bagging it

[teaz0r]

sorry this topic : top al qaeda guy is bagged (http://forums.yellowworld.org/index.php?s=&act=ST&f=5&t=6589&view=getlastpost), made me think about bagging groceries.

i like plastic bags.
i like it when they put my girly products, ie. tampons, into a paper bag and then a plastic bag.

[VV o n g B a]

they still use paper? i haven't seen a paper bag i a looong time.

[bigwong235]

plastic. but paper bags are good for arts and crafts projects w/the little kiddies. :dance:

[teaz0r]

you do projects with kids? aww!


paper bag masks. i remember those.
i like paper bags.

[amietron]

plastic is fine. but if i have heavy groceries, plan on double bagging, or paper in plastic. thanks.

[teaz0r]

when i was a kid, these american kids would come to school
with their lunches in paper bags. i was so jealous. i wanted
those. i never went to school with a packed lunch. i always
bought my meals. all i wanted was a paper bag. :cry:

[bigwong235]

*hands pipsy a paper bag lunch w/sandwich juice and cookies*

[amietron]

no lunch box? ever? :o

[teaz0r]

Originally posted by bigwong235@Mar 2 2003, 06:13 PM
*hands pipsy a paper bag lunch w/sandwich juice and cookies*
thank you sweetie.

amie: i had lunch boxes. but i never brought them to school. cuz...
:cry: my cook refused to make sandwiches.

i didn't have a peanut butter jelly sandwich till i was in 4th grade i think.
:cry: :cry:

[tapestrybabe]

you know what...
you know how you go grocery shopping.. and you either have plastic or brown bags... well, theres this grocery store in my town that uses neither...

but you pack your groceries in these recycled cardboard boxes that was origionally used to pack all the foods in.. you know what i'm saying...

it makes sense... but its just an odd site...

[teaz0r]

Originally posted by tapestrybabe@Mar 2 2003, 11:39 PM
you know what...
you know how you go grocery shopping.. and you either have plastic or brown bags... well, theres this grocery store in my town that uses neither...

but you pack your groceries in these recycled cardboard boxes that was origionally used to pack all the foods in.. you know what i'm saying...

it makes sense... but its just an odd site...
it does make sense, and makes carrying stuff a lot easier i would imagine.
instead of like swinging around with three million bags you carry one or two boxes.

ooh. i like.

[kangal]

Originally posted by tapestrybabe@Mar 2 2003, 10:39 AM
you know what...
you know how you go grocery shopping.. and you either have plastic or brown bags... well, theres this grocery store in my town that uses neither...

but you pack your groceries in these recycled cardboard boxes that was origionally used to pack all the foods in.. you know what i'm saying...

it makes sense... but its just an odd site...
yeah, they do that at sam's clubs and etc....i always felt like a rich man when i could put my 2 lb. box of cheetos into those crates and take it to my car ..

[teaz0r]

aww! you get off on text and you feel like a rich man carrying 2lb boxes of cheetos!!!

:blink:

=)

[Commando_turned_MD]

Paper bag.......

I have a huge collection of paper bags...........Just in case I meet an ulgy chick.......

[teaz0r]

paper bag sex, reminds me of that naked gun movie, with body condoms.

[Napoleon Chynamite]

Paper bags are more practical. I'm an impractical and inefficient person, so I always choose plastic.

[Hiroshi2]

Originally posted by pipSy@Mar 2 2003, 03:50 AM
sorry this topic : top al qaeda guy is bagged (http://forums.yellowworld.org/index.php?s=&act=ST&f=5&t=6589&view=getlastpost), made me think about bagging groceries.

i like plastic bags.
i like it when they put my girly products, ie. tampons, into a paper bag and then a plastic bag.
Ha ha I had to laugh at this topic. Talk about mindless chatter :lol:

But, to answer your question, I prefer plastic bags. Even though they hold less than paper bags, you can carry four or five of them at a time and overall it takes less time to get 'em all out the car.

