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and they will sell for $100/ea. now that the supply will go down. Maybe I'll go buy up all that's left and start a black-market business.PBratton wrote:Don't worry! All those Twinkies stored away in the bomb shelters during the 60's will be good for another 137 years.
Believe it or not, Twinkies have an expiration date: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=h81VGWQip4k (linked rather than embedded because video has one F-bomb in it....)jayinsat wrote:and they will sell for $100/ea. now that the supply will go down. Maybe I'll go buy up all that's left and start a black-market business.PBratton wrote:Don't worry! All those Twinkies stored away in the bomb shelters during the 60's will be good for another 137 years.
Actually they are "creme" filled.philip964 wrote:It was always a real treat when my mom packed a cream filled Hostess cup cake in my lunch box in 1955. It didn't take very much to make me happy in Kindergarten.
From NBC DFW,philip964 wrote:It was always a real treat when my mom packed a cream filled Hostess cup cake in my lunch box in 1955. It didn't take very much to make me happy in Kindergarten.
Sad.
Maybe the union thought they were bluffing.
I'm sure they don't blame themselves.
It was those evil capitalists.
Wow, you must be psychic, got any tips for the next lotto drawing?NBC's Savannah Guthrie read a statement on "Today" from the bakers' union that said: “Despite Greg Rayburn’s insulting and disingenuous statements of the last several months, the truth is that Hostess workers and the union have absolutely no responsibility for the failure of this company. That responsibility rests squarely on the shoulders of the company’s decision makers.”
The "blame-less" outcome appeared to be very predictable from the beginning of this. Of course the company's management is wholly to blame and there were no outside influences on the outcome. Unfortunately, this same self-destructive behavior has been displayed in other places in our country recently. It reminds me of the this story.Jaguar wrote:From NBC DFW,philip964 wrote:It was always a real treat when my mom packed a cream filled Hostess cup cake in my lunch box in 1955. It didn't take very much to make me happy in Kindergarten.
Sad.
Maybe the union thought they were bluffing.
I'm sure they don't blame themselves.
It was those evil capitalists.Wow, you must be psychic, got any tips for the next lotto drawing?NBC's Savannah Guthrie read a statement on "Today" from the bakers' union that said: “Despite Greg Rayburn’s insulting and disingenuous statements of the last several months, the truth is that Hostess workers and the union have absolutely no responsibility for the failure of this company. That responsibility rests squarely on the shoulders of the company’s decision makers.”
From NBC DFW,NBC's Savannah Guthrie read a statement on "Today" from the bakers' union that said: “Despite Greg Rayburn’s insulting and disingenuous statements of the last several months, the truth is that Hostess workers and the union have absolutely no responsibility for the failure of this company. That responsibility rests squarely on the shoulders of the company’s decision makers.
Keith B wrote:It's funny to me that Washington and Colorado just legalized marijuana, but now there will be no Twinkies or chocolate cupcakes.
Not really... he's actually a vegan, the Twinkies he ate in the movie were cornbreadSRH78 wrote:Tallahassee is going to be very upset.
jayinsat wrote:Keith B wrote:It's funny to me that Washington and Colorado just legalized marijuana, but now there will be no Twinkies or chocolate cupcakes.