Dumpster Diving

[colonel Feathers 5]

Did you eat them?

YES, not all tho.

[colonel Feathers 5]

Now I know your lying. Red Lobster doesn't sell stuffed shrimp. Haven't for about 4 years. They were, to be exact, Bacon wrapped stuffed shrimp, garnished with pico de gallo. I suppose you could have found 4 year old shrimp. Now that I just said that, I realized you said Red Klobster. I have no ****ing idea what they sell. Carry on.

I never woulda guessed that your that anal.

[colonel Feathers 5]

Now I know your lying. Red Lobster doesn't sell stuffed shrimp. Haven't for about 4 years. They were, to be exact, Bacon wrapped stuffed shrimp, garnished with pico de gallo. I suppose you could have found 4 year old shrimp. Now that I just said that, I realized you said Red Klobster. I have no ****ing idea what they sell. Carry on.

I never woulda guessed that your that anal.

[colonel Feathers 5]

I asked the same question but he's dodging it. That leads me to believe he did and doesn't want to fess up. He is FCPs resident hobo that has access to the internet.

Not dodging, been out collecting more cans. 8.5 pounds.

[grocery_mony 8]

Believe it or not, I actually found an entire stuffed turkey after thanksgiving, and a dozen stuffed shrimp behind red klobster.

I thought that Red Lobster closed down and a abortion clinic moved in.

[NonZeroPossibility 0]

It's (kind of) been done. I can't remember what tourney, but I remember seeing a special interest segment on a final table player, where the guy collected cans to support his poker bankroll (to keep his wife off his back). Maybe one of the 2004 wsop telecasts?

Leif Force was a bum. Mickey Appleseed looks like one. That black guy, something Powers "He called me with Jack HIGH!" he was a bum (and probably is now again). Pretty sure Sam Grizzle has been homeless at one point or another. Jamie Gold is gonna be homeless soon. His story will be Dave Attell-esque.... "I was up $6 million dollars, then I tried to play Ivey, Negreanu and Greenstein 4000/8000... Next thing you know I'm blowing a guy for a sandwich."EDIT: that was Ellix Powers

[Loismustdie 0]

Leif Force was a bum. Mickey Appleseed looks like one. That black guy, something Powers "He called me with Jack HIGH!" he was a bum (and probably is now again). Pretty sure Sam Grizzle has been homeless at one point or another. Jamie Gold is gonna be homeless soon. His story will be Dave Attell-esque.... "I was up $6 million dollars, then I tried to play Ivey, Negreanu and Greenstein 4000/8000... Next thing you know I'm blowing a guy for a sandwich."EDIT: that was Ellix Powers

Some sandwiches are worth it.

[NonZeroPossibility 0]

Some sandwiches are worth it.

touche... wait, what?

[phlegm 6]

And we wonder why our water is contaminated. Thanks a bunch, dillhole.

Now I know what ironacal means.

[teetdogs 0]

Leif Force was a bum. Mickey Appleseed looks like one. That black guy, something Powers "He called me with Jack HIGH!" he was a bum (and probably is now again). Pretty sure Sam Grizzle has been homeless at one point or another. Jamie Gold is gonna be homeless soon. His story will be Dave Attell-esque.... "I was up $6 million dollars, then I tried to play Ivey, Negreanu and Greenstein 4000/8000... Next thing you know I'm blowing a guy for a sandwich."EDIT: that was Ellix Powers

I just about spit coffe on my laptop. Too Funny!!!

[Mercury69 3]

Your right. I didnt actually dive in the dumpster. More like climbed over the side. How did you know this anyway?

Yoda's superhero name is Captain Skepticalistic!

[phlegm 6]

I once found an entire gestapo uniform behind a DER weinerschnitzel.

[chrozzo 19]

I once found an entire gestapo uniform behind a DER weinerschnitzel.

i thought thats what the employees there worewell, i havent been there in a while

[finztotheleft 0]

And we wonder why our water is contaminated. Thanks a bunch, dillhole.

Dillhole ? Thanks a bunch In an ideal world, the meds should be incinerated, but there is not a plan to have pharmacies accept returned medications and have them shipped back ers here in the to the manufacturers for incineration here in the US. Many pharmacies in Canada do accept meds back. It seems that neither the pharmacies or manufacturers in the US want to assume the liability or the cost of incineration. Currently, in the US, medical personel are REQUIRED BY LAW to dispose of narcotic meds by flushing them when the patient is deceased.Kindly put that in your dillhole

[timwakefield 68]

And we wonder why our water is contaminated. Thanks a bunch, dillhole.

