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Old 09-17-2023, 11:43 AM   #36574
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Originally Posted by poohbear_nc View Post
Local Food Lion grocery store ran out of plastic bags - haven't seen paper bags used in years - the check out folk no longer have the finesse the old bag boys had of packing groceries into inelastic square spaces.

And it's no fun carrying in groceries packed in bags with no handles.

Throw back V & R
They aren't great to carry, but the old style paper bags are sure easier to pack. I made reusable bags shaped like the paper ones out of birdseed bags. I used purchased nylon strapping to sew handles on them. I really dislike the plastic bags and try to not bring them home. The store I shop at the most uses super cheap plastic bags, and almost always double them up, which defeats the purpose of the cheap bags.

Back in the old days, 8 of those paper bags fit perfectly in the space behind the back bench in my beloved 1985 Astro Van. And they make the best book covers.
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