Demand an exchange for Barbara's Fig Bars, they are way better. Maybe a mix of raspberry and blueberry bars...Scenario:
Your bathtub is full of Fig Newtons.
What do you do next?
Knowing you, I get the strange feeling that this isn't hypothetical.Scenario:
Your bathtub is full of Fig Newtons.
What do you do next?
If this isn't hypothetical how would you manage procuring enough fig newtons to fill a bath tub? As I am assuming a normal bath tubs holds between 15 and 20 gallons. Where do you get 15-20 gallons of fig newtons?Knowing you, I get the strange feeling that this isn't hypothetical.
Something you wanna share?
The whole supply of Fig Newtons from every supermarket within a 5 mile radius of your house. Besides, I think a tub is probably closer to 30 gallons.Where do you get 15-20 gallons of fig newtons?
Do you ALWAYS have to pimp some quasi-counterculture alternative to every product ever mentioned on this site? Jesus Christ man! It gets old.Demand an exchange for Barbara's Fig Bars, they are way better. Maybe a mix of raspberry and blueberry bars...
Barbara's Fig Bars
Do you ALWAYS have to pimp some quasi-counterculture alternative to every product ever mentioned on this site? Jesus Christ man! It gets old.
Boohoo. Why do we have to hear about overpriced bikes and microbrew all the time. Wash the sand outDo you ALWAYS have to pimp some quasi-counterculture alternative to every product ever mentioned on this site? Jesus Christ man! It gets old.
Thats just too many fig newtons. I think my brain crapped itself thinking about how many packages that is.Besides, I think a tub is probably closer to 30 gallons.
Naw. Our bathtub is roughly 23" x 51" x 14", 16,400 cubic inches, which comes out to about 70 gallons.The whole supply of Fig Newtons from every supermarket within a 5 mile radius of your house. Besides, I think a tub is probably closer to 30 gallons.
This keeps getting more insaneNaw. Our bathtub is roughly 23" x 51" x 14", 16,400 cubic inches, which comes out to about 70 gallons.
If you don't have a good idea of the volume of your bathtub then you, sirrah, are a Godless Communist!This keeps getting more insane
that amount does not exist.Thats just too many fig newtons.
ActuallyNaw. Our bathtub is roughly 23" x 51" x 14", 16,400 cubic inches, which comes out to about 70 gallons.
yahoo answears said:The capacity of an average, US, standard run-of-the-mill built in bathtub filled up to the very bottom of the overflow, which is as full as you can get it is approx. 42 gallons
Let me clarify. All the standard size American Standard tubs are 42 gallons. I also went to the Kohler site and they are the same.
I can and have lived on them before!!that amount does not exist.
I'm from Australia.WTF IS WRONG WITH YOU?
Old, clawfoot tubs would hold 70 gallons. New jacuzzi tubs are pretty big, too.Actully
oh ok. i thought you might have been a waterhead or lived under a rock, but i stand corrected.I'm from Australia.
Are they like our koala bars? Those and crocodile bites are our top chocolates
yeah not too bad. i'm still trying to convince a confectionary company to develop the koala bar though...oh ok. i thought you might have been a waterhead or lived under a rock, but i stand corrected.
how are things going in my second favorite country?
nice! one of those places is a proper city!i visited sydney and perth and freemantle im 2001, it was awesome.
saffers?nice! one of those places is a proper city!
because of the mining boom Western Australia wants to become its own cuntry. i wish they would - they're practically Saffers anyway
Haphazardly. If they're stacked neatly, the Newton flux becomes too great and it goes critical.Are the Newtons stacked neatly, or haphazardly tossed in?