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oops..dat was coke.

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dumbfuckmotherfucker, whahaaahaaaahaa. Good night I’m packing it in.

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Did you watch the video I linked to?

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That’s because the village water smelled years ago. it has since been corrected, but just try to explain.

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Hee, hee…Penn was awesome in exposing water hypocrisy.

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Yo BFH where is that Corregeous Vid. The two lads in Lybia.?

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Edith Mc. Man there is nothing like a cabbage sandwich. White bread with butter and about half an inch of green leaf cabbage. Man, better that fukin’caviar.

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So … I’d like to see a chart with the different tax rates on each of these and see where gas stacks up then.

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No Shit, that’s gotta be worse then a Chili Breeze.

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@Fur

I watched the video. But I am not convinced.

Fur, have you ever heard of fluoridation?

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=s5eraQWCYzQ

My precious bodily fluids remain precious because of distilled water.

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Seriously, that video was incredible Fur. We stopped with the tap filters, refrigerator gallon filtered containers, and bottled water a long time ago. We got tired of spending the money. Once in a while, on a hot day, my son will grab a cold bottle at the store, especially if he’s going on one of his long walks.

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That does it!!!

From now on I’m filling my truck with Clorax

…oh, wait

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Jorel — That is the only reason to even THINK about buying bottled water. Quick convenience. If you’re planning an outing, you can fill up some containers at home. If it’s a spur-of-the-moment thing, then a few bottles of store-bought water is fine.

I make powdered milk for the family. I use tap water. Tastes fine.

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Oh, and in my neck of the woods, milk is about $3.50 a gallon and gas is $4.50 a gallon.

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@ Moe Tom -

Is that a raw cabbage leaf, a steamed one or a thoroughly cooked one? Just the bread and BUTTER sound good right now.

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The guy who did this chart probably consumes several gallons of Robitusson each week.

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But conservatives had SOME NERVE saying how many condoms Sandra Fluke could have purchased with three thousand dollars.

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sure, the hippies probably consume more designer bottled water than gasoline in a week since cars are evil and they ride their bicycles and take the bus everywhere.

academics tend to forget that the working class who support them actually need to drive cars and (gasp) trucks in the course of the day in order to build and maintain the communistic academic utopia in which their argument with that chart makes sense.

btw look @ the cost/gal of printer ink. the outrage!

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First, where the hell is milk 6 bucks a gallon? second, I don’t use 30 gallons of orange juice a week. Library fuck

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I wonder what he pays for a gallon of semen.

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You’re right…this chart is pointless.

Some of those items make about as much sense as these:
Gallon of Gold = $220,000
Gallon of 2003 Dom Perignon = $800

As Breitbart would say, “So?”

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Gallon of shit.

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Like the dead white dude said about the dead French dudes: “They know the price of everything and the value of nothing.”

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That must be upper level economics for an affirmative action student.

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CLEARLY this shows that food prices are WAY TOO HIGH. What we now need is the ObamaFood plan (similar to ObamaCare). Food companies are clearly making obscence profits and are driving up the costs at the expense of Main Street. We need to level the playing field and provide access to to quality food for everyone. My grandmother, lives in Florida, yesterday she went to buy some asparagus annnnnd… BLAH BLAH BLAH.

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She forgot a quart of Fame Daddy sperm – $785,000/white daddy; – $827,000/asian daddy; – $29.99 Buy one-Get one free/Long-legged Mack-Daddy

http://famedaddy.com/
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That’s beautiful, finally a chart that details all the everyday things that the cost has exploded on under Obama.

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i never listened to hannity much, but, didn’t he do dem shit like that?

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Boobie. I should be boiled. Mustard, salt and pepper. Yummy.

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Doesn’t this kinda negate the “Greedy Oil Company” BullShit?

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First up, as mentioned, someone needs to do a chart listing from 2008 for comparison.

Second up, the chart is dumb on its face. How are you supposed to average shampoo price when it ranges from 1 to 30 dollars for an 8 oz bottle? Is Dom Perignon on the oft-purchased list? So much stupid.

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