I bought some cookies for the second time yesterday. They were setup as
you leave the Publix store. They use some unfair sales tactics though.
The store has boxes of cookies on the shelf, easy to walk by and ignore them. The GS use tough tactics you cannot ignore.
The Girl Scouts have some cute little girl accosts you as you leave,
look you straight in the eye and says, "would you like to buy some cookies?" What can a guy do?
They have a new flavor this year, Adventureful. It is a chocolate/
caramel thing. It was OK, but not my favorite. I do like the Trefoil, they go sell with a cup of tea for an afternoon snack.
I bought some cookies for the second time yesterday. They were setup as
you leave the Publix store. They use some unfair sales tactics though.
The store has boxes of cookies on the shelf, easy to walk by and ignore
them. The GS use tough tactics you cannot ignore.
The Girl Scouts have some cute little girl accosts you as you leave,
look you straight in the eye and says, "would you like to buy some
cookies?" What can a guy do?
On 2025-03-02 9:24 a.m., Ed P wrote:
I bought some cookies for the second time yesterday. They were setup
as you leave the Publix store. They use some unfair sales tactics
though. The store has boxes of cookies on the shelf, easy to walk by
and ignore them. The GS use tough tactics you cannot ignore.
The Girl Scouts have some cute little girl accosts you as you leave,
look you straight in the eye and says, "would you like to buy some
cookies?" What can a guy do?
They have a new flavor this year, Adventureful. It is a chocolate/
caramel thing. It was OK, but not my favorite. I do like the
Trefoil, they go sell with a cup of tea for an afternoon snack.
Dang. I don't think grown men should be talking about their attraction
to pubescent girls. We will have to change your name to Hubert.
I don't really care much for Girl Scout cookies and I am averse to
supporting them and their woke policies.
I don't know about other
countries but here in Canada younger category of girls scouts/guides was Brownies.
I don't really care much for Girl Scout cookies and I am averse to
supporting them and their woke policies.
On 2025-03-02, Dave Smith <[email protected]> wrote:
I don't really care much for Girl Scout cookies and I am averse to
supporting them and their woke policies.
Weren't you the guy who disparaged my inclination not to shop
at businesses that have right-wing views? (I suppose I could
find the discussion on Google Groups, but I'd prefer you took
my word for it.)
On 2025-03-02, Dave Smith <[email protected]> wrote:
I don't really care much for Girl Scout cookies and I am averse to
supporting them and their woke policies.
Weren't you the guy who disparaged my inclination not to shop
at businesses that have right-wing views? (I suppose I could
find the discussion on Google Groups, but I'd prefer you took
my word for it.)
In this case I am being asked to pay
for expensive cookies to raise money for an organization that used to
have some good values which, being rooted in white British tradition,
are now unacceptable. No thanks. I don't like the cookies enough to pay
to support them.
On 3/2/2025 11:28 AM, Dave Smith wrote:
Perhaps some of the leadership is "woke" but locally, there are still
many benefits for the kids.
Do you have specifics or are you generalizing from news reports? Have
you heard of any indoctrination of the neighborhood girls into evil activities? I choose not to keep the kid down the street from enjoying
an activity because of what someone in the HQ does but you have that
choice.
On 2025-03-02 12:19 p.m., Ed P wrote:
On 3/2/2025 11:28 AM, Dave Smith wrote:
Perhaps some of the leadership is "woke" but locally, there are still
many benefits for the kids.
Do you have specifics or are you generalizing from news reports? Have
you heard of any indoctrination of the neighborhood girls into evil
activities? I choose not to keep the kid down the street from
enjoying an activity because of what someone in the HQ does but you
have that choice.
I am not denying them anything. I am simply not supporting buying a
product I don't particularly like though I might have if they had not
done that.
I bought some cookies for the second time yesterday. They were setup as
you leave the Publix store. They use some unfair sales tactics though.
The store has boxes of cookies on the shelf, easy to walk by and ignore
them. The GS use tough tactics you cannot ignore.
The Girl Scouts have some cute little girl accosts you as you leave,
look you straight in the eye and says, "would you like to buy some
cookies?" What can a guy do?
They have a new flavor this year, Adventureful. It is a
chocolate/caramel thing. It was OK, but not my favorite. I do like the Trefoil, they go sell with a cup of tea for an afternoon snack.
On Sun, 2 Mar 2025 14:24:32 +0000, Ed P wrote:
I bought some cookies for the second time yesterday.� They were setup as
you leave the Publix store.� They use some unfair sales tactics though.
The store has boxes of cookies on the shelf, easy to walk by and ignore
them.� The GS use tough tactics you cannot ignore.
The Girl Scouts have some cute little girl accosts you as you leave,
look you straight in the eye and says, "would you like to buy some
cookies?"� What can a guy do?
They have a new flavor this year, Adventureful. It is a
chocolate/caramel thing.� It was OK, but not my favorite.� I do like the
Trefoil, they go sell with a cup of tea for an afternoon snack.
I'm eating a Samoas as I type this and boy, is my keyboard a mess -
there's chocolate and coconut all over it!
Your best bet in dealing with this band of scam artists is to just
pretend that they don't even exist. I think this could become a thing in
the future.
dsi1 wrote:
On Sun, 2 Mar 2025 14:24:32 +0000, Ed P wrote:
I bought some cookies for the second time yesterday. They were setup as >>> you leave the Publix store. They use some unfair sales tactics though. >>> The store has boxes of cookies on the shelf, easy to walk by and ignore
them. The GS use tough tactics you cannot ignore.
