Food is getting more and more costly these days. In order to save
money I am thinking about renting food, rather than buying it. I
looked in the yellow pages but cant find a local food rental. Is
there a food rental company online? I googled but found nothing.

I'm also looking for places that sell used food, but cant find any. I
wear lots of used clothing, my husband buys used cars and built our
garage from used wood. Why cant I find used food?

On Sat, 07 Jul 2007 05:32:43 -0500, wrote:

>Food is getting more and more costly these days. In order to save
>money I am thinking about renting food, rather than buying it. I
>looked in the yellow pages but cant find a local food rental. Is
>there a food rental company online? I googled but found nothing.
>
>I'm also looking for places that sell used food, but cant find any. I
>wear lots of used clothing, my husband buys used cars and built our
>garage from used wood. Why cant I find used food?

Sure you can find used food.
Go to the local sanitary waste station.

On Jul 7, 3:32 am, wrote:
> Food is getting more and more costly these days. In order to save
> money I am thinking about renting food, rather than buying it. I
> looked in the yellow pages but cant find a local food rental. Is
> there a food rental company online? I googled but found nothing.
[snip]

Google under "beer." -aem

On Sat, 07 Jul 2007 09:02:49 -0500, Pan Ohco > wrote:

>On Sat, 07 Jul 2007 05:32:43 -0500, wrote:
>
>>Food is getting more and more costly these days. In order to save
>>money I am thinking about renting food, rather than buying it. I
>>looked in the yellow pages but cant find a local food rental. Is
>>there a food rental company online? I googled but found nothing.
>>
>>I'm also looking for places that sell used food, but cant find any. I
>>wear lots of used clothing, my husband buys used cars and built our
>>garage from used wood. Why cant I find used food?
>
>Sure you can find used food.
>Go to the local sanitary waste station.

If you happen to be in an urban area head to the nearest homeless
shelter. By the dumpster there should be several piles of "used" food

> wrote:
>Food is getting more and more costly these days. In order to save
>money I am thinking about renting food, rather than buying it. I

I bet there's a street in your town where people will
pay you good money to eat them.

--Blair