If you buy other than the store-brand loaf, you're bourgeois

[JVS]

[Book Lover]

1. I bake my own bread, etc. What does that make me?

[reyd reid reed]

2. My bestest friend.

:pals:

Heh...I bake my own when I'm making chicken and noodles or vegetable beef barley or chili or a few other things...lasagna...

For the kids sammiches and stuff?

HA!

Peanut butter and cool whip is fine on generic bread or bread store bread or...

The squishier the better, as far as they're concerned.

[Book Lover]

4. Aw!

:pals: Thanks!

It all started when I snuck veggies into my son's lunch biscuits; he's been eating spinach like that for months and months now ;-) Now I bake various breads twice a week, and very rarely do we share with the birds. I'll ride this train for as long as I can manage; I know the day will come when he looks at me over the sandwich I baked the bread for, cooked the chicken myself, etc, etc, and complains, "But it's not like <insert kid's friend's name here>'s sandwich!"

[HarukaTheTrophyWife]

3. Well, then I'm bourgeois.

And I hate Pittsburgh. :P

[JVS]

6. pittsburgh rocks

Typical of the hundreds of tributes that have been e-mailed to CNN.com is this one from Tina Treece of Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania: "Crikey, I miss him so much already."
http://www.cnn.com/2006/WORLD/asiapcf/09/04/australia.irwin.remembered/index.html

[LeftyMom]

5. That shit is not bread.

Damned if I know what it is, but it tastes like nothing, has no texture and in no way resembles bread made at home.

[reyd reid reed]

8. I think that's why my kids prefer it for their peanut butter 'n' cool whip

gourmet creations. Nothing to compete with the junk...it's just a means of transport from the jar to their mouth.

[GoddessOfGuinness]

7. store-brand loaf = simulated bread product

They should call it what it is.

[NMMNG]

9. You call that pathetic pile of garbage bread?

I'll buy lots of store-brand items but bread isn't one of them.

[mykpart]

10. My former BIL pronounces it

"Burr-goyce." What does that make him? An idiot!