1st Gen Lunchtable Thread - General Discussion

I think without the benefit of 20/20 hindsight this isn't so much test of the kid as it is the supposed hitman haha

 

yes

 

What did y'all get to hand out for Halloween candy, I always struggle to find a good mix.

 

I picked up a costco mixed chocolate bag. I'm not exactly happy with the mix though, way too many reeses

 

I'd be okay with more reeses and kitkat and less three musketeers

 

The fuck you say

 

Costco bag for the win

who the fuck says such a thing

 

We got our Costco bags a few weeks ago and I already ate all the Reeses out of one of them lol.

 

Just changed my answer

 

I keep trying to like reeses since Im usually a chocolate and peanut butter fan, but I swear every time I go for another one it tastes like its been sitting in a warehouse for 16 years

 

Man the ratio for a good James is down to 1:3

 

This must be an AZ thing I dunno


The only bad thing about Reeses is when they're too melty to eat cleanly and you have to wait a few minutes for them to chill in the freezer

My brother is the only other one I've known to not like Reeses, because he doesn't like peanut butter. I don't get it

 

They were a lot tastier 16 years ago for sure. Maybe they made a bunch and then the factory burned down?

 

Didn't he also join the chair force though?

Something was wrong with him since the beginning

 

I love em but the peanutbutter is instant heartburn for me

 

I was wrong it was the National Guard reserves, and his application is still pending something about a sleeping medication he was prescribed a few years ago is making them hesitant lol.

 

I dunno chairforce sounds like the all around most fun branch and easiest path to civilian success after TBH

 

OOF

 

In that sense, yes it actually is

But you gotta be smart and pick an MOS that carries over for sure cause even people out of the Air Force aren't able to utilize their skill set in the real world

Imagine going to college, getting your Master's, and not even using it

 

Lower on the totem pole than the Salvation Army, I know