Re: Woohooo! Dell + Linux

Greg Folkert writes:
Ratio of White flour to Wheat flour? What do you guess?

6-7 white flour train cars to 1 Wheat flour. We are talking 160,000
pounds each train car. Each car being a 100 ton car.

Sounds like a plausible ratio. However, you're still talking carload
quantities. The difference is not likely to make the white flour more than
a few percent cheaper than the whole wheat (and the cost of the flour isn't
that large a fraction of the price of the bread anyway).


Of course, there was a time when white bread was the fancy, expensive
stuff...
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John Hasler


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