BJ'S
 

Last week I picked up a bucket of ICE-MELT at BJ'S $19.95 SAID 50lbs,when I opened it it was 90% full, that S@%^S When my son came over he asked me to pick up some for him. I went back up to get some an was going to ASK about the bucket not being full.BUT they were OUT. so I shot next door to LOWES' 50lb BAG $18.95 thats sounds better + 10% discount as a veteran. I kept the BUCKET so I could refull w/ the Bag. I Cut it an FILLED the BUCKET an still had 1/4 of the BAG LEFT. WHAT weight system is BJ'S using :fury:
GOOD LUCK GOOD SHOPPING:smash:

Perhaps the previous ice melt was denser and thus had less volume.

Weigh it. I'm sure it weighs 50 lbs.
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that would depend on
 

how many pieces of powdered rock salt was in the Bj's Bucket

I was wondering how a thread with the title BJ's could be in the grumpy old farts forum. I forgot about the store with that name.

damn that was good.

x2

With that title this thread is disappointing.

:nopics:

:hihi:

not to mention it was started by someone with the name "salty dog":yak4:

:rotf2:

I thought CS got lucky :soon:

Which weighs more, a pound of gold or a pound of feathers :smash:

My cereal boxes are never full:fury::smash: they say 10 ounces but it doesn't reach the top:confused:



;)

just kidding

BTW, WOW on that plug contest plug you sent in :btu:

That's really a trick question, you know. A pound of feathers is heavier than a pound of gold. :uhuh:

The reason is, gold is measured and sold by the Troy ounce, and there are just a little more than 14 Troy ounces in a pound. ;)