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Topic: 366: Let's Do The Time Loaf Again  (Read 28450 times)

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366: Let's Do The Time Loaf Again #30
You know, this preoccupation with making "loaf" a thing is all on you, and you can just stop, right? Like, you can talk like normal people this whole time.

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366: Let's Do The Time Loaf Again #31
everybody uses "loaf" all the time in my loaf
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366: Let's Do The Time Loaf Again #32
Loaf shifted again, we didn't get wooly mammoth burgers back but we do have them in meatballs now.
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366: Let's Do The Time Loaf Again #33
Loaf shifted again, we didn't get wooly mammoth burgers back but we do have them in meatballs now.

Salubrious Rex, March 28, 2023, 06:59:52 pm
It looks like poopie.
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366: Let's Do The Time Loaf Again #34
There's an entire breed of dog that does the elegant sit

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366: Let's Do The Time Loaf Again #35
I'm reading Egg Science and Technology, 4th Edition by William J. Stadelman, PhD and Owen J. Cotterill, PhD... Looks who's foolish now
EGGS ARE A DAIRY ITEM IN THE SUPERMARKET
Eggs are classified as dairy products and are one of the 400-500 items that together are known as the dairy department. Consequendy, supermarket operators do not tend to look at an individual item in terms of total store sales. They are concerned rather with the contribution of the different departments to the total sales and profit picture. Individual products are evaluated in terms of their role in a given departmental grouping.
The point is still correct that eggs aren't dairy in a normal people or nutritional sense. But they are treated as such by supermarket managers, who are unfeeling uncaring machines that only care about numbers.
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