Well yeah, obviously. But unpopular boot opinions don't really require an uprising.
Uprising? That was pretty mild.
Again, in case anyone is confused, the whole point of the UO thread is for people to share their unpopular opinions, and others to flame them for their wrongness. If all we did was mention UOs, and everyone stated they agreed or disagreed, it would be boring as fuck.
If you thought the boot debate was flame worthy, you should be glad you missed the Fridge vs Counter Butter Debate of 2015.
Again, in case anyone is confused, the whole point of the UO thread is for people to share their unpopular opinions, and others to flame them for their wrongness. If all we did was mention UOs, and everyone stated they agreed or disagreed, it would be boring as fuck.
If you thought the boot debate was flame worthy, you should be glad you missed the Fridge vs Counter Butter Debate of 2015.
I think that was 2015, but like right after the move. I was there for that.
Damn. I thought it first came up over TD. But I might be thinking about the argument about putting things back at the grocery store. I just remember one poster who kept insisting that it was totally fine not to put her cart back when doing so meant either trudging across a slushy parking lot with a toddler in tow and risking all their lives or leaving her precious darling in the car alone for 30 seconds while she put the cart back.
I think that was 2015, but like right after the move. I was there for that.
Damn. I thought it first came up over TD. But I might be thinking about the argument about putting things back at the grocery store. I just remember one poster who kept insisting that it was totally fine not to put her cart back when doing so meant either trudging across a slushy parking lot with a toddler in tow and risking all their lives or leaving her precious darling in the car alone for 30 seconds while she put the cart back.
I think that was 2015, but like right after the move. I was there for that.
Damn. I thought it first came up over TD. But I might be thinking about the argument about putting things back at the grocery store. I just remember one poster who kept insisting that it was totally fine not to put her cart back when doing so meant either trudging across a slushy parking lot with a toddler in tow and risking all their lives or leaving her precious darling in the car alone for 30 seconds while she put the cart back.
That was the one!
So maybe it during the one week I was on TD before the move.
I think that was 2015, but like right after the move. I was there for that.
Damn. I thought it first came up over TD. But I might be thinking about the argument about putting things back at the grocery store. I just remember one poster who kept insisting that it was totally fine not to put her cart back when doing so meant either trudging across a slushy parking lot with a toddler in tow and risking all their lives or leaving her precious darling in the car alone for 30 seconds while she put the cart back.
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Damn. I thought it first came up over TD. But I might be thinking about the argument about putting things back at the grocery store. I just remember one poster who kept insisting that it was totally fine not to put her cart back when doing so meant either trudging across a slushy parking lot with a toddler in tow and risking all their lives or leaving her precious darling in the car alone for 30 seconds while she put the cart back.
I think that might have been on parenting?
I don't think so - I don't usually lurk parenting (except for that epic super thread about that one poster's life decisions).
Damn. I thought it first came up over TD. But I might be thinking about the argument about putting things back at the grocery store. I just remember one poster who kept insisting that it was totally fine not to put her cart back when doing so meant either trudging across a slushy parking lot with a toddler in tow and risking all their lives or leaving her precious darling in the car alone for 30 seconds while she put the cart back.
Damn. I thought it first came up over TD. But I might be thinking about the argument about putting things back at the grocery store. I just remember one poster who kept insisting that it was totally fine not to put her cart back when doing so meant either trudging across a slushy parking lot with a toddler in tow and risking all their lives or leaving her precious darling in the car alone for 30 seconds while she put the cart back.
I think that might have been on parenting?
No that was GKU or TTC for sure. I remember it - and I think it was before we came here.
I think that was 2015, but like right after the move. I was there for that.
Damn. I thought it first came up over TD. But I might be thinking about the argument about putting things back at the grocery store. I just remember one poster who kept insisting that it was totally fine not to put her cart back when doing so meant either trudging across a slushy parking lot with a toddler in tow and risking all their lives or leaving her precious darling in the car alone for 30 seconds while she put the cart back.
This is why the most valuable parking spot is not closest to the store, but right next to a shopping cart return.
Damn. I thought it first came up over TD. But I might be thinking about the argument about putting things back at the grocery store. I just remember one poster who kept insisting that it was totally fine not to put her cart back when doing so meant either trudging across a slushy parking lot with a toddler in tow and risking all their lives or leaving her precious darling in the car alone for 30 seconds while she put the cart back.
This is why the most valuable parking spot is not closest to the store, but right next to a shopping cart return.
This is a toss-up for me. I hate parking next to the cart return because I've seen way too many people who just sort of push the cart toward the return and don't care if it actually makes it into the corral or if it hits a car. But on the other hand, my laziness leans toward wanting to be close to the return.
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