gaetti15
| Favorite team: | Navy  |
| Location: | AK |
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| Registered on: | 4/2/2013 |
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Ok. Define scan and go for me.
At Sam's you literally scan the item barcode on your Sams club app (via cellphone) while shopping. As you start walking your way toward the exit, you pay on your phone (after counting your items in the cart to compare whats on the app) then as you exit if you missed something a worker will tell you to scan it and pay for it.
Its awesome
ETA: in Alaska i had both Costco and Sams, until Sam's closed. Now in Biloxi the nearest Costco is New Orleans or Covington or Mobile. However heard there are plans in ocean springs to open one
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re: Great. Sam's raising annual membership to $60.
Posted by gaetti15 on 4/1/26 at 7:29 pm to SlowFlowPro
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SlowFlowPro
Walmart has better gas deals and CC rewards so I make up for the Walmart Plus membership that way
The free shipping both offer is great, too
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re: Big Arch burger
Posted by gaetti15 on 4/1/26 at 7:15 pm to Furlong the Red
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Im convinced that the Big Mac's sauce is most people's first introduction to thousand island dressing.
Probably :lol:
re: Yall are angry at the wrong people, re: birthright citizenship
Posted by gaetti15 on 4/1/26 at 11:40 am to Oates Mustache
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Piggbacking off SFP's comments in another thread.
I understand and agree with people's issues with birthright citizenship, and what it encourages. I also think it needs to be closed, fully.
But this power resides with the do nothing shite pieces in Washington DC, both sides.
If they wanted this issue resolved, they'd create a constitutional amendment.
If people want change, force these idiots in Washington to do something about it.
Call your legislators, chew their ears off, daily. Make your voices heard and listened to. This SCOTUS case was never the way to get it closed.
Yep.
If people would worry more about ensuring people in Congress are doing the people's will then we wouldnt have these huge issues with the executive consolidating power or judicial craziness.
Its Congress that has caused all this. They are weak and pathetic and nobody care or has enough knowledge to figure out how to get all of them out
Yep scan and go on the phone is amazing.
We make up our memberships dues just in savings from coffee :lol:
We make up our memberships dues just in savings from coffee :lol:
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Man-made systems are highly flawed. It’s hard to reconcile all of this stuff. I’m still working on it.
Yeah.
re: Southern 6 @ LSU 16 Final
Posted by gaetti15 on 3/31/26 at 10:16 pm to Recognizable Poster
Heads up baseball that the umps will be dicks about :lol:
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True Xeniials were calling collect on a pay phone and saying “Burger King”
:lol: pay collect phones at the Chalmette movie theater. Always had to make sure I had change
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Ah - Thomas Aquinas- the natural law OG.
Cubbies is Catholic by the way. She should know this.
As a fellow Catholic, its a continual learning.
They don't teach this kinda stuff in RCIA :lol:
Most people have the intellect of a potato. So I dont blame them sometimes :lol:
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Laws are all unnatural
Define natural law as defined by Catholicism whoops had the wrong link originally. catholic answers
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Yea. I'm 1986, and I didn't get a cell phone until junior year 02-03. All of my friends got them around the same time from what I remember. I don't think the wealthier kids got them much earlier, and if they did they didn't flaunt them.
I didnt get one until after Katrina :lol: and that was just out of necessity.
Dad was the only one allowed to have a cellphone...and he had only had on of those Nokia phones that I remember playing Snake on :lol: (and he just got that in the time frame you mentioned 02-03)
re: If You Were Born Between 1976–1985, This Video Will Finally Make Sense of You
Posted by gaetti15 on 3/31/26 at 6:36 pm to SlowFlowPro
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My brother was born in 1987 and we were ahead of the curve on the internet and I consider him an Xennial (along with my sister who was born in 1977), but that's getting into the cutoff
I always love having these cut off conversations over generations.
I am a Xennial but was born in 1990. Same as my wife who was born in 1989.
We grew up poor and with older Gen-x siblings (born in late 70s).
We never had access to the new technology and our older siblings had a stockpile of gen-x stuff so thats what we played with :lol:
I definitely think for the new generations, socioeconomic considerations need to be taken into consideration when defining the cut offs.
re: Pope reminds us during Palm Sunday mass that war is not Christian
Posted by gaetti15 on 3/31/26 at 7:12 am to FooManChoo
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While Roman Catholics are nominally Christian, the concern many Protestant Christians have is that they formally deny the gospel of Jesus Christ as taught in the Scriptures.
Ah returned to a passive aggressive stance on Catholicism :lol:
Not wanting to piss on the grave of St Peter is a good start!
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Jesus gave some pretty clear instruction on who can come for forgiveness. He didn’t exclude anyone from having a relationship with God.
Except those that reject forgiveness :lol:
Those blaspheme against the holy spirit.
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there should be men-only spaces.
You can find all that at the...
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re: Anyone here a member of Second Baptist in Houston?
Posted by gaetti15 on 3/24/26 at 10:17 pm to GeauxTigers123
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Idk how an infant can “repent and be baptized”.
And I realize some Catholics cite the verse about “households” being baptized before anyone brings that up.
But once again this isn’t the purpose of this thread.
Once you realize that our posts are a large part of this thread, you will see that somebody from St Bernard parish gives two shits about the Baptist Church in Houston
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AI probably just speeds that up more than anything.
Correct, as people building the LLM models generally have other objectives in mind because they are also human with an agenda
re: Anyone here a member of Second Baptist in Houston?
Posted by gaetti15 on 3/24/26 at 10:08 pm to GeauxTigers123
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Yes. But infant baptism isn’t necessarily a specific catholic argument as some protestant denominations do infant baptism.
Yep.
Good for them for not deviating in this one instance :lol:
re: Anyone here a member of Second Baptist in Houston?
Posted by gaetti15 on 3/24/26 at 10:07 pm to GeauxTigers123
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the one about praying to Mary really perplexes me. I’ve never seen that in the Bible.
Early church history.
You know Luther loved him some Marian doctrine!
re: Anyone here a member of Second Baptist in Houston?
Posted by gaetti15 on 3/24/26 at 10:02 pm to GeauxTigers123
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It’s not in the Bible and I’m not Catholic and I don’t agree with the teachings of the Catholic Church.
But why? Have you ever actually investigated the issues with Baptism.
Infant baptism is a very beautiful thing. I'm sad people don't realize the beauty in it. To know true faith like an infant is a really amazing thing.
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That actually seems like a pretty intentional setup compared to most people. I’ve tried doing something similar, but one thing I’ve noticed is even when I’m checking a few different places, they can still end up telling basically the same version of the story - just with a slightly different tone. Out of curiosity, do those three feel pretty distinct to you, or do they ever kind of line up in how they frame things?
AI is just going to make this harder.
Garbage in = Garbage out
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