chaos-princess
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right all i need to know is the price of tis icecream, does anyone know the price of ben and jerrys icecream
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hi this is a bit odd
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Cthulhu's Librarian
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Usually somewhere between $3.50 and $4.00. Why do you ask?
the Jester
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Depending on where I go, anywhere from about $3.89 to $4.89 plus tax.
Djeta Thernadier
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http://www.benandjerrys.com/
There you go. More info than you ever wanted to know about B&J's ice cream & the men who invented it. If you ever get to Vermont, you can take a tour of their place. It's pretty neat. The cows are very cute and the ice cream making process is quite fascinating (not to mention tasty). They also have a nice gift shop where you can buy cute plush cows and B&J's t-shirts (and ice cream, of course). They're both big environmentalists and fans of music like
the Grateful Dead and Phish (hence their flavors Cherry Garcia and Phish Flakes, both of which are quite scrumptious, even if you don't like the bands). They have a lot of earthy crunchy enviromental type stuff at their stores, and I think they donate portions of their profits to various environmental causes and the like.
Wait! Why the heck do know I know this much about Ben and Jerry!?
I'm going back to work now. I hope this helps.
Oh - and if you are just talking about how much is a small container of ice cream at the grocery store , it's between $3.50 -$5 depending on where you go. A cone or dish at one of their stands is between $2.50 - $4.50.
There you go. More info than you ever wanted to know about B&J's ice cream & the men who invented it. If you ever get to Vermont, you can take a tour of their place. It's pretty neat. The cows are very cute and the ice cream making process is quite fascinating (not to mention tasty). They also have a nice gift shop where you can buy cute plush cows and B&J's t-shirts (and ice cream, of course). They're both big environmentalists and fans of music like
the Grateful Dead and Phish (hence their flavors Cherry Garcia and Phish Flakes, both of which are quite scrumptious, even if you don't like the bands). They have a lot of earthy crunchy enviromental type stuff at their stores, and I think they donate portions of their profits to various environmental causes and the like.
Wait! Why the heck do know I know this much about Ben and Jerry!?
I'm going back to work now. I hope this helps.
Oh - and if you are just talking about how much is a small container of ice cream at the grocery store , it's between $3.50 -$5 depending on where you go. A cone or dish at one of their stands is between $2.50 - $4.50.
Cthulhu's Librarian
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Actually, thats Phish Food (not flakes).Djeta Thernadier said:
You know, back in 1996, I met Ben & Jerry, and they later came out on stage and sang with Phish at the Clifford Ball in Plattsburg, NY. Just thought I'd drop that since we're talking about Ben & Jerry & Phish.
Brother Shatterstone
Dark Moderator of PbP
3.10 no tax...chaos-princess said:
Go commissary* go!* This is the grocery store that is located on military bases and installations.
Djeta Thernadier
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Dimwhit said:I've heard a lot of words used to describe a cow. Never 'cute.' Until now...
Ah...I also think a lot of the things in the Monster Manuals are adorable, precious, cute and charming. I'm an odd duck...
Brother Shatterstone
Dark Moderator of PbP
Not that odd, I happen to think that the nymph fits all of the above.Djeta Thernadier said:
