Really not so much of a Big Deal but, some folks may get excited about it.

The County and State are busily working on extending Lake Andrew Drive from Viera to the South and hooking it up with the end of Pineda Causeway (West of 95). From there Costco is going to go in on one of the corners.

They have been plowing the shit out of the St John's floodplain and I was wondering why.

Costco. That figures.

Does the state even bother with wetlands mitigation anymore?

It is a cost savings on things I suppose. The convenience of driving a mile to Pineda and then the basically straight shot there will get me through the door once a month or so. What I really would like to see is a Trader Joe's. Too bad the MI location fell through.

BAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAH

Not sure what is so funny, but ok.

I'd rather see them in Palm Bay. Took long enough.I think ?Brevard was long somewhat retail-suppressed on the logic that Brevardians should drive to Orlando. I haven't been to Costco in 20 years, but up in their home region of the PNW, they were extremely useful. Come mango season, they might possibly have a Brevard mango grower selling fruit some weekend.

Edited: 05/14/2020 at 09:33 AM by ww

WoOOSh is what's funny. That you dont get it (again) is amusing too

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Look, the troll is following me around like a lost puppy. A married dude shopping for crap at costco or wanting the wife to be happy with a trader joe's, absolute hilarious shit right there. Someone get this guy his own netflix comedy show.

Edited: 05/20/2020 at 05:16 AM by RiddleMe

^ you mad?

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Never been to a trader joes. I've heard stories about the 2 buck chuck. What kind of store is it? SOunds like Aldi meats whole foods. I have no clue.

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I’VE SWORN AN OATH OF SOLITUDE UNTIL THE PESTILENCE IS PURGED FROM THESE LANDS.

nope, but you are. stay triggered my friend

@Hap. Pretty healthy food, generally as locally sourced as possible though not always. Cheaper than publix and way cheaper than whole paycheck with generally better quality. ALdi's and TJ owned by same parent company I believe. Generally #1 or #2 ranked grocery store chain in the country.

Edited: 05/20/2020 at 06:32 PM by RiddleMe

you mad, and I will never be your "friend"

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^^^ That sounds pretty triggered LOL


Seriously Stirry, why ARE you following him around like a lost puppy? It's sad to watch.

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Edited: 05/20/2020 at 07:48 PM by fishkller

YOU ^ are a fokken troll tribute . Sad you say? who's followin who?

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yup. snowflake troll got triggered and is melting all over the place

if you are talkin about the tribute troll fishkller , he sure did. nsr is in a rage!

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Sounds good. Lovin Aldi lately. I shop delivery lately and I pull up Aldi, Publix, WD, and Walmart. Aldi kills them all on most stuff and the food is really good. What I'd get at aldi at 150 bucks would cost me 300 or more at Publix. Walmart comes close.

But back to Ding's topic. What is better, Costco, Sam's or BJ's. I never shop any. I see BJ's is on instacart. I never want to fork out the dough because I rarely go to mainland.

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I’VE SWORN AN OATH OF SOLITUDE UNTIL THE PESTILENCE IS PURGED FROM THESE LANDS.

he IS. can you believe he thinks i'm his friend?

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