Let's go shopping!

“I'd like to hear your grocery list of backpacker friendly food, I tried the new "Easy Mac" it was good -just add boiling water. The pre-cooked bacon was good too.The tuna in little pouches,and mashed potatoes and gravy together in cute little bags. What stuff have you guys seen and tried?”

“Rice-a-Roni, Lipton noodles, Lipton rice. Just bought a food dehydrator but haven't used it yet.”

“Anything by Zatarains. Cheese and ham flavored grits by Quaker Oats. Most Lipton products. And Oreo's.”

“MRE's - yuck!”

“I love dried peaches.
I like wasa bread with a half inch of fluffy cream cheese to go with that pre cooked bacon.”

“Powdered hummus (add water), sun dried tomato flakes, crackers. Great lightweight lunch

Instant mashed potatos in a freezer bag, add powdered butter & seasonings or parmesan cheese.

Those Breakfast bars with the layer of milk (sugar) is pretty good too. Wuz craving those towards the end of our 30 day trip.

Tuna in a pouch, add mayo packets or relish packets.”

“Jerky, Beef jerky, venison jerky, duck jerky, bear jerky, dried meat, dried apples, dried potatoes, candy bars, and water. Oatmeal.”

“lipton”

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SOMERS - Call it a case of shopping-cart rage.


State police said a 45-year-old Dutchess County man became enraged at a 72-year-old woman who was in front of him at the checkout line of the Super Stop & Shop on Route 6 last night and ran her over with his shopping cart.


James Curcio of Hillside Road, Poughquag, continued pushing the shopping cart out the door, despite not paying for the groceries, then beat a retreat in his car, police said.


The 72-year-old woman was treated at Hudson Valley Hospital Center in Cortlandt and released.


Sgt. Joseph Lutz said the woman was checking out about 9:15 p.m. and was processing her debit card when Curcio became impatient and bumped her with his cart.


"She then said something to him. He got mad, hitting her twice with the cart and knocking her over before he fled," Lutz said.


Store employees ran outside and got a description of Curcio's vehicle and its license plate. They also prevented him from escaping with the groceries.


A short time after the incident at the store in the Somers Commons Shopping Plaza near the Putnam line, troopers learned that Curcio showed up at the Putnam County Hospital Center, claiming that he was attacked and robbed at the Stop & Shop, police said.


Troopers Paul Carinci, Linda Holmes and Timothy Gleason took Curcio into custody at the hospital and charged him with second-degree assault, a felony, and petty larceny, a misdemeanor, for removing $85 worth of groceries from the store, police said.


Curcio was arraigned before Somers Town Justice Michael J. McDermott, who sent him to the county jail without bail. Curcio is due back in court on Monday.

http://www.lohud.com/apps/pbcs.dll/article?AID=/20070719/NEWS01/707190440”

“HEY! That kinda looks like UPLuver!!!!”

“what next?”

“look at his face!!!!!

I think we should run him over with a car.”

“Psyco Killer.... qu'est-ce que c'est?”