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May 1, 2008 at 10:56 PM #197709May 1, 2008 at 11:51 PM #197616
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ParticipantKev, I am not disagreeing with you because you have a point but bar patronage is never a good indicator or economic conditions, beer is recession proof.
May 1, 2008 at 11:51 PM #197653ParticipantKev, I am not disagreeing with you because you have a point but bar patronage is never a good indicator or economic conditions, beer is recession proof.
May 1, 2008 at 11:51 PM #197679ParticipantKev, I am not disagreeing with you because you have a point but bar patronage is never a good indicator or economic conditions, beer is recession proof.
May 1, 2008 at 11:51 PM #197701ParticipantKev, I am not disagreeing with you because you have a point but bar patronage is never a good indicator or economic conditions, beer is recession proof.
May 1, 2008 at 11:51 PM #197740ParticipantKev, I am not disagreeing with you because you have a point but bar patronage is never a good indicator or economic conditions, beer is recession proof.
May 2, 2008 at 5:37 AM #197636Anonymous
GuestIf food gets more expensive, maybe some of the morbidly obese people I see everywhere will lose a few pounds.
And if oil prices continue to rise, we will see a switch to cars with better mileage or maybe even electric cars.The only downside is that starving people in Third World countries will have to beg more food from the worlds most hated country: the US of A. That must really piss them off. I know it pisses me off when they bite the hand that feeds them.
Maybe they should “just say no” to capitalist oppressor wheat?
May 2, 2008 at 5:37 AM #197673GuestIf food gets more expensive, maybe some of the morbidly obese people I see everywhere will lose a few pounds.
And if oil prices continue to rise, we will see a switch to cars with better mileage or maybe even electric cars.The only downside is that starving people in Third World countries will have to beg more food from the worlds most hated country: the US of A. That must really piss them off. I know it pisses me off when they bite the hand that feeds them.
Maybe they should “just say no” to capitalist oppressor wheat?
May 2, 2008 at 5:37 AM #197699GuestIf food gets more expensive, maybe some of the morbidly obese people I see everywhere will lose a few pounds.
And if oil prices continue to rise, we will see a switch to cars with better mileage or maybe even electric cars.The only downside is that starving people in Third World countries will have to beg more food from the worlds most hated country: the US of A. That must really piss them off. I know it pisses me off when they bite the hand that feeds them.
Maybe they should “just say no” to capitalist oppressor wheat?
May 2, 2008 at 5:37 AM #197721GuestIf food gets more expensive, maybe some of the morbidly obese people I see everywhere will lose a few pounds.
And if oil prices continue to rise, we will see a switch to cars with better mileage or maybe even electric cars.The only downside is that starving people in Third World countries will have to beg more food from the worlds most hated country: the US of A. That must really piss them off. I know it pisses me off when they bite the hand that feeds them.
Maybe they should “just say no” to capitalist oppressor wheat?
May 2, 2008 at 5:37 AM #197760GuestIf food gets more expensive, maybe some of the morbidly obese people I see everywhere will lose a few pounds.
And if oil prices continue to rise, we will see a switch to cars with better mileage or maybe even electric cars.The only downside is that starving people in Third World countries will have to beg more food from the worlds most hated country: the US of A. That must really piss them off. I know it pisses me off when they bite the hand that feeds them.
Maybe they should “just say no” to capitalist oppressor wheat?
May 2, 2008 at 5:37 AM #197641GuestIf food gets more expensive, maybe some of the morbidly obese people I see everywhere will lose a few pounds.
And if oil prices continue to rise, we will see a switch to cars with better mileage or maybe even electric cars.The only downside is that starving people in Third World countries will have to beg more food from the worlds most hated country: the US of A. That must really piss them off. I know it pisses me off when they bite the hand that feeds them.
Maybe they should “just say no” to capitalist oppressor wheat?
May 2, 2008 at 5:37 AM #197678GuestIf food gets more expensive, maybe some of the morbidly obese people I see everywhere will lose a few pounds.
And if oil prices continue to rise, we will see a switch to cars with better mileage or maybe even electric cars.The only downside is that starving people in Third World countries will have to beg more food from the worlds most hated country: the US of A. That must really piss them off. I know it pisses me off when they bite the hand that feeds them.
Maybe they should “just say no” to capitalist oppressor wheat?
May 2, 2008 at 5:37 AM #197705GuestIf food gets more expensive, maybe some of the morbidly obese people I see everywhere will lose a few pounds.
And if oil prices continue to rise, we will see a switch to cars with better mileage or maybe even electric cars.The only downside is that starving people in Third World countries will have to beg more food from the worlds most hated country: the US of A. That must really piss them off. I know it pisses me off when they bite the hand that feeds them.
Maybe they should “just say no” to capitalist oppressor wheat?
May 2, 2008 at 5:37 AM #197727GuestIf food gets more expensive, maybe some of the morbidly obese people I see everywhere will lose a few pounds.
And if oil prices continue to rise, we will see a switch to cars with better mileage or maybe even electric cars.The only downside is that starving people in Third World countries will have to beg more food from the worlds most hated country: the US of A. That must really piss them off. I know it pisses me off when they bite the hand that feeds them.
Maybe they should “just say no” to capitalist oppressor wheat?
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