Daily Chuckle

[D2Cat]

Makes sense

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That would be a good indicator our education departments need to be scraped. The U.S. spends money per child that is ridiculous, and they leave dumber then stumps!

 

[Henro]

That would be a good indicator our education departments need to be scraped. The U.S. spends money per child that is ridiculous, and they leave dumber then stumps!

Naw…it was a hair color thing…

 

[RDinNHandAZ]

Chuckle comment: That would be good evidence schools need to teach sex education as her parents have failed- obviously!

Factoid about the political comment above: BTW the Federal Education Department spends proportionally little money as education is the responsibility of the States in the USA NOT the Feds. They do support special education to a percent and a few other programs in part, like HHS lunch programs but States and mostly local governments or county governments support schools and by and large, control them too.

 

[Daren Todd]

 

[Daren Todd]

 

[sawmill]

My brother sent this to me from Northern California. It’s not a joke, it’s for real.
I didn’t know where else to post it.

 

[North Idaho Wolfman]

My brother sent this to me from Northern California. It’s not a joke, it’s for real.
I didn’t know where else to post it. View attachment 143362 View attachment 143361

That's a cheap turkey,
look here:

Here is a semi local one:

Hutterite Turkeys - For the Holidays

The Flavor profile of Heritage turkeys, compared to industrial turkeys, is a deep, rich dark turkey taste with an aroma that will fill your house. Available for delivery directly to your home from To-Table. Make your Thanksgiving feast one that is hard to forget!

to-table.com

 

[WanderOn]

That's a cheap turkey,
look here:

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Here is a semi local one:

Hutterite Turkeys - For the Holidays

The Flavor profile of Heritage turkeys, compared to industrial turkeys, is a deep, rich dark turkey taste with an aroma that will fill your house. Available for delivery directly to your home from To-Table. Make your Thanksgiving feast one that is hard to forget!

to-table.com

Thats a lot for a dead bird

 

[JRHill]

Don't a lot of people hate turkey but do it anyway?

I love it - bones and whatever. The wife hates it other than dark meat. I'll eat everything. We did turkey chilli last night. It got the rumblings going before sun up. Healthy food. AND IT WAS GOOD.

 

[Moose7060]

Greed! Nothing but greed. I bought a 14 pound turkey a few weeks ago for $22.00 CAD. It was after Thanksgiving up here so could have been more before but still $229.00 for a bird is insane.

 

[ayak]

Thats a lot for a dead bird

no charge, and with free 30min Kubota delivery

 

[Moose7060]

 

[ctfjr]

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My son's last dog would have eaten them

 

[RCW]

My brother sent this to me from Northern California. It’s not a joke, it’s for real.
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Damn….. $7.49/# for turkey. My kid lives in CA. Amazing how much stuff costs there.

I paid $0.88/# for our bird.

Just bought a nice beef tenderloin for $15.99/#. Can’t imagine similar thing in CA.

 

[North Idaho Wolfman]

Damn….. $7.49/# for turkey. My kid lives in CA. Amazing how much stuff costs there.

I paid $0.88/# for our bird.

Just bought a nice beef tenderloin for $15.99/#. Can’t imagine similar thing in CA.

RCW, that's a heritage turkey, ( not a normal butterball style turkey) look at the post I put up, https://www.orangetractortalks.com/forums/threads/daily-chuckle.19013/post-760537
There is a $229 on your side of the states.

 

[Mark_BX25D]

My brother sent this to me from Northern California. It’s not a joke, it’s for real.
I didn’t know where else to post it. View attachment 143362 View attachment 143361

My wife paid 19 cents a pound for one, 99 cents for a second, and $1.99 for the Butterball.

It helps if you know how to shop.

 

[Magicman]

Real men gotta insist on ButteredBalls.

 

[skeets]

 

[skeets]

The Brothers will understand

 

[GreensvilleJay]

I'll bet my BX23s that nobody can tell the difference between the $7.50 a pound bird and a 99cent one ,once you toss on the homemade gravy, cranberries and a smidgen of homemade stuffing !