The Most Sophisticated Electronics Sold At Dollar Store

The Catholic Church?

Paul=20

A one dollar item that holds the greatest mass might possibly be a printout of the full score to J.S. Bach's mass in B minor.

The Catholic Church a one-dollar item? Haha, you wish.

There exists a response to this that combines the "you momma so fat..." and "you momma so ..." ... genres in one two word riposte.

That just doesn't happen every day. Nice.

-- Les Cargill

99 Cent Only sold 10 lb bags of potatoes up until a year ago. Now the most you can get is 5 lbs. Gallon jugs of bleach or water are probably the heaviest items. 16 - 17 years ago the UC Berkeley Wellness Letter published my "19 cents/lb diet: If it costs less than 19 cents/lb it's healthy." So what was I eating over the holidays over a decade later? 5 lb/dollar yams from Vons. I just loved slicing those yams 1/4 " thick, smearing both sides with olive oil and roasting them in the convection oven for a 25 cent breakfast.

The original constant cost idea came from repairs on an old Chevelle. The parts _always_ cost just about $20 regardless of the technology of the part. Obviously there was some Fundamental Law of Nature at work that caused everything to cost $20.

It would be interesting to see the most sophisticated electronics that could get into dollar store. One thing is certain. It won't have more than a pound of copper wire in it.

Bret Cahill

How consubstantial!

=2E..

Better that than transubstanciation...

mike

IFYPFY ^

Why does your post consist of a sig file and a text attachment?

And (according to Jehovah's Witnesses) the Bible forbids the ingestion = of=20 blood, so if transmutation of wine to blood is true, then those who = partake=20 of the sacrament have grievously sinned.

But, being of Teutonic heritage, I still enjoy Blutwurst once in a = while...

Paul=20

Same here ;-) ...Jim Thompson

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