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How many grocery bags do you carry in at one time?

_incogNEATo_
Posts: 4,537 Member
If the answer is not "all of them", then you're doing it all wrong.

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I was really going to say "ALL of them." when I saw the thread title.0
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I carry all of them. Sometimes it feels like I'm going to dislocate a shoulder!0
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Well damn me to Hell MI. I share the load with my husband. *kitten*! He's taking away my job as grocery pack mule!0
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HA - having just went grocery shopping last night, I cracked up over the thread title! I usually carry in the light bag and hubby has to be the pack mule0
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I don't, that's why I got married0
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That's why you bag up then go REALLY fast (for me up two flights of stairs) so nothing actually hits the ground as you juggle it falling.0
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Haha. This is funny. yeah, I try to carry all of them. My hubby shakes his head at me and laughs. My son was so inspired by my craziness that he even designed a backpack with hooks on it for a science project that you could attach all your groceries too. LOL.0
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Definitely more than that guy. Are you telling me I have a future as an Olympic grocery lifter?0
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I take the lazy mans load. (all of them so I don't have to go back twice!!) LMAO0
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Usually all of them and a 12 pack. I'm an overachiever.0
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I always carry all of them in one hand... 2nd hand/arm is for bottled water..0
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If I don't have indented red lines in the crook of my arm for at least an hour afterward, I've slacked.0
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_Captivated_ wrote: »I was really going to say "ALL of them." when I saw the thread title.
Same here. But in all seriousness, I try to get them all into the house in one trip.0 -
My wife is responsible for opening the front door so that I can get to the kitchen without interruption0
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Duh!
Unless I get pop or kitty litter, because, wah.0 -
_incogNEATo_ wrote: »My wife is responsible for opening the front door so that I can get to the kitchen without interruption
Wuss. I get the door of the car, the house and the stairs, all while tripping over the dog, on my own.
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_Captivated_ wrote: »_incogNEATo_ wrote: »My wife is responsible for opening the front door so that I can get to the kitchen without interruption
Wuss. I get the door of the car, the house and the stairs, all while tripping over the dog, on my own.
You disarm the alarm too?0 -
_incogNEATo_ wrote: »_Captivated_ wrote: »_incogNEATo_ wrote: »My wife is responsible for opening the front door so that I can get to the kitchen without interruption
Wuss. I get the door of the car, the house and the stairs, all while tripping over the dog, on my own.
You disarm the alarm too?
The dog IS the alarm.
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4-8, usually thats all of them0
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_incogNEATo_ wrote: »My wife is responsible for opening the front door so that I can get to the kitchen without interruption
Is that what wives are for? I gotta get me one.
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The beauty of having children is making them carry the groceries. They're 5 and 7, so we're working on them carrying 2 bags each.0
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Depends. 6-8 bags probably.0
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I use reusable bags and they go over my shoulder. So all of them =P
I also love the picture of the old couple. SUPER SWEET!!!!0 -
_incogNEATo_ wrote: »Not a very flattering picture but this was a few years ago:
10/10 for also carrying a human being and an unweildly diaper bag. That one is the hardest - I'd do the single grocery run, then come back for the kid. Especially when there was two.0 -
_incogNEATo_ wrote: »Not a very flattering picture but this was a few years ago:
But did you carry all that uphill, in a blizzard?0 -
Katiebear_81 wrote: »The beauty of having children is making them carry the groceries. They're 5 and 7, so we're working on them carrying 2 bags each.
I'll take em all down at once, but it's never a whole lot. I only shop for myself and stick everything except for raw meat and ice cream into reusuable totes, like these:
It's less of a mess than plastic bags.
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spacequiztime wrote: »Katiebear_81 wrote: »
I'll take em all down at once, but it's never a whole lot. I only shop for myself and stick everything except for raw meat and ice cream into reusuable totes,
I hear ya! raw meat in a plastic bag; then reused for dirty kitty litter.0 -
I shop at aldis where I always forget my bags, so I carry one of their shipment boxes lol0
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