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Sounds like your true concern is a mustard shortage rather than a sardine shortage. You can find mustards in the "Condiments" section of your local market. If
by giardini 2mo ago
Sounds like your true concern is a mustard shortage rather than a sardine shortage.
You can find mustards in the "Condiments" section of your local market.
If that is a problem then perhaps you are living in the wrong place. Move to Texas where you will find canned mustard sardines aplenty on store shelves.
- ssl-3 2mo agoIf moving to Texas would make me be just as smart, witty, and observant as you think that you are yourself, then: I think that I would rather stay where I'm at, thanks. Other than their profoundly myopic nature, the notions you present are somewhat compelling.
- giardini 2mo agossl-3 says "If moving to Texas would make me be just as smart, witty, and observant as you think that you are yourself, then: I think that I would rather stay where I'm at, thanks." Then we shall both remain happy and Texans a bit smarter, wittier and more observant on average. And yummm, these mustard sardines are truly as tasty as you say - hadn't had any in awhile - thanks for reminding me!8-))
- ssl-3 2mo agoI'll be thinking of you guys the next time your deliberately-disconnected power grid freezes up and it all shits the bed again. Y'all can have the canned fish.
- giardini 2mo agoLittle secret: we only disconnect lefties! Most of them don't know about that box on the side of their rental unit! And FWIW we're hoarding the mustard sardines for WWIII (or the next Super Bowl party). Bwahahahaaaaah!