Maizy wrote: Safeway for me. I go to Kings once in a while, but always go back to Safeway. I like Safeway's layout much better. I do like the Boars Head at King's, and I like their large selection of non-food items. I think Safeway's people are much friendlier.
And you are getting ambiance for those higher prices at Safeway. Thats worth something
"The ambiance" of a grocery store?...ha ha ha ha ha
I just can't image any man I know, or any man, boy or male toddler in my family saying "I don't like the ambiance in King Suuuuperrss".
RT, do you have a lisp?
You know a few of us hve noticed that you try a little TOO hard to prove your manhood. And you use the word gay a little TOO much. And you constantly try to find reasons to call others gay. Here is a study for you.......
Most Homophobes are Gay
Research by US psychologist Prof. Adams of the University of Georgia suggests that 80 percent of men who are homophobic have secret homosexual feelings.
These findings support the theories that homophobia (fear and hatred of gayness and support for antigay discrimination) is often indicative of repressed, self-loathing homosexual feelings; and that many homophobes subconsciously use anti-gay attitudes as a smokescreen to disguise their own homosexuality.
"The ambiance" of a grocery store?...ha ha ha ha ha
I just can't image any man I know, or any man, boy or male toddler in my family saying "I don't like the ambiance in King Suuuuperrss".
RT, do you have a lisp?
You know a few of us hve noticed that you try a little TOO hard to prove your manhood. And you use the word gay a little TOO much. And you constantly try to find reasons to call others gay. Here is a study for you.......
Most Homophobes are Gay
Research by US psychologist Prof. Adams of the University of Georgia suggests that 80 percent of men who are homophobic have secret homosexual feelings.
These findings support the theories that homophobia (fear and hatred of gayness and support for antigay discrimination) is often indicative of repressed, self-loathing homosexual feelings; and that many homophobes subconsciously use anti-gay attitudes as a smokescreen to disguise their own homosexuality.
