The last part may be true, but the first two are definitely not.
The last part may be true, but the first two are definitely not.
Three years or so.
Good’s is alright if you can find a bag that hasn’t sat on the shelf for too long. I’d rank it the same as Snyder’s of Berlin or Mister Bee. A regional hit propped up by homers.
Boulder Canyon is owned by Utz.
Utz is far superior in flavor and pricing. I buy a fair amount of snacks (I leave them by the front door with drinks for the delivery people), and I can buy a 60 ct. box of 1oz. chip bags for $15 or a 40 ct. of the same size from Lays for $25.
I think you mean “deleted by creatorius”
Bonded warehouses are expensive and have limited space.
As someone who feels OLDER than they are, be grateful!
Nowhere in the Holy Bible is it implied God is anything other than a dude. It’s always father this and king that when referring to God.
Unless you mean Joseph is non-binary? In which case, again, no. He’s just a cuckold who didn’t ever consummate his marriage to Mary, and they both died as virgins. Which is honestly the most unbelievable part of the whole story.
Interesting reading pattern. Middle, left, right? Middle, bottom, top?
The staff KNOWS me and what I take. I can’t tell you how valuable that can be. When I call, the pharmacist recognizes my voice.
This is why I don’t go to my local independent. Small towns have no secrets.
Edit: I should add, I do mail order.
Why would I stop using them? All I hear is that I need to be using AI. What’s the point of using it if I have to hide the fact I’m using it.
Could you see this with your eyes or only on the phone? I was about at your latitude but more light pollution, so I thought maybe that was the culprit.
Thought he wasn’t doing shows in America…
Murgh Makhanius
I was there six or seven years ago and the roof/balcony was still a mess, so either it’s constantly messed up or it messed up again.
Beatiful place, a little humid inside of course. Depressing story about the original ownership, though.
As in “Fuck Managed Service Providers.”