Ditto!They are collectors items for sports enthusiasts. Imagine paying all that money for a super bowl ticket and not even having a ticket!
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Ditto!They are collectors items for sports enthusiasts. Imagine paying all that money for a super bowl ticket and not even having a ticket!
Raw milk is where it's atNondairy milk (oat milk, soy milk, pea milk, almond milk …) tastes lousy.
When I was a kid, we’d buy it from our neighbors a few houses down the street who had a small farm. We’d get a half gallon, more or less, in a metal cannister, which we’d bring back empty, for 40 cents.
Only one way. And it was tasty. We actually did live about 1/2 a mile uphill from my elementary school though. The first quarter mile was steep as shit, then it was more moderate, then right past our house was another steep hill. Also, when I went to get it or to return the cannister, I tied an onion to my belt, because that was the style at the time.but, I mean, it was up hill right? You were both lucky and grateful to get it?
Come on man, you are scaring me
A few months ago my wife was looking at my middle school year book from when I lived in Oregon. She asked why so many of the kids looked like teachers. Our basketball team had 5 players 6'5" or above and they all looked like they should have been in college. I told her that back in those days we drank milk straight from the cow and bought our meat by the side from local ranchers. We had gardens, chicken, fruit grew wild alongside the road. That food put hair on your chest.Raw milk is where it's at
Did you tell her that’s why you had big feet….A few months ago my wife was looking at my middle school year book from when I lived in Oregon. She asked why so many of the kids looked like teachers. Our basketball team had 5 players 6'5" or above and they all looked like they should have been in college. I told her that back in those days we drank milk straight from the cow and bought our meat by the side from local ranchers. We had gardens, chicken, fruit grew wild alongside the road. That food put hair on your chest.
Did you tell her that’s why you had big feet….