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I don’t want to cast aspersions upon Maid-O-Barley, but if their marketing department was even remotely truthful, then the coffee available to people was really quite terrible.
That’s funny, J.!
Their marketing department also deserves a whipping for coming up with the worst name ever. “Maid-O-Barley”?! [shakes head]
“No caffein. No adulterations.”
So, one can drink this without fear of breaking either the Word of Wisdom or the Law of Chastity!
I love the way stamps were used as legal tender. Can you imagine sending $17.50 in stamps to Amazon for that book you ordered?
Oh and David Y., Bwahaha!
I think that “mild barley drink” meant something else. This is a stretch.