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Girl Scout Cookies
Mon, 15 Jan 2007 18:24:01 -0500
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Paco..........
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This year they are selling sugar-free brownies.
Do girls still sell girl scout cookies? When I worked, my co-workers
sold their kids' cookies at work!
Norma...
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They set up their table at one of the grocery stores here and I always
buy a box or two. I don't remember the name but there is one kind that
is more like a candy bar than a cookie and I indulge.
Norma
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Betsy In VA...
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I bought mine over the weekend. Mom and daughter came up to the groupd
of neighborhood moms. Mom sold the cookies, daughter ran around and
looked totally uninterested. I bought them anyway; that's part of being
friends in my neighborhood--but it's been many years since I thought
the girls got any selling or marketing experience from this. When I was
a girl scout, parents didn't help out at all! And if a girl only sold a
few boxes, it was ok, the point was that she got the experience of
trying to sell something.
ps. I hear the brownies aren;t that tasy. I'm sticking with the mints,
myself.
Joy...
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I wouldn't buy sugar-free anything. You can't beat the thin mints, although
they have a couple of other varieties I like. The lemon ones are good, and
there's a coconut one that's good too.
Jean B....
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Don't talk about those thin mints. They are my favorite. Shhhh.
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JD Cooper...
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I have called them "cookie-nazis" most of my adult life. They rank up
there with little-league-zazis and other such money grubbing
organizations that accomplish little else than turn children into
collection agencies and mega-consumers. The last few years I have
absolutly refused to buy cookies from girl scouts. I doubt I ever will
again. (which is a problem for a guy who l-o-v-e-s the Do-Si-Do cookies!)
mmj1...
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Gosh, you're no fun, JD. :-) I'd rather contribute to Scouts and Little
Leagues than politicians that's for sure.
JD Cooper...
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Ok.. I consider your scolding to he appropriate... but I have big
problems with the overly pushy parents...
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Jean B....
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Yes, they do. They assail us as we try to exit from the
supermarket. (I buy them from one of Leah's friends.)
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