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Old 06-02-2010, 10:10 AM
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lol... That's pretty much all I had to eat all day yesterday. I'm going to get my landlord to try some today when he comes to fix the fridge. We'll see how that goes.
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Maybe as an extra income you can start selling these to friends and family... Then move up to selling at other places like faires etc. Before you know it you will have a multi million dollar corporation based out of Washington...
Maybe you'll even be on every street corner like another company based out of washington.
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lol... If you could get rich selling boiled peanuts, there'd be alot of rich folk back home. They take a looooooong time to cook. Although, the common price per lb of boiled peanuts for regular peanuts is $3/lb, so I imagine it could be fairly lucrative. It's just finding raw peanuts up here and getting people to try them that's the issue.
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