Today at Home Depot

gmerkt · Oct 23, 2023

One gallon of paint thinner, $18.00. One gallon of lacquer thinner, $23.00.

Heyjoe · Oct 23, 2023

Sad part is this is just the beginning of woes due to rampant spending started under the last administration and continued to the present. The hope I have is that we wake up in time collectively to decorate the lampposts with the corpses of these backstabbing usurpers.

TTSX · Oct 23, 2023

TBH,I have no idea if that's a lot for those products. I've purchased one or the other possibly once ever and it was a quart at best. Still have some today.

ob1 · Oct 23, 2023

Heyjoe said:
Sad part is this is just the beginning of woes due to rampant spending started under the last administration and continued to the present. The hope I have is that we wake up in time collectively to decorate the lampposts with the corpses of these backstabbing usurpers.

Frankly, I don't recall doing much rampant spending in the past several years, except for absolute essentials. You know, like on ammo and Cheetos.

That being said, Italy seems to have adopted the most practical method of regime change in the 1940's.

P7M13 · Oct 23, 2023

TTSX said:
TBH,I have no idea if that's a lot for those products. I've purchased one or the other possibly once ever and it was a quart at best. Still have some today.

the last two times I purchased Laquer thinner were $13 and $10 respectively. Generally when I've wanted to get mineral spirits, acetone or laquer thinner, I'll go to a paint store where I have a commercial account.

Provincial · Oct 24, 2023

ob1 said:
Frankly, I don't recall doing much rampant spending in the past several years, except for absolute essentials. You know, like on ammo and Cheetos.

That being said, Italy seems to have adopted the most practical method of regime change in the 1940's.

An Romania in the 1989.

Heyjoe · Oct 24, 2023

ob1 said:
Frankly, I don't recall doing much rampant spending in the past several years, except for absolute essentials. You know, like on ammo and Cheetos.

That being said, Italy seems to have adopted the most practical method of regime change in the 1940's.

Your public servants (left and right) were shopping on your behalf, they lost the farm. Write them a thank you letter for their amazing efforts.

Jay Walk · Oct 27, 2023

Take a look around the house and if you have the funds then stock up on everything you can.
It is all on sale today and you can actually find it.

This will be a much higher return to you than the stock market.

Bacchus · Oct 27, 2023

Provincial said:
An Romania in the 1989.

And France in the 1790s.

Hanhoon · Dec 6, 2023

Ladies and germs, based on my research, I think we haven't seen anything yet. Wait till we are paying a lot more than we are right now. The petro dollar ain't what it used to be and the dollar is on its way out.

You guys hear about the $16 Big Mac Meal? Lol

jbett98 · Dec 18, 2023

Estate sales are great places to stock up on this type of stuff.
The vendors don't want to deal with disposing of chemicals, so they price it cheap.
All type of chemicals like lawn fertilizer, propane bottles, cleaning fluids, you name it.

TTSX · Dec 18, 2023

jbett98 said:
Estate sales are great places to stock up on this type of stuff.
The vendors don't want to deal with disposing of chemicals, so they price it cheap.
All type of chemicals like lawn fertilizer, propane bottles, cleaning fluids, you name it.

Yes sir, I'd like to buy the 500lbs of ammonium nitrate and the couple drums of old diesel out back. Maybe that van in the blackberries, too... No I've never been to Oklahoma City, why do you ask???