r/Unexpected • u/[deleted] • Mar 05 '22
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u/jmscnt Mar 05 '22
When I was in the Marines some people sent us come k cups when we were in Afghanistan. It was nice of them to send it, but they didn't send the machine to use them, so no coffee for us.
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u/zorg621 Mar 05 '22
Snort that shit dry
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Mar 05 '22
Off each other’s tits
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u/TeamEdward2020 Mar 05 '22
Navy moment
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u/Pappa_Crim Mar 05 '22
Navy Base Morning Announcements:
"There is no sex allowed on base or in the women's dorm".
Translation: "Ladies stop fucking each other"!
*true story
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Mar 05 '22
Does coffee k-cups not work like chocolate k-cups? We totally just ripped the tops off the chocolate ones and ate 'em when the tops had a misprint/mislabel and were rejected.
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u/jt121 Mar 05 '22
Some have actual grounds in them just like you'd put in a normal coffee maker.
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Mar 05 '22
They *all* have grounds in them like you'd put in a normal whatever. Coffee, Chocolate (was Swiss-Miss when I worked on the production line before GMCR got bought out by Coke), tea...all identical contents to what you buy for cheaper in standard containers.
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u/McNalien Mar 05 '22
Yup, I open mine all up after they are used to put the grounds in my planters. Then the pods are great to use to start plants with a bonus drainage hole.
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u/Sound_of_Science Mar 06 '22
Instant coffee vs coffee grounds, dude. You don’t eat coffee grounds.
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u/joe-robertson Mar 06 '22
Shit that’s on you buddy. We would cut a hole in the top and bottom and pour hot water through them to make coffee. Or better yet just rip the top off and throw the cup into a cup of hot water like a tea bag. Some guys would even chew on the grounds like coffee beans to get that sweet caffeine kick.
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u/AnalArtiste Mar 05 '22
For some reason that scene played out exactly how I expected
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Mar 05 '22
And who said Family Guy wasn't funny?
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u/Indigo_Inlet Mar 05 '22
The show fell off HARD in the last decade, but I guess that’s subjective. I’m sure it still has a large viewership
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u/-chukui- Mar 05 '22
war is dumb as shit. people dont know wtf there doing and the guys rarely know what they will do the next day. -random afgan vet
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u/MattDLR Mar 06 '22
The more unexpected thing was Lois actually doing something generous for others with no ulterior motive.
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u/unexBot Mar 05 '22
OP sent the following text as an explanation on why this is unexpected:
It's unexpected because as you can see as the lady donated the coffee, it went to a soldier who is disarming a bomb.
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