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On Sat 07 May 2005, Karen McAtamney <karen@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx.xx.xx> wrote: > The problem isn't the supermarkets themselves, the problem is what > people are choosing to buy in them. My problem is with supermarkets. I just hate being in them. They make me miserable. They make me less inclined to either cook or eat. Being in a shop that sells food should make me hungry! I hate the artificial lighting and the bad kind of crowdedness; not people flocking together because they like being where they are and they like having all the other people around them, but people stuffed into one place together all wishing the other people had come half an hour earlier or later. I hate that nothing ever seems to inspire me in a supermarket. I hate that the vegetables are ridiculously expensive yet not as fresh as the ones I get in the market. I hate everything being wrapped in plastic, and I hate all the fish being rectangular. KakeThere's stuff above here
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