Bent and Dent Groceries

rvnurse2b

4-26-2008 4:44 PM

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rvnurse2b says:

I went to one of these in Wisconsin this month. The products are very cheap. Some are "out of date", but even then they are still good to eat for a while (America is so pressed to make everyone cover their butts...)