I was in a local farm store earlier today

[Apocalypse]

Someone please tell me what "local farm store" (read: farmer's market) has some bunch of suits in some off-site "corporate office."

Around me we have Thiesens; Farm & Fleet, Pauls, Orscheln's not to mention all the parts stores.

I've shopped at three of them regularly. Each sell some of the best most durable stuff you can get.

Far as the bouncy. I know we've warned them it would happen.

Increase healthcare cost for employers. They will cut that cost any way they can. Be it dropping it and forcing them to buy it them selves, cutting labor, or no longer offering full time positions to skirt the law.

Welcome to Obama-vile. Population you.

[Wibbins]

was in a local farm store earlier today

I'm thinking either wal-mart or lowes


Do libs even know what the co-op is?

[NJCardFan]

Tractor Supply Company

Do you call this one farm and dog too?

[Odysseus]

I'm thinking either wal-mart or lowes


Do libs even know what the co-op is?

Doubt it. But then again, they do produce a lot of manure.

[Hubie]

Someone please tell me what "local farm store" (read: farmer's market) has some bunch of suits in some off-site "corporate office."



I'll wait.

"Show Dick some respect!"
--John Bender

[AmPat]

Someone please tell me what "local farm store" (read: farmer's market) has some bunch of suits in some off-site "corporate office."



I'll wait.

Tractor Supply Company and Rural King are two big "farm stores" around here. There might be others....

Meh. I never thought of those as "farm stores" as such, but I can see the moniker fitting. Around here, we just call TSC "TSC." If it's the co-op, we just call it "the co-op."

Anyway, Horse With No Brain cleared it up:

::shrug:: Oh well.

Fair enough. I guess that serves us right for calling Whole Foods a Liberal Pasture Store.