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It's the same every year, before Easter the Easter things are far too expensive at Coop and Migros, afterwards it's cheaper.
I made a video:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=du5uDF0ouNw
Guest
It's the same every year, before Easter the Easter things are far too expensive at Coop and Migros, afterwards it's cheaper.
I made a video:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=du5uDF0ouNw
Guest
Hello
Complaining about the high price of chocolate bunnies in summer, months after Easter, is pure comedy. That's when the so-called summer slump strikes, when the otherwise unheard dare to come out from under their rocks because everyone else is busy preparing for the vacations and doesn't have the nerve for the nonsense. :-)
I remember the summer of 2010, when feminists took to the summer stage and claimed that the term "pedestrian crossing" was misogynistic. The strange women wanted it to be renamed "crosswalk". :-) Simply marvelous, have you ever seen a black and yellow zebra? Correctly it should have been called "tiger-duck stripes" or "fleet-bee catwalk". :-)
But that's another thing that makes summer beautiful, these distorted figures with sunstroke, who miss the point with their kink in the optics and thus entertain the balcony dwellers who have stayed at home. Simply fantastic 78bakalit, please keep up the good work, I'm sure there will be more such wacky topics. :-) Great, I'm already looking forward to the next one. :-)
Just as an aside:
Every year, the sirens are tested and every year you get the local cheese leaflet in your letterbox, which again advertises emergency supplies. It's all cheese, nobody needs it, just like the emergency beds in the air-raid shelter.
BUT...
... every citizen should be responsible enough to stock up on a sufficient (emergency) supply of discounted chocolate after Christmas and Easter. Hasenschoggi is the best there is and also a crisis-proof currency. Practically everyone has a cool air-raid shelter or a cellar compartment in which the bunnies can be expertly stored. The best-before date (BBD) on cellar chocolate is irrelevant; properly stored chocolate bunnies would last forever if you didn't eat them. Anyone who has already used up their stocks in the summer should be punished. Either because of gluttony or because the supply was too small, video whining is no excuse.
Greetings from the Migi piglet
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Guest
Hello
Complaining about the high price of chocolate bunnies in summer, months after Easter, is pure comedy. That's when the so-called summer slump strikes, when the otherwise unheard dare to come out from under their rocks because everyone else is busy preparing for the vacations and doesn't have the nerve for the nonsense. :-)
I remember the summer of 2010, when feminists took to the summer stage and claimed that the term "pedestrian crossing" was misogynistic. The strange women wanted it to be renamed "crosswalk". :-) Simply marvelous, have you ever seen a black and yellow zebra? Correctly it should have been called "tiger-duck stripes" or "fleet-bee catwalk". :-)
But that's another thing that makes summer beautiful, these distorted figures with sunstroke, who miss the point with their kink in the optics and thus entertain the balcony dwellers who have stayed at home. Simply fantastic 78bakalit, please keep up the good work, I'm sure there will be more such wacky topics. :-) Great, I'm already looking forward to the next one. :-)
Just as an aside:
Every year, the sirens are tested and every year you get the local cheese leaflet in your letterbox, which again advertises emergency supplies. It's all cheese, nobody needs it, just like the emergency beds in the air-raid shelter.
BUT...
... every citizen should be responsible enough to stock up on a sufficient (emergency) supply of discounted chocolate after Christmas and Easter. Hasenschoggi is the best there is and also a crisis-proof currency. Practically everyone has a cool air-raid shelter or a cellar compartment in which the bunnies can be expertly stored. The best-before date (BBD) on cellar chocolate is irrelevant; properly stored chocolate bunnies would last forever if you didn't eat them. Anyone who has already used up their stocks in the summer should be punished. Either because of gluttony or because the supply was too small, video whining is no excuse.
Greetings from the Migi piglet
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