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Edited on Sat Jul-10-04 06:01 PM by gmoney
I know that back in the day, things like bologna were actually cut from tube-shaped stuffed casings, but I doubt they do that any longer. So, why are some things like ham luncheon meat packaged as square and others like turkey lunch meat circular? Doesn't square make a lot more sense for sandwiches?
"B'loons... do these blow up into funny shapes?"
"No, not unless round is funny."
-- Raising Arizona
Also, I've discovered that Kroger Big K cola tastes as good or better than regular Coke, and is a lot less expensive. (does have 20 more calories per can though) Important information for surviving in George Bush's economy.
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