Kroger's after 10pm. Is it always this way?
06-24-01, 10:44 AM
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I had to pick up some items from Kroger's last night. Normally, I do all my shopping in the early mornings, but I needed some items i missed the last go round. Anyway, it was about 11:30p and the bakery and meat market were closed. I am assuming that this was the reason that the entire store reaked of urine. It was especially strong back near the meat area. I ended up making this trip in less than 5 minutes! No browsing today! Is this some new marketing ploy?
Oh yeah, and another thing. Are the Lobsters suppossed to float at the top of the tank?
Oh yeah, and another thing. Are the Lobsters suppossed to float at the top of the tank?
06-25-01, 11:29 AM
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Maybe it's just the backwoods town you live in. My Kroger's has no bodily fluids of any kind. And we have electricity too 
Eric
p.s. Did we really need this thread?
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p.s. Did we really need this thread?
06-25-01, 05:27 PM
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Does Krogers sell DVD's and did they smell as well. 
>Oh yeah, and another thing. Are the Lobsters suppossed to float at the top of the tank?
It depends on whether they are snapping at your fingers.
>Oh yeah, and another thing. Are the Lobsters suppossed to float at the top of the tank?
It depends on whether they are snapping at your fingers.
06-26-01, 09:17 PM
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Nothing personal, but it's "Kroger", not "Krogers" or "Kroger's". It's also "Wal Mart" not "Wal Marts" and "K Mart" not "K Marts".
Thank you for your understanding!
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Thank you for your understanding!
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06-27-01, 12:04 AM
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Originally posted by Rex Fenestrarum
Nothing personal, but it's "Kroger", not "Krogers" or "Kroger's". It's also "Wal Mart" not "Wal Marts" and "K Mart" not "K Marts".
Thank you for your understanding!
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Nothing personal, but it's "Kroger", not "Krogers" or "Kroger's". It's also "Wal Mart" not "Wal Marts" and "K Mart" not "K Marts".
Thank you for your understanding!
The Grammar Police
Oh and it's Wal-Mart and K-Mart, not Wal Mart or K Mart.
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06-27-01, 12:53 AM
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So how would you talk about a multiple of Kroger stores without using the word stores?
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06-27-01, 01:01 AM
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Originally posted by Rex Fenestrarum
You can. It's "10 Kroger stores", not "10 Krogers".
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So how would you talk about a multiple of Kroger stores without using the word stores?
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Rex,
Read the quote you used.
Especially this part:
without using the word stores
-Steve
06-28-01, 10:31 AM
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Originally posted by tictacboy
Rex,
Read the quote you used.
Especially this part:
without using the word stores
-Steve
Originally posted by Rex Fenestrarum
You can. It's "10 Kroger stores", not "10 Krogers".
The Grammar Police
So how would you talk about a multiple of Kroger stores without using the word stores?
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Rex,
Read the quote you used.
Especially this part:
without using the word stores
-Steve
06-28-01, 02:40 PM
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You don't. Unless you're a hick.
From Tuesday's Atlanta Journal:
See? It's "Harris Teeters" and "Kroger stores".
Rex
From Tuesday's Atlanta Journal:
There are at least eight Harris Teeters that sit close to existing Kroger stores
Rex
