had to eat cereal with a fork so my brothers had some milk.
next Xmas i'm asking for an amp!!!!Dad got me an air guitar for Christmas
when I taught in eastern Kentucky, all of us teachers qualified for government subsidies which included cheese. We also got milk, sometimes rice, we got a big cardboard box of stuff. It was GREAT! The cheese was real cheese and very high quality and it was in the shape of a wheel.I know this thread is parody, but a friend of mine (of whom, we joke about our mythical bluegrass/southern rock band called "Gubment Cheaz") once tracked down the actual "Government Cheese" that used to be sent out. Turns out it was (and still is) made by Land O' Lakes, and you can actually buy it. Unfortunately it's only available in "Institutional Packaging". As in, 5.5lb units of fake cheese. We tried to enlist all our friends so we could buy a bucket and divvy it up, but none of them knew what Government Cheese was. Or the cans of pork. Or food stamps, or any of that stuff.
Those poor wealthy kids were missing out. Gov't Cheese was the mad notes on a pasta-bean mulch!
when I taught in eastern Kentucky, all of us teachers qualified for government subsidies which included cheese. We also got milk, sometimes rice, we got a big cardboard box of stuff. It was GREAT! The cheese was real cheese and very high quality and it was in the shape of a wheel.
The students and teachers all made jokes about constipation from government cheese, but I'd go to lexington and get tortillas and I ate quesadillas like they were going out of style! For a young man make 16K a year as a teacher, it was a HUGE help! We were told there was tons of it!