Men with meat
09-28-2011, 06:35 PM
#81
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yes I have and he showed up on the hottest day of the summer with a cooler, saying it was full of meat "steaks that will melt in your mouth". I said "no they won't, because I'm not about to buy from a cooler when you've been on the road for 45 minutes!! eeeewwwwwwweeee! :thumbdown:
09-28-2011, 08:01 PM
#82
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There are sevral chains like Swans and No Name Steaks. Then there also is the one who ends up having to try and off set the cost of a truck load he had to pay for for a broken palet or such. Seen it before. One man was selling bottled water- we bought several cases for little
09-28-2011, 10:30 PM
#84
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I've seen guys in a pickup selling meat door-to-door in my neighbor hood, but I don't answer the door. I send all 4 dogs out the backdoor to "talk" to them. They leave rather quickly. :lol: :shock:
09-29-2011, 05:04 AM
#86
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Originally Posted by DogHouseMom
Get your minds out of the gutter. I'm talking about men who come to your door selling meat.
Yes! MEAT!!!!
Why on earth would I buy MEAT from some strange dude driving around in a pick up truck selling meat door to door??
Honestly. I stood there in my drive way with my mouth agape when the guy said he was selling MEAT. He was standing there holding a package of steaks (at least he said they were steak) wrapped in butcher paper.
Sounds like a good time to become a vegetarian!! lol
Have any of you seen this yet??
I'm just ... stupified.
Yes! MEAT!!!!
Why on earth would I buy MEAT from some strange dude driving around in a pick up truck selling meat door to door??
Honestly. I stood there in my drive way with my mouth agape when the guy said he was selling MEAT. He was standing there holding a package of steaks (at least he said they were steak) wrapped in butcher paper.
Sounds like a good time to become a vegetarian!! lol
Have any of you seen this yet??
I'm just ... stupified.
09-29-2011, 05:32 AM
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Originally Posted by Ramona Byrd
I did buy some from a guy a friend from the mountains told me about. Wild pigs, and here they are so difficult to catch and so prolific that you can shoot one per day. No artificial food fed to them, no ground up dead animals fed to them, no hormones, etc.
I loved the meat I got from this source, but wouldn't trust anyone else. I don't buy it much from the grocery store even, maybe once a year or so.
I loved the meat I got from this source, but wouldn't trust anyone else. I don't buy it much from the grocery store even, maybe once a year or so.
09-29-2011, 05:49 AM
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Originally Posted by Sienna's GiGi
Originally Posted by Morag
We have them from time to time also. They use the same line...extra meat left and will sell at a discount...We always say NO!!!
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