Horny Goat Weed
What on earth is this stuff and what is it used for? My younger son, Adam Smith Palmer, quite enjoyed discovering its existence while we shopped at Kroger's.
Speaking of Kroger's, where he and his wife used to live, we could readily find plonk (cheap table wine) for $2-$3 a bottle at the local Kroger's -- something cherished by those of us in the Philistine Liberation Organization. Now that they live in the suburbs, the cheapest wine we could find a the local Kroger's was $5.99/bottle. I will refrain from making comments about suburban snobs who fail to understand the pleasures of drinking plonk while sitting on the catwalks of water towers. At the same time I fully understand the marketing decisions made by Kroger's.
Speaking of Kroger's, where he and his wife used to live, we could readily find plonk (cheap table wine) for $2-$3 a bottle at the local Kroger's -- something cherished by those of us in the Philistine Liberation Organization. Now that they live in the suburbs, the cheapest wine we could find a the local Kroger's was $5.99/bottle. I will refrain from making comments about suburban snobs who fail to understand the pleasures of drinking plonk while sitting on the catwalks of water towers. At the same time I fully understand the marketing decisions made by Kroger's.
Category: Economics, PLO (Philistine LIberation Organization) Posted on
Friday, February 22, 2008 at 12:05am
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