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Welcome to Fairfax Underground, a project site designed to improve communication among residents of Fairfax County, VA. Feel free to post anything Northern Virginia residents would find interesting.
Dry Ice
Posted by:
Jim82
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Date: April 16, 2019 03:54AM
Where can I buy dry ice? I'm in central FFX County. Thanks
Re: Dry Ice
Posted by:
Al the answer man
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Date: April 16, 2019 05:19AM
Dry ice? Buy regular ice, and put it in the dryer.
Re: Dry Ice
Posted by:
Liberal commie scum
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Date: April 16, 2019 05:36AM
Harris Teeter sells it, but not the one at Barcroft Plaza.
Re: Dry Ice
Posted by:
Your daddy
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Date: April 16, 2019 05:44AM
Safeway, Walmart, and Costco all sell it. If you live too far from those places, try cutting the body you are dismembering into smaller pieces, and make stew. It keeps longer in the freezer, and human meat is high in protein. Don't forget to run over the skull with your car and discard the smaller pieces at several different locations.
Re: Dry Ice
Posted by:
embracing diversity
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Date: April 16, 2019 08:18AM
Your daddy Wrote:
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> Safeway, Walmart, and Costco all sell it. If you
> live too far from those places, try cutting the
> body you are dismembering into smaller pieces, and
> make stew. It keeps longer in the freezer, and
> human meat is high in protein. Don't forget to
> run over the skull with your car and discard the
> smaller pieces at several different locations.
That's a lot of trouble. This is Fairfax, not Wyoming. Make it easy on yourself and talk to some of your beaner neighbors. MS-13 now has several portable "body disposal stations" set up around the county and you can probably get them to help out for a small fee or maybe letting them bang your daughter. I don't think there's a link on the county website, but your BOS rep should be able to tell you where they are at any given time.
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> Safeway, Walmart, and Costco all sell it. If you
> live too far from those places, try cutting the
> body you are dismembering into smaller pieces, and
> make stew. It keeps longer in the freezer, and
> human meat is high in protein. Don't forget to
> run over the skull with your car and discard the
> smaller pieces at several different locations.
That's a lot of trouble. This is Fairfax, not Wyoming. Make it easy on yourself and talk to some of your beaner neighbors. MS-13 now has several portable "body disposal stations" set up around the county and you can probably get them to help out for a small fee or maybe letting them bang your daughter. I don't think there's a link on the county website, but your BOS rep should be able to tell you where they are at any given time.
Re: Dry Ice
Posted by:
Oh wow...
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Date: April 16, 2019 08:37AM
^^^ There's a tital assfuck now!
Re: Dry Ice
Posted by:
SierraClubber
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Date: April 16, 2019 09:01AM
I’m looking for freeze-dried water to save weight for backpacking. Does REI sell it?
Re: Dry Ice
Posted by:
gasssdd
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Date: April 16, 2019 12:28PM
I once saw an ad for ‘solid water’ online. It was quite expensive but I had never heard of it before, and wanted to check it out. So I bought it, and it turned out to be ice! I lost a lot of money on that but it was a good lesson to learn.
Re: Dry Ice
Posted by:
pointing out the oblivious
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Date: April 16, 2019 01:40PM
SierraClubber Wrote:
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> I’m looking for freeze-dried water to save
> weight for backpacking. Does REI sell it?
dehydrated water is a better choice, and easier to find...
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> I’m looking for freeze-dried water to save
> weight for backpacking. Does REI sell it?
dehydrated water is a better choice, and easier to find...
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Re: Dry Ice
Posted by:
loqie
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Date: December 27, 2022 03:16PM
Hi! I have never really understood why some people buy packs of ice in various stores at a huge price, if you can make ice yourself without any problems at home with this ice mold.
All you need to do is to fill this mold with water and put it in the freezer for a while and you'll end up with perfectly round ice which you can surprise your guests with.
I hope my answer helps you!
All you need to do is to fill this mold with water and put it in the freezer for a while and you'll end up with perfectly round ice which you can surprise your guests with.
I hope my answer helps you!
Re: Dry Ice
Posted by:
Die Spammer!!!!!
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Date: December 28, 2022 02:27AM
loqie Wrote:
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> Hi! I have never really understood why some people
> buy packs of ice in various stores at a huge
> price, if you can make ice yourself without any
> problems at home with this href="https://bftech.pro/catalog/icepress/">ice
> mold.
> All you need to do is to fill this mold with water
> and put it in the freezer for a while and you'll
> end up with perfectly round ice which you can
> surprise your guests with.
> I hope my answer helps you!
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> Hi! I have never really understood why some people
> buy packs of ice in various stores at a huge
> price, if you can make ice yourself without any
> problems at home with this href="https://bftech.pro/catalog/icepress/">ice
> mold.
> All you need to do is to fill this mold with water
> and put it in the freezer for a while and you'll
> end up with perfectly round ice which you can
> surprise your guests with.
> I hope my answer helps you!
Keep your shitty malware-infested links off this site
Eat shit and die spammer
Keep your shitty malware-infested links off this site
Eat shit and die spammer