The Girl Scouts have some cute little girl accosts you as you leave,
look you straight in the eye and says, "would you like to buy some
cookies?" What can a guy do?
They have a new flavor this year, Adventureful. It is a
chocolate/caramel thing. It was OK, but not my favorite. I do like the >>> Trefoil, they go sell with a cup of tea for an afternoon snack.
I'm eating a Samoas as I type this and boy, is my keyboard a mess -
there's chocolate and coconut all over it!
Your best bet in dealing with this band of scam artists is to just
pretend that they don't even exist. I think this could become a thing in
the future.
John Kuth would tell yoose and ed to be careful. Yoose guys can buy
those girl's cookies, but yoose better not touch their Twinkies.
Yoose could end up in jail. Ed might get away with it, but yoose ain't
white, and yoose also asian, so yoose would get a life sentence.
On Sun, 2 Mar 2025 22:05:36 +0000, Hank Rogers wrote:
dsi1 wrote:
On Sun, 2 Mar 2025 14:24:32 +0000, Ed P wrote:
I bought some cookies for the second time yesterday. They were setup as >>>> you leave the Publix store. They use some unfair sales tactics though. >>>> The store has boxes of cookies on the shelf, easy to walk by and ignore >>>> them. The GS use tough tactics you cannot ignore.
The Girl Scouts have some cute little girl accosts you as you leave,
look you straight in the eye and says, "would you like to buy some
cookies?" What can a guy do?
They have a new flavor this year, Adventureful. It is a
chocolate/caramel thing. It was OK, but not my favorite. I do like the >>>> Trefoil, they go sell with a cup of tea for an afternoon snack.
I'm eating a Samoas as I type this and boy, is my keyboard a mess -
there's chocolate and coconut all over it!
Your best bet in dealing with this band of scam artists is to just
pretend that they don't even exist. I think this could become a thing in >>> the future.
John Kuth would tell yoose and ed to be careful. Yoose guys can buy
those girl's cookies, but yoose better not touch their Twinkies.
Yoose could end up in jail. Ed might get away with it, but yoose ain't
white, and yoose also asian, so yoose would get a life sentence.
Who's John Kuth?
dsi1 wrote:
On Sun, 2 Mar 2025 14:24:32 +0000, Ed P wrote:
I bought some cookies for the second time yesterday. They were setup as >>> you leave the Publix store. They use some unfair sales tactics though. >>> The store has boxes of cookies on the shelf, easy to walk by and ignore
them. The GS use tough tactics you cannot ignore.
The Girl Scouts have some cute little girl accosts you as you leave,
look you straight in the eye and says, "would you like to buy some
cookies?" What can a guy do?
They have a new flavor this year, Adventureful. It is a
chocolate/caramel thing. It was OK, but not my favorite. I do like the >>> Trefoil, they go sell with a cup of tea for an afternoon snack.
I'm eating a Samoas as I type this and boy, is my keyboard a mess -
there's chocolate and coconut all over it!
Your best bet in dealing with this band of scam artists is to just
pretend that they don't even exist. I think this could become a thing in
the future.
John Kuth would tell yoose and ed to be careful. Yoose guys can buy
those girl's cookies, but yoose better not touch their Twinkies.
Yoose could end up in jail. Ed might get away with it, but yoose ain't
white, and yoose also asian, so yoose would get a life sentence.
On 3/3/2025 1:41 AM, gm wrote:
dsi1 wrote:
On Sun, 2 Mar 2025 22:05:36 +0000, Hank Rogers wrote:
dsi1 wrote:
On Sun, 2 Mar 2025 14:24:32 +0000, Ed P wrote:
I bought some cookies for the second time yesterday. They were
setup as
you leave the Publix store. They use some unfair sales tactics
though.
The store has boxes of cookies on the shelf, easy to walk by and
ignore
them. The GS use tough tactics you cannot ignore.
The Girl Scouts have some cute little girl accosts you as you leave, >>>>>> look you straight in the eye and says, "would you like to buy some >>>>>> cookies?" What can a guy do?
They have a new flavor this year, Adventureful. It is a
chocolate/caramel thing. It was OK, but not my favorite. I do
like the
Trefoil, they go sell with a cup of tea for an afternoon snack.
I'm eating a Samoas as I type this and boy, is my keyboard a mess -
there's chocolate and coconut all over it!
Your best bet in dealing with this band of scam artists is to just
pretend that they don't even exist. I think this could become a
thing in
the future.
John Kuth would tell yoose and ed to be careful. Yoose guys can buy
those girl's cookies, but yoose better not touch their Twinkies.
Yoose could end up in jail. Ed might get away with it, but yoose ain't >>>> white, and yoose also asian, so yoose would get a life sentence.
Who's John Kuth?
Oh, COME ON... don't you know nothing as they say David...???
John Kuthe was that goofie guy from St. Louis who posted here about his
masterbation, drug use, sound system, saying he was a "cannabis nurse",
etcetera...
His fave food was "hot beans and rice" or some such...
He was also the dire enemy of BRYAN... they had been friends decades
ago...
When google groups ended a few years back, he disappeared, as he posted
from GG...
I searched for an obit, but there was none. I did see there had been
trouble at the old Cumrag&Roach. He had to evict a couple of tenants. Interestingly, his sister was also listed as a plaintiff, which might
mean that the old onanist was not mentally capable of proceeding on his
own, and possibly that his eighty-something sister has power of attorney
for him. https://www.courts.mo.gov/cnet/cases/newHeader.do?inputVO.caseNumber=24SL-AC10930&inputVO.courtId=CT21&inputVO.isTicket=false#docket
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