On Mon, 09 May 2011 19:37:43 -0700, Rich Grise
wrote:

jim wrote:
John Doe wrote:

Our United States is still good at producing stuff. The main
problem is that too many people in control of our politics (has to
do with the ruling class using feminism to subjugate the masses)
only care about saving a few pennies when they go to the store.

The guy is making low-fat popcorn.
You can't get popcorn popped without oil made in the USA

Haven't you ever heard of a hot air corn popper?

Thanks,
Rich

Which is what I use here at the homestead.

Then smother it with melted butter!

YUMMMM!!!


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"If I say two plus two is four and a Democrat says two plus two is eight,
it's not a partial victory for me when we agree that two plus two is
six. " Jonah Goldberg (modified)

Gunner Asch wrote:
On Mon, 09 May 2011 19:37:43 -0700, Rich Grise
jim wrote:
John Doe wrote:

Our United States is still good at producing stuff. The main
problem is that too many people in control of our politics (has to
do with the ruling class using feminism to subjugate the masses)
only care about saving a few pennies when they go to the store.

The guy is making low-fat popcorn.
You can't get popcorn popped without oil made in the USA

Haven't you ever heard of a hot air corn popper?

Which is what I use here at the homestead.

Then smother it with melted butter!

YUMMMM!!!

My Mom & Dad's hot air popper had a little butter-melting dish
on the top.

There was this gal I was dating once who when we went to the movies,
we'd buy separate popcorns because she didn't like as much butter and
salt as I did. (still do, in fact.) I used to say, "the popcorn is
mainly a vehicle for the butter and salt." ;-)

We'd stop at Der Veinerschnitzel on the way to the theater and
get a couple of dogs for about a buck apiece which we'd smuggle
into the theater. The movie hot dogs were about five bucks, (maybe
only about three at the time - late 1980's) and not very good.

Cheers!
Rich