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Abs of Flabs
Panera does not serve delicacies.
I consider blueberry sourdough bagel is a delicacy.
Good Bad & The Monkey
Frozen and canned brings suspicions of what was added to them. Besides, buying fresh vegetables fosters world peace and tastes better.
It depends on who did the feezing or canning.
Buying fresh veggies in the Northern Hemisphere in January requires a dependence on petroleum and therefore sends money to terrorists.
I'm running somewhere tomorrow. It's going to be beautiful. I can't wait.
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Possibly less petroleum per unit weight than locally grown, though.
It depends on who did the feezing or canning. Buying fresh veggies in the Northern Hemisphere in January requires a dependence on petroleum and therefore sends money to terrorists.
Freezing, canning, pumpkin pies. Do you bottle your own beer and wine, too? And you have time for a daily 10 mile (or more) run? You can't get off the internet long enough ...
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Depends on whether you fertilize with nitrogen-based chemicals or not.
I try to tell myself that this explains why washington state apples are more expensive in washington state than texas... but really I suppose it's a more complicated matter of 'what the market will bear'.
Damn apples.
I try to tell myself that this explains why washington state apples are more expensive in washington state than texas... but really I suppose it's a more complicated matter of 'what the market will bear'. Damn apples.
I've heard this before.
But then again I have very personal reasons why I won't eat texas apples.
Lazy idiot
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I've heard this before. But then again I have very personal reasons why I won't eat texas apples.
Yes, nobody wants a texas apple. Though I did mean a washington state apple purchased 2,000 miles away in texas.
We all ride horses in texas, so we have lots of horse apples.
The Crap Whisperer
Yes, nobody wants a texas apple. Though I did mean a washington state apple purchased 2,000 miles away in texas. We all ride horses in texas, so we have lots of horse apples.
We call them road apples in Kansas. They smell funny.
Being the best tiny spec that I can be!
We call them monkey balls. But that should not surpirse you.
I have very personal reasons why I won't eat monkey balls. But that should not surprise you either.
Well now that's just dramatic!
As for Kansas, I figured those apples were made from soy.