[amietron]

when i start going grocery shopping on a regular basis, like in college, i think i'm gonna be environmental friendly, and have my groceries bagged in a big cloth bag.

[teaz0r]

Originally posted by amietron@Mar 3 2003, 02:23 AM
when i start going grocery shopping on a regular basis, like in college, i think i'm gonna be environmental friendly, and have my groceries bagged in a big cloth bag.
awwwwwwwww :luv: :luv:
enviromentally friendly!!!!!!!!!
you're such a great kid =)

[Napoleon Chynamite]

Paper bags are usually bigger and more firm. Bigger firm things always rule over soft saggy things. Even if you u choose plastic, it's more practical to put that bag inside a paper bag.

[amietron]

Originally posted by FrozenPizza@Mar 2 2003, 11:30 AM
Even if you u choose plastic, it's more practical to put that bag inside a paper bag.
i'm a big fan of paper in plastic. makes me feel confident that my items aren't gonna fall through the bag. and paper bags don't swing around as much as those plastic ones.

[purezero]

Originally posted by tapestrybabe@Mar 2 2003, 08:39 AM
you know what...
you know how you go grocery shopping.. and you either have plastic or brown bags... well, theres this grocery store in my town that uses neither...

but you pack your groceries in these recycled cardboard boxes that was origionally used to pack all the foods in.. you know what i'm saying...

it makes sense... but its just an odd site...
COSTCO does that. Go wholesale stores.

Either or is fine with me. I remember that I used to love paper bags, I used to write all over them and carry them around. And when I had plastic bags, I used to swing it around.

[purezero]

Originally posted by tazadar@Mar 2 2003, 11:25 AM
Plastic bags are more practical. Didn't you took the "how Asian are you test" thread? If you're an "Hella Asian", you use plastic bags as garbage bags.
I do that! And so do the rest of the people in my family. The only time we use garbage bags is when we clean up the backyard, we stuff all the branches and all that in there, or after a HUGE family dinner gathering.

[kangal]

Originally posted by pipSy@Mar 2 2003, 12:02 PM
aww! you get off on text and you feel like a rich man carrying 2lb boxes of cheetos!!!

:blink:

=)
i've been zinged again....but i love it....thanks pips for making me feel super special :dance:

[teaz0r]

Originally posted by kangal@Mar 3 2003, 04:02 AM
Originally posted by pipSy@Mar 2 2003, 12:02 PM
aww! you get off on text and you feel like a rich man carrying 2lb boxes of cheetos!!!

:blink:

=)
i've been zinged again....but i love it....thanks pips for making me feel super special :dance:
always a pleasure =)
*smooch*!

[pfc beansprout]

Originally posted by amietron@Mar 2 2003, 02:23 PM
when i start going grocery shopping on a regular basis, like in college, i think i'm gonna be environmental friendly, and have my groceries bagged in a big cloth bag.
heh...good luck doin that....i thought i was gonna be like that (envir. friendly), but honestly, it's hard to make the time...

anyhow, paper when i get to pick....u can bag more things in them

[Napoleon Chynamite]

Originally posted by FrozenPizza@Mar 2 2003, 11:30 AM
Paper bags are usually bigger and more firm. Bigger firm things always rule over soft saggy things. Even if you u choose plastic, it's more practical to put that bag inside a paper bag.
I'm on crack....what I meant was, you put the paper bag inside the plastic bag. Yea, that's it.

[angelwiththesword]

the plastic bags rip too easily.
i prefer the old fashioned paper bags of doom

[tvbdude]

I use paper inside of plastic. why do baggers ask for paper or plastic anyways? is it because some people are allergic to plastic?

[Hiroshi2]

Originally posted by tvbdude@Mar 3 2003, 12:39 AM
I use paper inside of plastic. why do baggers ask for paper or plastic anyways? is it because some people are allergic to plastic?
Well, no, it's just preference. Like you see everyone here has different reasons for wanting either/or, so they want to satisfy their customers right down to the simple choice of paper/plastic. ;)