Anonymous
08/25/2011 07:13
Subject: S/O Corn buying etiquette during an earthquake
I Officially Hate Farmers!!!
They want 50 cents to get my corn back or they will sell it to someone else or cook it. Waah I'm so mad I'm going to leave my corn at the stand a few days.
They want 50 cents to get my corn back or they will sell it to someone else or cook it. Waah I'm so mad I'm going to leave my corn at the stand a few days.
Anonymous
08/25/2011 03:28
Subject: S/O Corn buying etiquette during an earthquake
I'm flying from Dulles and want to bring my corn through security, will they make me show the kernels?
Anonymous
08/25/2011 00:16
Subject: Re:S/O Corn buying etiquette during an earthquake
I am eco friendly and frugal, so once a month, I wrap my corn in a burgandy washcloth.
Anonymous
08/24/2011 23:47
Subject: Re:S/O Corn buying etiquette during an earthquake
I'd eat that corn day!
Happy Humpday to those of you lonely and missing your corn on this Wednesday night!
Happy Humpday to those of you lonely and missing your corn on this Wednesday night!
Anonymous
08/24/2011 23:31
Subject: S/O Corn buying etiquette during an earthquake
I don't know why you all care what I do with my corn!!!! MYOC!!!!!!
Anonymous
08/24/2011 23:11
Subject: S/O Corn buying etiquette during an earthquake
Anonymous wrote:Has anyone stocked up on corn for the hurricane? How much did you stock up?
Just grab it all. Corn lasts for a long time. If it's not an earthquake, it will be a hurricane or something else. Best thing is what corn you don't use after 3 natural disasters you can return to Wegmen's.
Anonymous
08/24/2011 23:11
Subject: S/O Corn buying etiquette during an earthquake
Anonymous wrote:DO NOT USE THIS HUSKER!!!!!
I hired a husker to come over and separate the silk from the husk on a whole new bushel of corn. His name was Cornjulio, so I figured he would be good. He left in the middle of the job, then stood me up for the next appointment, and then called me a bitch when I tried to say I wouldn't pay the rest of his fee. Cornjulio has no ida who he has pissed off- 500,000 corn owners come to this site and now you all know!
I just called Cornjulio and he said that never happened. You really shouldn't defame people on this board.
Anonymous
08/24/2011 23:10
Subject: S/O Corn buying etiquette during an earthquake
DO NOT USE THIS HUSKER!!!!!
I hired a husker to come over and separate the silk from the husk on a whole new bushel of corn. His name was Cornjulio, so I figured he would be good. He left in the middle of the job, then stood me up for the next appointment, and then called me a bitch when I tried to say I wouldn't pay the rest of his fee. Cornjulio has no ida who he has pissed off- 500,000 corn owners come to this site and now you all know!
I hired a husker to come over and separate the silk from the husk on a whole new bushel of corn. His name was Cornjulio, so I figured he would be good. He left in the middle of the job, then stood me up for the next appointment, and then called me a bitch when I tried to say I wouldn't pay the rest of his fee. Cornjulio has no ida who he has pissed off- 500,000 corn owners come to this site and now you all know!
Anonymous
08/24/2011 23:04
Subject: S/O Corn buying etiquette during an earthquake
My husband is always on his cornbook looking at kernels that look like nibblets to me.
It makes me kinda corny, but I don't want to admit it to him.
WWCD?
It makes me kinda corny, but I don't want to admit it to him.
WWCD?
Anonymous
08/24/2011 22:32
Subject: Re:S/O Corn buying etiquette during an earthquake
Anonymous wrote:I'd Hit That Cornday
OMG I laughed so hard I sprayed corn niblets all over my keyboard.
Anonymous
08/24/2011 22:30
Subject: S/O Corn buying etiquette during an earthquake
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:After shucking corn I now find that I can now start and stop my monthly flow while sitting on the toilet. Is this normal?
I was thinking about the environmental benefits of using the diva cup (currently using and flushing tampons) but now,I am thinking that using corn husks might be great.. anyone know if they're flushable?
Not sure about flushability but they are biodegradable!
So I should probably just go throw it in our compost with the rest of the corn husks..
Anonymous
08/24/2011 22:27
Subject: S/O Corn buying etiquette during an earthquake
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:After shucking corn I now find that I can now start and stop my monthly flow while sitting on the toilet. Is this normal?
I was thinking about the environmental benefits of using the diva cup (currently using and flushing tampons) but now,I am thinking that using corn husks might be great.. anyone know if they're flushable?
Not sure about flushability but they are biodegradable!
Anonymous
08/24/2011 22:26
Subject: S/O Corn buying etiquette during an earthquake
Anonymous wrote:After shucking corn I now find that I can now start and stop my monthly flow while sitting on the toilet. Is this normal?
I was thinking about the environmental benefits of using the diva cup (currently using and flushing tampons) but now,I am thinking that using corn husks might be great.. anyone know if they're flushable?
Anonymous
08/24/2011 22:06
Subject: S/O Corn buying etiquette during an earthquake
Has anyone stocked up on corn for the hurricane? How much did you stock up?
Anonymous
08/24/2011 21:49
Subject: Re:S/O Corn buying etiquette during an earthquake
Dcum corn nerdery. Pretty awesome.