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OTOH, it *could* just be a lurker who knows Pubby's rules about posting negative stuff about a commerce member and chose to send a PM instead. There are literally *hundreds* of members who have never posted before, so I wouldn't automatically blow someone's opinion off based on that.

Best tonight: Joshua, Phillip, Skylar, Hollie, and maybe Erika Send 'em home tomorrow or soon: HeeJun, Shannon, Elise, DeAndre

I still have my receipt ... The 'regular' yogurts were .39; the whipped mousse yogurts were .49. The chewy granola bars were $1.89. The most expensive thing I bought was the Irish Creme pie - it was $5.99 and *totally* worth it!

I sent the promo to my cousin - I wonder if he was there? He has a new blue Harley ....

Serves 'em right for having one more guy than gal. They should just do away with the goofy 'save' thing they do later on.

Well, I cannot recommend the Belmont Irish Creme pie at ALL! Best just leave that in the case so that I can get another one in a few days.

The nearest intersection is Cleburne Pkwy./Poplar Springs Rd. You can access it from Cleburne Pkwy. - there is a paved cut-through across the vacant lot on that corner.

My husband and I were watching for one contestant: Angie Johnson (gwilli8866's cousin). Since Cee-Lo screwed up and kept that Cheesy girl instead of Angie, we won't be watching any more. And yeah, Blake HAS to be tone-deaf to have kept that little Strawberry Shortcake girl over the other one. I wasn't sure why she got picked to go through to begin with, and I *sure* don't understand how she's still there.

When all the brouhaha was going on about pet food, I looked at all of our dog's food and treats to see where they were made. I found one product that was made in Canada, but the rest just said 'Distributed by [XXX],' so I wrote to one of the companies (Del Monte) to see what they said. To their credit, I got this reply within a day: It may be helpful for you to know that Federal regulations require a product to list the country of origin if it has been produced outside of the United States or one of its territories. So if one of our products does not specifically state the country of ori

You may want to nab one of those in the next few days. That may fall into their 'special' category of things that they don't stock regularly. I just got back from there myself. The parking lot was pretty full, but I lucked up and got a place close to the door. I didn't buy much - just a sampling of some things to see how we like 'em. Apparently they don't carry 1% milk, which is a little disappointing, but my husband can make do with 2% occasionally.

We have taken our labradoodle to Royal Pet Resort in Hiram for quite a while. They do a good job with her.

I would *definitely* not mind saving money on milk - my husband drinks milk like a calf!

So what you're saying is 'Don't be sorry for what they did - just be sorry they were caught.' Your screenname makes more sense every day. In any case, -100

I'm trying to remember what the senior 'prank' was the year I graduated ... I *think* some of the guys got together and somehow stacked tires over the flagpole in front of the school.

I don't care for it either, but people have been taking photos of deceased loved ones for years. The only difference now is using social media to show them to others rather than passing them on by hand or through the mail.

I think this remark merits some explanation. In what way was Aldi's food more 'mysterious' than any other store's? IMO, store brands are a crap shoot - I've gotten some that were excellent and others that were marginal, but I didn't know which would be which until I actually *tried* them.

I rode by on Thursday and decided there was NO WAY I was going to brave the mob while oxygen-deprived. I'll probably give it a week or two, then check 'em out then.

I don't think she's on P.com much any more.

Leaving empty food boxes and empty milk jugs on the kitchen counter and empty Coke boxes in the refrigerator. It's like he has some kind of phobia about getting too close to the garbage can, yet taking the garbage out is *his* job. It's a good thing he's so decorative.

I'm fine with Jeremy leaving. But you're right about Jermaine. I think he'll go pretty quickly - his sound just isn't marketable for the 'AI' voting demographic.

See, I'd have been racking my brain to find a lazy way of doing all that rainbow stuff. It may be too late, but here's an idea for the cookies: http://recipes.howstuffworks.com/food-facts/decorating-cookies1.htm For the Jello, I'd have three or four trays of different colors, then cube it and fill parfait dishes with some of each color.

I'm guessing it's birthday party time? It would have been better to just get everybody rainbow-tinted glasses to wear.

Surely Lauren can afford Spanx now.

Jessica is Filipino-Mexican - in other words, a mutt like most of us. And I'd love to see Elise go home - I cannot *stand* that hat thing she thinks is so cool.

Judging from the parking lot, I'm guessing their grand opening has been a grand success. I'll visit them when the crowds have gotten their fill.