Dangit! I need a new 10' frypan.

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Today was a trip to our Costco in Traverse City. I always take my 10" aluminum frypan with me for idiots and inconsiderate shoppers. You know the ones, leave the cart in the middle of the isle and stand there looking at the shelves. Stop in front of you and carry on a conversation with someone for a while before moving, you get the idea. Well sadly today the handle on my pan broke clean off.:p:lol:
 
I know those types. It's as though they have no concept that other people exist.

Anyway, a handled frying pan doesn't seem like the ideal choice for your needs. Perhaps a better choice would be an aluminum baseball bat.
 
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I just love going to fleet farm they have a single lane with a divider between in and out people always stop and chat with someone leaving or coming with there cart . Thereby stopping all traffic in an out of the store , baseball bat naw lead pipe would make me few better . sube
 
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Today was a trip to our Costco in Traverse City. I always take my 10" aluminum frypan with me for idiots and inconsiderate shoppers. You know the ones, leave the cart in the middle of the isle and stand there looking at the shelves. Stop in front of you and carry on a conversation with someone for a while before moving, you get the idea. Well sadly today the handle on my pan broke clean off.:p:lol:
Shoulda used Cast Iron! :roll:
 
Today was a trip to our Costco in Traverse City. I always take my 10" aluminum frypan with me for idiots and inconsiderate shoppers. You know the ones, leave the cart in the middle of the isle and stand there looking at the shelves. Stop in front of you and carry on a conversation with someone for a while before moving, you get the idea. Well sadly today the handle on my pan broke clean off.:p:lol:
I still work part time as a sales rep for a Pepperidge Farm distributor. My calls take me to Walmarts and a few chain Super Markets. I could write a book that would be thicker than a Los Angeles phone directory about all the dimwits I encounter in the aisles. This time of year is the worst because of all the extra shopping they do. I love the ones who ride around on those little electric carts, not because they're handicapped but because they're just too darned lazy and out of shape to walk. They ride around but manage to get up easy enough to grab another box of cookies. Is a brand new heavy duty frying pan on your Christmas wish list? I'd rather have a steamroller...........
 
Just change ur diet to things that cause a lot of gas. A proper release will clear the way in short order. :woot:
Years ago we were shopping and I let one go :blush: Oh boy not quiet. Well the wife looks at me like :furious: So I said real loud ... Lady that was not nice. Then I ran away, to this day she says don't you dare do that again. She's lucky to have me :shifty:
 
I and my wife were checking into a hotel. She handed the clerk her card. Of course, the clerk dropped her name. I responded, "[t]hat isn't the name you gave me, I want my twenty-five dollars back." It's been two years, she still hasn't forgiven me.

It was worth it for the clerk's reaction.
 
How about the ones who smell as if they've never come in contact with a bar of soap in their entire life? And their clothing hasn't either.
When I was a young man ( the only male option at the time) I was going to take the bus into Boston for school. I didn't want to have my car towed or stolen. Anyways my buddy says do not sit near the front, you will regret it. I thought he was kidding me ... boy did I find out the hard way he was not :gaah: There were maybe five people that had never taken a bath in their life, wow it was unreal.
Lesson learned.
 
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