CHECK YOUR PRIVILEGE BECKY
GYERO ARCHIVE
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Sure bud. Let’s grab some Joella’s and get some delicious chicken salad soon
I side with the poultry royalty here. Indi’s are good, but inferior to Rooster’s.
I prefer a more “full figured” bite.
You can never go wrong betting on Kentucky football I always say.
Check’s lunch: fried fish on rye, green beans.
FTW.
FTW.
One of the underrated things about summer break is the lack of school shootings.
Was behind some local teens in line at Chik-Fil-A this morning and heard them complaining about metal detectors at school. Finally one of them sighed and said, "I guess it beats getting killed." School!
Just eating some soup out of a paper sack along with my bag of milk.
In 2015, the undefeated Kentucky Wildcats men’s basketball team dropped their first game of the season, a 71-64 defeat to Wisconsin in the final four.
Works great unless you go to a school that banned backpacks then I guess it’s Body Armor by Under Armour for my kids.
WE MUST PROTECT THESE VITAL ORGANS
Let’s cut the plainly evident agenda of promoting sensible firearm legislation RIGHT HERE you ***** snowflakes.
If each kid had enough bagged milk strapped to them each morning, it might just end all of the senseless tragedy.
Milk-Vests seem cheaper and possibly more reliable than bullet proof backpacks.
Milk-Vests seem cheaper and possibly more reliable than bullet proof backpacks.
No one has ever been shot drinking milk out of a bag.
My milk vest stops all the guns in the yaaarrrrrd
It’s a large, tasty bag of milk.
Actually, it’s three medium-sized bladders of milk, packaged together in one large sack. At home, the milk is placed in a pitcher and one corner of the polyethylene plastic is snipped off with scissors for pouring. (Some Canadians snip a second, smaller hole to let air out.) Because it’s not fully sealed, the milk needs to be enjoyed relatively quickly.
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This is too much. I wish I never discovered bagged milk.
Actually, it’s three medium-sized bladders of milk, packaged together in one large sack. At home, the milk is placed in a pitcher and one corner of the polyethylene plastic is snipped off with scissors for pouring. (Some Canadians snip a second, smaller hole to let air out.) Because it’s not fully sealed, the milk needs to be enjoyed relatively quickly.
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This is too much. I wish I never discovered bagged milk.
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