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geoDoug · Post by **geoDoug** » Wed Jul 04, 2007 2:36 pm

JZ wrote:It is good soap and the entertainment of reading all of the wild spiritual, philosophical stuff printed on the bottle label is worth the cost

Great reading. Dr. Bronner's was the soap-of-choice in college. Both for the price and the great reading material.

socknitster wrote:Yes, we have TJ's.

But do you have indoor plumbing in flyover country?

Babette wrote:Trouble with snow out here is it's WET and ICY as SNOT and all the hills.

I grew up in Northern Utah. When I was at college in Olympia, we got snow a couple of times. It was this icky-sticky stuff. I'm such a snow-snob.

Doug.

Babette · Post by **Babette** » Wed Jul 04, 2007 2:40 pm

GO HOME TO UTAH! DECREASE TRAFFIC ON I-5!

Just kidding... Couldn't resist.

This Dr. Bronner's stuff IS NOT CHEAP! I cannot imagine buying it when I was poor in college. I think I settled for stealing bars of Ivory from my employer...

LOL,
B.

geoDoug · Post by **geoDoug** » Wed Jul 04, 2007 2:44 pm

Babette wrote:GO HOME TO UTAH! DECREASE TRAFFIC ON I-5!

If you're trying to get rid of me, try again. I don't drive. So Nyah.

Doug.

Babette · Post by **Babette** » Wed Jul 04, 2007 2:47 pm

You ARE Gooey!

GOOD FOR YOU!!!! BREED MORE LIKE YOU!!!!

LOL,
B.

tuna · Post by **tuna** » Wed Jul 04, 2007 3:13 pm

JeffH wrote:
Babette wrote:You have TJ's in Indiana? I had no idea... The Midwest is this large black hole to me...

(I lived for 5 years in Wichita - I'm still mystified by the Midwest)

LOL,
B.
I understand what you are saying Babette. I've lived in Oklahoma for 51 years and I still don't get it.

JeffH...LOL

if you ever do, please help the rest of us to!!

JeffH · Post by **JeffH** » Wed Jul 04, 2007 5:50 pm

tuna wrote:
JeffH wrote:
Babette wrote:You have TJ's in Indiana? I had no idea... The Midwest is this large black hole to me...

(I lived for 5 years in Wichita - I'm still mystified by the Midwest)

LOL,
B.
I understand what you are saying Babette. I've lived in Oklahoma for 51 years and I still don't get it.

JeffH...LOL
if you ever do, please help the rest of us to!!

Hell, after 51 years I've about decided it can't be figured out!

LOL

JeffH

socknitster · Post by **socknitster** » Wed Jul 04, 2007 7:18 pm

Doug said,

But do you have indoor plumbing in flyover country?

We do now! Seriously, there are probably a few homesteads who still don't, though. We were here long before you west coasters ever got where you were going.

The first home my parents bought in 1977 did not have indoor plumbing. We added on a bathroom and kitchen to the house before moving in. My Dad never knocked down the outhouse because he didn't want the trouble of filling it in. Boy was it spooky and stinky the couple of times I got up the courage to sneak a peek!

But what do I care? My ancestors arrived in the new world around the turn of the 20th century from Germany.

You coastal folks can laugh at midwesterners all you want, but we don't have the traffic or the smog and I can buy anything you can on the internet.

Jen

Babette · Post by **Babette** » Wed Jul 04, 2007 10:29 pm

Hey Jen, I buy most things on the internet because the traffic is such a nightmare to navigate...

My folks live less than 5 miles from me. It takes 30 minutes to get there. Stupid red lights...

OKIES! LEAVE! GO TO CALIFORNIA! YOUR NEIGHBORS LEFT IN THE 1930'S, WHY DIDN'T YOU?

Yup. My ancestors schlepped to CA via HITCHHIKING to get out of the Dust Bowl. With three little kids, no money, and no food. Very sad story. Very sweet story - they were picked up by a serviceman who found them in the Mojave Desert. Drove them to Bakersfield. Grandpa ran inside to get some money from his father in law (who'd gone out west earlier) for the guy, and when he returned, the man was gone. God bless that man, wherever he is!

So, I do LOVE Okies. I just prefer them as expatriates.

LOL,
B. - Former Okie

Patrick A · Post by **Patrick A** » Wed Jul 04, 2007 11:43 pm

What is indoor plumbing???[[/Dr Bonner soap is made in Escondido Mexifornia.....they just did a program about him on the Sundance Channel lot of good info .

A lot of people think he was a wako.

socknitster · Post by **socknitster** » Thu Jul 05, 2007 8:11 am

Patrick A wrote:What is indoor plumbing???[[/Dr Bonner soap is made in Escondido Mexifornia.....they just did a program about him on the Sundance Channel lot of good info .

A lot of people think he was a wako.

Yeah, I think he might have been a wacko! The weird rants on the soap are proof of that! But he made a lovely line of soaps.

I'll have to look for the program on Sundance just for curiosity sake.

Jen

Patrick A · Post by **Patrick A** » Thu Jul 05, 2007 5:57 pm

socknitster wrote:
Patrick A wrote:What is indoor plumbing???[[/Dr Bonner soap is made in Escondido Mexifornia.....they just did a program about him on the Sundance Channel lot of good info .

A lot of people think he was a wako.
Yeah, I think he might have been a wacko! The weird rants on the soap are proof of that! But he made a lovely line of soaps.

I'll have to look for the program on Sundance just for curiosity sake.

Jen

What do you mean made they are still in business in Escondido, Mexifornia, I will not call it what I really call Escon................you can fill in the rest.

I know I'm a bad widdol Boy!!!

sugarsowner · Post by **sugarsowner** » Thu Jul 05, 2007 6:38 pm

Ivory soap is safe to use and available nation wide. I use liquid Ivory on my mask and get great results. It was recommended by the manufacturer.

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