 yr by Bricklectic

2 minutes ago, exciter1 said:

I trash most of mine and use a box cutter or knife to pop them all.

Repent sinner 

4 minutes ago, Bold-Arrow said:

Repent sinner 

I just prefer paper for everything.

Try heating up an old screwdriver with a lighter? I always thought that could wipe out hundreds in less than a minute but never tried it. 

9 minutes ago, Pseudoty said:

Try heating up an old screwdriver with a lighter? I always thought that could wipe out hundreds in less than a minute but never tried it. 

sounds like a trend you should start on  Tik Tok or whatever you young hippies are into these days

 

1 hour ago, Bricklectic said:

Walmart's air bags. I have a batrizillion of them today from my wowzer bowsers ships.

What's the most efficient way to pop them outside of having kids stomp on them. Theyre way to big for garbage bags and super tedious to pop one by one. Has anyone figured out a better system?

If you still have the air bags in long chains, set up a plastic resin table or something else you don't mind getting scratched up.  Then, put a box cutter through the first bag in the chain to pop it, but angle it down so it sticks in the table or is sitting close to it and then pull the chain of bags through the blade.  You need the blade to be really sharp, but this is the easiest way that I found to break them down easily.  The other thing I've done is bag them up in 70 gallon yard bags from Home Depot and take them to my local UPS Store.  They're always happy to take them.

2 hours ago, Bricklectic said:

Walmart's air bags. I have a batrizillion of them today from my wowzer bowsers ships.

What's the most efficient way to pop them outside of having kids stomp on them. Theyre way to big for garbage bags and super tedious to pop one by one. Has anyone figured out a better system?

same here...must  have come from same distributor...someone went buck wild w/ the air cushions. LArge size box w/ a medium size set...it was like that magic trick where you see the guy pull a really long handkerchief out of a pocket

took me a few minutes to box cut it up

I used to use a razer blade to pop them all and would recycle them. Then one day the people at the dump "caught me" trying to recycle them. Told me these absolutely cannot be recycled and will ruin loads of recyclable material.

I now just bag em and dump them. I have a few coat hangers in which I keep 4-5 bags available for shipping needs.

Some industrial places have paper shredders for packaging material. My dream is to own one, one day.