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Weirdest thing you've bought in lock down

We absolutely get daily amazon orders (me 32, wife 28, baby 4 months). Nothing super crazy just stuff we would have typically ran to Target/Walgreens for. Also currently painting/putting peel and stick tiles in both bathrooms so random stuff for that
 
Triumvirate is one of my favorite words. Except I usually use it when discussing healthcare/pharma/insurance.
 
Potato/potahto
well, the vodka I'm using for this him experiment is grain. the potato is for drinking straight.

and we're kinda wild & wonderful, but we don't burn couches here ;)
 
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When all this started and our state liquor stores closed, I ordered 5 bottles of booze from a distiller. They ended up double shipping. So I found myself with 4 bottles of vodka, 4 of gin and 2 liters of rum. I knew I'd be taking care of the gin with G&Ts and negronis all summer, but 4 bottles of vodka seemed a bit much.
Getting a lot of alcohol is never a "weird thing". :)
 
Triumvirate is one of my favorite words. Except I usually use it when discussing healthcare/pharma/insurance.
Even I had that last week, the threefer. I was hoping to hit for the cycle - USPS, UPS, FedEx, Amazon. But the Fed Ex got moved back a day, thwarting my goal.
 
Not weird for most, but I purchased a paperback copy of The Intelligent Investor by Benjamin Graham the other day. I’ve never been a big book reader, but as a young investor I’m excited to finally read it after several recommendations.
 
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my parents got my almost 2 yr old a sandbox...i made sure it stays at their house

i bought a set of patio furniture for the deck I finally finished building...and now I can't have people over to enjoy it with
 
A few used books.

I love reading, but since I have a nice library and I hate having stuff in the house, I never purchase books.

Now that the library is closed and I ran out of books from the library (I checked out four books just a mere minutes before it closed indefinitely), I've begun purchasing used books, the cheaper the better.
 
my parents got my almost 2 yr old a sandbox...i made sure it stays at their house

i bought a set of patio furniture for the deck I finally finished building...and now I can't have people over to enjoy it with

You can - just need to sit 6 feet away from them.
 
My wife could give your wife a run for your money. Like you, it seems a package a day is showing up.

A couple weeks ago a package comes and I bring it in the garage (we've been letting packages sit there for a couple days before opening them). I told my wife I just put a package in the garage. She looks at it and says it's a dart board and a board to put it on (so you don't put darts into your wall). I said, "Who's it for?" It was for me and my son. But I haven't played darts in probably 25 years and my son never has. I say, "Why do we need a dart board?" I guess she thought it was a good idea for us to play since there are no live sports on. But we never asked for it and 2 weeks later it's still sitting in the garage unopened.

Darts was the primary past time at UConn. I still have my board and darts I bought junior year. Great scoring apps on iOS or Android too. Teach the kid to play.

My oddball purchases include a pulse oximeter. I find it comforting (or terrifying, depending). I also got airpods to use on Zoom meetings. Mixed results there. Finally got cork yoga blocks. Doing Man Flow Yoga via You Tube. Helps.

I ordered some nice bourbon and Scotch delivered. We are probably saving a lot of money on gas, food, entertainment, travel etc. So what the hell.
 
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Not possible.

He's not making alcohol, he's just flavoring vodka which is really what gin is.

Later, we'll get him to build a still.
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Darts was the primary past time at UConn. I still have my board and darts I bought junior year. Great scoring apps on iOS or Android too. Teach the kid to play.
We spent a lot of time throwing darts at Ted's. We also used to go to a place in Hartford with a good dartboard setup, and they had a huge bottled beer selection in big self-serve refrigerators. You picked out what you wanted and brought it to the bartenders to open it. I can't remember the name of the place to save my life.
 
We spent a lot of time throwing darts at Ted's. We also used to go to a place in Hartford with a good dartboard setup, and they had a huge bottled beer selection in big self-serve refrigerators. You picked out what you wanted and brought it to the bartenders to open it. I can't remember the name of the place to save my life.

I remember that place. If it what I remember it opened not long before I left for law school. Can't recall the name.
 
I bought a "grow your own mushroom" farm.

At first, I thought it was a box of wet mulch, but 4 weeks later, I'm up to my ears in baby portabellos.
This interests me. Do you happen to have a link?
 
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And as I'm in this thread my wife just walked in with another package. Literally exact same time. I said, "Another one?" She said, "It's the only way to buy things these days."
 
UV light to kill the virus?

LOL no - but my wife and I both have tanning memberships - and realized that would just be a money saver in the long run to have our own bed.
 
We spent a lot of time throwing darts at Ted's. We also used to go to a place in Hartford with a good dartboard setup, and they had a huge bottled beer selection in big self-serve refrigerators. You picked out what you wanted and brought it to the bartenders to open it. I can't remember the name of the place to save my life.
Ah yes, The Spigot. Spent many a nights there and yes we played darts there also. I actually still have my own darts that I got to play there.
 
I bought something off an IG ad for the first time during quarantine.. You put this thing in your aux chord and makes your radio bluetooth. Best $5 ive ever spent tbch.
 
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