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Milk, Eggs & Bread
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Permalink Reply by Renee Huddleston on -
Hubby went to Harps a couple of hours ago and they were totally out of milk.
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Permalink Reply by Shelli Russell on
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Wm had no bread or BACON? but lots of milk. How did the cows know to make more?
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Permalink Reply by Duck Bill on -
I was at Harps before 2pm and they was out of Milk, eggs, bananas, potatoes and other things.
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Permalink Reply by David C. Vandiver on -
I often catch myself wondering what all these folks are going to do with all this bread and milk??? Is a snow day really the code for "We will make and eat French Toast all day???" Is there an equal demand for maple syrup??? Inquiring minds want to know!!! And yes, I wonder how those cows are smart enough to know that production needs to go up and keep prices low? Cows well versed in Macroeconomics???? Hmmmmm...*ponders*
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Permalink Reply by Michelle Fraley on -
I have never understood that either. People shoudl be stocking up on canned goods and things that don't have to be cooked in case the power goes out. Bread I can see.
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