By your logic we would be drinking poop water. There are way worse things in the sewers than prescription drugs.

[simo_8ball 0]

Now I know what ironacal means.

I don't.

[r0llin_game 2]

By your logic we would be drinking poop water. There are way worse things in the sewers than prescription drugs.

bottled water ftw anyone?

[Jeepster80125 0]

Sadly, many people do toss them. Family members do after the person who needed them passes away. They don't realize that the drugs should be flushed

Actually, this is the worst possible thing you can do with unused pharmaceuticals.Are you seriously telling people to flush their unused drugs?Please don't do that.http://www.naturalnews.com/001891.htmlhttp://www.alternet.org/environment/43242I'm sure there are better articles, these were the first two google pulled up.

[mtdesmoines 3]

Actually, this is the worst possible thing you can do with unused pharmaceuticals.Are you seriously telling people to flush their unused drugs?Please don't do that.http://www.naturalnews.com/001891.htmlhttp://www.alternet.org/environment/43242I'm sure there are better articles, these were the first two google pulled up.

Part of my work involves water quality and pharmas in surface waters (creeks, rivers, lakes, etc.) are going to be the next big concern in contaminant research. We're testing this year for them for the first time. Even though diluted in terms of impact on human biology, their presence may have unknown consequences on biological systems that we rely on. And I'm not an environmental wacko. Go to "allin's" lights out eart day thread (w/e). That's idiotic environmentalism. Water is different. Most of our toilets flow into someone's tap downstream.

[Jeepster80125 0]

Part of my work involves water quality and pharmas in surface waters (creeks, rivers, lakes, etc.) are going to be the next big concern in contaminant research. We're testing this year for them for the first time. Even though diluted in terms of impact on human biology, their presence may have unknown consequences on biological systems that we rely on. And I'm not an environmental wacko. Go to "allin's" lights out eart day thread (w/e). That's idiotic environmentalism. Water is different. Most of our toilets flow into someone's tap downstream.

We're on the same page. I was attempting to relate to finz the pure absurdity of advising people to flush their unused meds down the toilet.

[renaedawn 1]

We're on the same page. I was attempting to relate to finz the pure absurdity of advising people to flush their unused meds down the toilet.

Absolutely absurd. I'll assume the cost of disposing of them properly. And by properly I mean making sure they are used for what they were intended. Absorption by the human body.PM me for the addy and please include the brand and generic name as well as dosage of what you are sending please.

[finztotheleft 0]

Actually, this is the worst possible thing you can do with unused pharmaceuticals.Are you seriously telling people to flush their unused drugs?Please don't do that.http://www.naturalnews.com/001891.htmlhttp://www.alternet.org/environment/43242I'm sure there are better articles, these were the first two google pulled up.

Again, I'm doing what the law in Massachusetts says I must....telling people to flush the unused meds. Don't shoot the messenger !I absolutely agree that there should be a better method, but as you can see from both of those articles.....no one is really offering a solution to the problem. Neither article suggests what could be done. If we can get pharmacies here in the US to take back unused meds and return them to the manufacturer (which I would love to see happen), that still won't do anything about the majority of meds that are in drinking water, because that comes from meds in all of our urine and feces. Scientists have figured out how to filter all traces of urine and feces from our drinking water, but they haven't worked on removing the meds because no one wants to pay for the research for that kind of filtration system.

[chrozzo 19]

what the hell is going on in here!?!?

[Dirtydutch 8]

Yea but Vidodine sels for $10-20 a pill street level. You are sitting on probally 10k worth of pills.

Hydrocodone...$4 a pill, if you're a tourist. You could buy pharmaceutical cocaine for those prices.

[chrozzo 19]

Hydrocodone...$4 a pill, if you're a tourist. You could buy pharmaceutical cocaine for those prices.

i take...ultrase MT20motrin 800mgflonasefloventproventilalbuteroltobrimycinpulmozymeADEKVitamin AVitamin DVitamin Kzincironcotazymemethambutolrifampinazythromycinvancomycinzoloftcingulairbactrumcalciumwhat does that run me?