Poll: Rate these groceries!

[blackcrystal22]

wheres the sexy groceries????? the whipped cream, the cherries???? WTF and most important the big hunk of meat and the fish and crabs and yogurt and most importantly where are the twinkies????

Twinkies...
There are no Twinkies for you in Zombie Land!

[rebeccabecca]

O.k I think I've see it all, rate my puppy,rate my baby but rate my bag of food might be going over the top lol

[dr del]

What do you get if you cross it with a 50% het pied 66% het axanthic albino tomato?

And does anyone have pictures and current prices - I looked on king-groceries and couldn't find any.




dr del (the mans no well )

[Bruce Whitehead]

Walt.

Ok i will try and be nice about this, and I sincerely hope you understand that this comes from a place of love.

The groceries are *fine*. Perhaps not conventionally the best groceries, and as we know "Not ALL groceries are created equally".

But the important thing is how YOU feel about your groceries? I mean you are the one that bought them, and you are the one that has to pay for them, bring them home, unpack them, and then eat them. And your committment does not stop there. If you eat too much then you need to deal with any extra weight, if you do not have enough for your favorite menu item then you may need to buy more, and most importantly, it will be up to you to clean up after them (throw out refuse, dispose of excess food, and recycle).

That my friend is a big committment that may last a whole week!? So I really (and again I am being very sincere here) hope that this something that you have thought through?

What happens if we hate the groceries? Are you going to trash compact them, allow them to go to waste, or worse over spice them and serve them to family and friends?

Like I always tell people, if you need other people's opinions on your groceries, then perhaps you should be eating out?

Buy the groceries you like. Do your research. And be PROUD of what is in that bag! I mean something attracted you to those groceries in the first place right?

Find that and celebrate it everyday!

Sincerely,
Bruce

[waltah!]

Walt.

Ok i will try and be nice about this, and I sincerely hope you understand that this comes from a place of love.

The groceries are *fine*. Perhaps not conventionally the best groceries, and as we know "Not ALL groceries are created equally".

But the important thing is how YOU feel about your groceries? I mean you are the one that bought them, and you are the one that has to pay for them, bring them home, unpack them, and then eat them. And your committment does not stop there. If you eat too much then you need to deal with any extra weight, if you do not have enough for your favorite menu item then you may need to buy more, and most importantly, it will be up to you to clean up after them (throw out refuse, dispose of excess food, and recycle).

That my friend is a big committment that may last a whole week!? So I really (and again I am being very sincere here) hope that this something that you have thought through?

What happens if we hate the groceries? Are you going to trash compact them, allow them to go to waste, or worse over spice them and serve them to family and friends?

Like I always tell people, if you need other people's opinions on your groceries, then perhaps you should be eating out?

Buy the groceries you like. Do your research. And be PROUD of what is in that bag! I mean something attracted you to those groceries in the first place right?

Find that and celebrate it everyday!

Sincerely,
Bruce

Quite possibly the greatest post I have ever read. Thanks for your sage advice, Sir. I thought enough of these particular groceries to bring them home, but I did want everyone else's opinion to ease my possible buyer's remorse. I do realize that with great groceries comes great responsibility, and I do not take that responsibility lightly. I'll be sure to keep everyone posted on all of the happenings with my new bag of groceries.

[Bruce Whitehead]

Quite possibly the greatest post I have ever read. Thanks for your sage advice, Sir. I thought enough of these particular groceries to bring them home, but I did want everyone else's opinion to ease my possible buyer's remorse. I do realize that with great groceries comes great responsibility, and I do not take that responsibility lightly. I'll be sure to keep everyone posted on all of the happenings with my new bag of groceries.

I think photos once they are out of the bag might be a nice way to feel some pride for them. We love photos here.

Bruce

PS: Here is the milk I bought last week. I mean not the best milk, but when I saw it I just had to have it!

Sometimes it is just nice to get updated pictures of a person collection of dairy products to see how they have changed.

[dsirkle]

I think photos once they are out of the bag might be a nice way to feel some pride for them. We love photos here.

Bruce

PS: Here is the milk I bought last week. I mean not the best milk, but when I saw it I just had to have it!

Sometimes it is just nice to get updated pictures of a person collection of dairy products to see how they have changed.

I can remember when milk only came in glass bottles.

[waltah!]

I think photos once they are out of the bag might be a nice way to feel some pride for them. We love photos here.

Bruce

PS: Here is the milk I bought last week. I mean not the best milk, but when I saw it I just had to have it!

Sometimes it is just nice to get updated pictures of a person collection of dairy products to see how they have changed.

Very nice, Bruce! Thanks for the update.
Here is the Pellegrino post unbagging.

With paperwork provided by the grocer, I was able to trace it's lineage all the way back to here.

[ballpythonluvr]

LOL! This is hilarious Walt! Thanks for the laugh!

[Ouroboros]

Twinkies...
There are no Twinkies for you in Zombie Land!

Haha... That is funny! I think that movie was very fun and I sincerely
like the role, Tallahassee. That guy cracks me up about his crave for
Twinkies!

I also like the one rule about cardio.