Bread
I bet it still tastes better than pumpernickel bread.
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Wordsploded by Mark
January 4th, 2009 at 12:12 pm
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But it keep my pits nice and dry when it’s toasted.
Naked Bunny with a Whip
4 Jan 09 at 2:33 pm
What’s with the “discount only” addendum? I suppose getting something for free is a discount, but it’s also a gift. So not really a discount *only*. Either way it’s redundant in my head.
Kelly
4 Jan 09 at 4:57 pm
It appears to be spelled correctly on the little shelf card; and, of course, every loaf has it printed right there on the ass end of the bag.
Curiously, the price has dropped from $2.(29\39) to 89¢ to B2G1F. Methinks they’re experiencing difficulty ridding themselves of the vile bread.
Noob Saibot
4 Jan 09 at 5:06 pm
Kelly, the deal only applies to the 89¢ loaves, as opposed to the $2+ loaves — though how one can differentiate them, I have no idea. Methinks the sign maker also needs math lessons, or else a profit isn’t in the store’s future.
Noob Saibot
4 Jan 09 at 5:16 pm
Pumpernickel is rye and rye is good. Wheat bread isn’t even real bread.
spiny norman
5 Jan 09 at 11:20 am
Hauling all that bread might make up the stocker work up quite a sweat.
Mark
8 Jan 09 at 1:00 pm