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meh. delegate and forget. the wife sures seems to enjoy the trip (is there a sex-toy aisle?) so i leave it in her capable hands. god knows we never waste a single one of the million or so kalamata olives we get from there w/ great regularity, and the daughter can eat her weight in ramen if need (and thus we form the basis of our zombie-apocalypse survival plan). They sell a tasty greek Feta cheese - 16 oz size. It'll go nicely with your kalamata olives, Vanya. And they have the best price anywhere for leg of lamb. Buy one, trim it, but into 2 inch cubes which you can sautee, braise or skewer. 5 lbs of meat will not last long in a family of 4-6. Freeze the remaining lb of bits that don't make it into the larger chunks and save for a moroccan stew with garbanzos, lentils and lemon.

meh. delegate and forget. the wife sures seems to enjoy the trip (is there a sex-toy aisle?) so i leave it in her capable hands. god knows we never waste a single one of the million or so kalamata olives we get from there w/ great regularity, and the daughter can eat her weight in ramen if need (and thus we form the basis of our zombie-apocalypse survival plan). They sell a tasty greek Feta cheese - 16 oz size. It'll go nicely with your kalamata olives, Vanya.

'cuz looking at the typical costco customer and their tick-fat cracker clan accompanying them (and sweet jesus, there's no way not to be swarmed by them like a naked virgin mary in a zombie wedding fantasy) makes me feel like maybe i should go home and put a shotgun in my mouth? Oh, I hear ya, friend. Fuq'n frightening to be sure. When I shop Costco, I have a battle plan mapped out ahead of time, and head directly to business, always looking straight ahead, never making eye contact with the Blutos running amok. And stay away from the free sample stations. Navigating around them is like trying to head upstream through a buffalo stampede... go 1/2 hour before closing. problem solved.

ugghh. not this again. many places other than Costco will be selling liquor.

One celeb on the 'Cain Train.

Looks like there'll be a period leading up to the transfer where selection will suck Sobo. Better stock up on Nighttrain! ;-)

We win.

More like this gateway:

+1 Teens buy the cheapest stuff (beer, generally) they can get their hands on.

I currently buy wine at both CostCo and at small wine shops and will continue to do so. I currently buy liquor from a monopoly and now will have... well a set of stores to buy from. There will be chains that spring up outside of CostCo - in California Beverages & More is one such chain, which sells both hard liquor and a great selection of wines.

Get WS out of the liquor sales monopoly first. The law can change again later to accommodate smaller businesses. Incremental change works just fine with me.

Welcome DC. Stick around a while. :-)

The reason for the large sq footage specified this time is that last time a similar initiative was proposed the opposition said that allowing for sales of hard liquor at hundreds, even thousands, of small stores would promote teen drinking and abuse and make it impossible to control such businesses. So arguing now that 10,000 square feet excludes too many businesses, well, it's retarded.

Just squeeking that ballot in under the wire, eh Sobo?

I see "Garmin". Apparently, personalization software is choosing the banner to display...

Still reading my posts despite claims to be "done"... you are so full of shit, but no surprises there. Why don't you go back to impressing us with all your "work" for the ACLU, how "smart" you are and all you "do" for us. We are sooo impressed.

And how much time have you been spending in downtown LA, Prole? A fair bit, as a matter of fact. Which In-N-Out are you working at?

To me, the issue here is that demagoguery is filling the vacuum left by the New Democrats' devastatingly failed consensus with neoliberal policy. Those "low-information voters" got that way because they've been left to twist in the wind of disinvestment, unplanned globalization and the like. The draw isn't demagoguery per se, it's a cohesive narrative that seems to hold together for people trying to make sense of their circumstances. The enduring failure of Obama's presidency (if you read him as an earnest but stymied reformer) is the inability to craft a strong narrative that not only draws on the real and enduring successes of labor, civil rights, New Deal movements and call into question the failed policies of his predecessors in his own party (hello Glass-Stegall, hello Greenspan, hello NAFTA). People are still looking for an "outsider", and apparently can't stoop low enough to find one, because the one who said he was going to make a real systemic break with the past has done no such thing in terms of policy or rhetoric. What, two occurrences of "narrative" and no "meme"? For shame! Gawd your libtard-babblespeak is a joke.

Personhood at concepton? Ha! You've lived more than 50 years and still haven't attained personhood.

Funny, I never thought of whining incessantly on a climbing forum as "working on shit"...

And how much time have you been spending in downtown LA, Prole?

"Proof" by assertion.

http://www.politico.com/news/stories/1111/67808.html#ixzz1d4skzx4o Bennet sure has a lot more class than the typical cc.com conservatard conservatory. Allegations against a republican? DEFEND FIRST, ASK QUESTIONS LATER!!!! He also points out libtard hypocrisy on this matter - which is fucking enormous.

Guess you libtards "won" that argument! You convinced us all! Good job! Nope, you "lost" that one all by yourselves: Try to follow along, moron.

Guess you libtards "won" that argument! You convinced us all! Good job! More love from the left.