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how much would you pay for a gallon of milk?
"jmcquown" > wrote in message
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> "Bryan" wrote in message
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> On Sep 22, 9:53 am, "jmcquown" > wrote:
>> "ImStillMags" wrote in message
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>> On Sep 21, 5:58 pm, "Somebody" > wrote:
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>> > The ex was out of milk the other day, and her kids wanted some. So she
>> > went
>> > to the organic store near her, they had a gallon... for $12! Who
>> > would
>> > pay
>> > that?
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> There is a farm near Chicago that sells raw Guernsey milk for $9/
> gallon. We were going to buy some when we went there last week, but
> basically just ran out of time. Next time we visit Chicago, it'll be
> high on our list. Now that my wife bought a membership to the Art
> Institute, we'll be going there at least twice a year.
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>> I would pay $0. I don't drink milk. IMHO the only ones who should
>> drink cows milk are baby cows/calves.
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> It's good that you are humble about your idiotic opinion.
>
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>> I love milk. I drink fat-free milk; had a tall glass of it yesterday, as
>> a
>> matter of fact 
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>> I bought a half gallon last week for $2.65. It's pricier than it used to
>> be, sure. But consider the drought conditions in the U.S. this year.
>> The
>> price of everything has gone up.
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>> "Organic" food ****es me off. It's just an excuse for retailers to
>> charge
>> more because someone slapped a label on it.
>> Jill
> Why does it **** you off? Is somebody forcing you to buy it? More
> likely you just have a nasty disposition, and are looking for things
> to be ****ed off about. Though in your defense, I can see how
> drinking that insipid, white sugar water might induce joylessness.
>
> --Bryan
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> I don't buy anything with a label proclaiming it's organic, because
> there's no way to verify the claim.
Nonsense!
http://www.alternet.org/story/94146/...eally_organic/
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