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- jox
I just went through receipts. As it turns out, I spend on average 200 bucks a month on sun-dried tomatoes?! What the fuck?
- k0na_an0k0
haha! you serious? that is so odd!
- ninjasavant0
niiiiice.
- version30
bud bill for may was 800+
- ********0
I just went through receipts. As it turns out, I spend on average 200 bucks a month on sun-dried tomatoes?! What the fuck?
jox
(May 30 07, 09:24)thats what I spend on bank statements showing that I spend 500 bucks on smokes
- -sputnik-0
lol jox...at least you're getting lots of antioxidants :)
- ********0
i spend, on average, about no money on sun-dried tomatoes.
- Nairn0
Not necessarily, -sputnik-
"Because lycopene is so insoluble in water and is so tightly bound to vegetable fiber, the bioavailability of lycopene is increased by food processing. Cooking and crushing tomatoes (as in the canning process) and serving in oil-rich dishes (such as spaghetti sauce or pizza) greatly increases assimilation from the digestive tract into the bloodstream. Lycopene is fat-soluble, so the oil is said to help absorption."
- version30
are you helping to make broodwiches?
- MrD0
so where is my invite?
- _salisae_0
why. that's ass rape.
- ********0
why. that's ass rape.
_salisae_
(May 30 07, 09:50)surprise butseks
- -sputnik-0
lol nairn! ok so he's at least making some tasty dishes?
i think i probably spent about $10 on sun dried tomatoes last year at the most. haven't bought any this year
- mg330
I spend about $25 a month on these:
And they are slowly killing me.
- madirish0
i am guessing sundried are not as prolific in sweden as they are in colorado... ;)
- jox0
And apparently, I spent on average 119 bucks a month last year on pudding!
- lifeinsodium0
you need to start drying your own own tomatoes
- madirish0
i am looking into what the VAT would be if i send you sundried tomatoes...
- M0NEYCIDE0
an AVERAGE of 200$ what are you a restaurant?
- jox0
I just seem to pick it up whenever I'm at the store. It's in the last aisle, you know.
^_^
- Point50
I spent $25 on "Martin: The complete first season" DVD last night
I consider that an investment!