OT: Fresh cherries at $2/pound

For me, it's pig-out time <G>

Harry Mary Andruschak wrote:
> For me, it's pig-out time <G>

For me, when they finally show up here in NM, they will probably
be at least $5/lb, given the rapidly rising cost of gas!

FurPaw, green with envy

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"Harry Mary Andruschak" <adoptsoldcats@aol.com> wrote in message
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> For me, it's pig-out time <G>

Don't drink cold milk with them or else you'll end up like Zachary Taylor.

On May 15, 6:16�pm, "news" <n...@news.net> wrote:
> "Harry Mary Andruschak" <adoptsoldc...@aol.com> wrote in messagenews:363a1747-2f13-4e3e-81ee-8f5b719171b3@b1g2000hsg.googlegroups.com...
>
> > For me, it's pig-out time <G>
>
> Don't drink cold milk with them or else you'll end up like Zachary Taylor.

I doubt it. I don't eat pickled cucumbers; and I drink non-fat milk,
not whole milk

Harry Mary Andruschak <adoptsoldcats@aol.com> wrote:

> For me, it's pig-out time <G>

In purchasing power, that's what my half pound cost, too. If I go by the
current exchange rate (a painfully low USD 4.70 per NOK), I paid $19.
They'd better be tasty!

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