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VT2IT
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You never did answer my question regarding the expense of that white cheese.......

Go on outside and wrap your hands around old bossie and see if you can answer it for me....
What the hell are you talking about now? Are you off your meds again?


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Gigond Ass
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Originally posted by Gigond Ass:
You never did answer my question regarding the expense of that white cheese.......

Go on outside and wrap your hands around old bossie and see if you can answer it for me....
What the hell are you talking about now? Are you off your meds again?
No. Not off the meds. It's a well established fact that you are a dairy farmer............From Vermont........

Now tell us why you charge more for the white cheddar than the plain yellow stuff......


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Sorry GA, but your ignorance is showing again. I may have tipped some cows in my youth, but I've never milked one. Besides, isn't your state the one that advertises how they have happy cows. Are you the one making them so happy?


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Farming is a noble profession. No sense in you showing false modesty.........

..........Although dairy farming certainly is the most odiferous of the farming disciplines.

How do you get that smell out of your clothes?


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Root vegetables are not in the same league as other vegetables. I not sure if they are even food. They were only consumed during the winter to keep from staving to death, while you waited for spring and the return of real vegetables. Now that we have supermarkets, and it's not the stone age, there is no reason to ever eat a turnip or rutabaga. PS, carrots are okay though.


I know I am in the minority with GA, but I do enjoy root vegetables. Sweet potatoes and parsnips are my favorites. I also enjoy fall veggies too (spinach, leeks, broccoli, cauliflower, various greens, etc). All of these are awesome. Winter squash are great as well - do you all really not like this stuff?
 
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Best thing about summer ending is college football. Go Hawkeyes! Razz
 
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It beautiful in Little Rock today. Cool and sunny. I am so glad Fall is on it's way. I'm going to grill for dinner.
 
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It beautiful in Little Rock today. Cool and sunny. I am so glad Fall is on it's way. I'm going to grill for dinner.


I am happy about fall as well - the weather finally cooled off here in NC. Yesterday was beautiful and today the high is in the low to mid 70s. The low last night was 49. So much nicer than 90+ degree weather!
 
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Thanks for the reply. I enjoyed grilling since the temps went down. I can't wait for the real Fall temps to stay.
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It beautiful in Little Rock today. Cool and sunny. I am so glad Fall is on it's way. I'm going to grill for dinner.


I am happy about fall as well - the weather finally cooled off here in NC. Yesterday was beautiful and today the high is in the low to mid 70s. The low last night was 49. So much nicer than 90+ degree weather!
 
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I have mixed feelings about this. In Chicago it had already cooled off and I was enjoying the thought of "Big Red Wine" season beginning. This week is warmer and I'm finishing my last rose as I write this and I am saddened by that.



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