I have seen a similar cartoon somewhere; it might be a Larson Far Side picture.The man who didn't buy the Girl Scout Cookies
Jan de Boer wrote:Girl scout cookies. Is the thing here not that some cute girl sells home made cookies for her club to collect money to buy a tent or something? It is about the cute smile of a child, the good feeling you are doing something to help them to have a good time, and then the cookies just taste awful.?
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There are only two hard things in computer science: cache invalidation, naming things, and off-by-one errors
There are only two hard things in computer science: cache invalidation, naming things, and off-by-one errors
Jan de Boer wrote:Girl scout cookies. Is the thing here not that some cute girl sells home made cookies for her club to collect money to buy a tent or something? It is about the cute smile of a child, the good feeling you are doing something to help them to have a good time, and then the cookies just taste awful.?
So there's no escape?fred rosenberger wrote:. . . . On my side of the river . . . On the other, they are sold in the fall. . . . .
Jan de Boer wrote:Girl scout cookies. Is the thing here not that some cute girl sells home made cookies for her club to collect money to buy a tent or something? It is about the cute smile of a child, the good feeling you are doing something to help them to have a good time, and then the cookies just taste awful.?
All things are lawful, but not all things are profitable.
Campbell Ritchie wrote:$5 for 11oz Only worth it if they are made from real girl scouts.
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