The people who make the signs at the local Albertson’s must be 80 year old curmudgeon-ly types, I guess.
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Hahahaha! That’s awesome.
Ours has an aisle that says, “School Supplies. Plants. Onions. Batteries. Produce.”
Ha ha! I haven’t heard “new age” in a long time! Back in high school, I think, with the whale-sounds music.
very funny!
Yes, that is VERY funny. So, what beverages are on this aisle? I must know.
Yes. Funny. I’ve seen many stores refer to “New Age drinks” and it still seems bizarro again and again.
That’s a new one for me. I’m with Nor–what exactly is a new age beverage? Does Enya drink them?
JayAre: Wow! That’s quite an aisle.
Swistle: Yes! I expect Yanni to be promoting something in that aisle.
serror: I’m glad so many folks thinks so. I was walking along, looking for the aisle with olives, scanning the signs, and I just had to tun around and take a pic of this one.
Noreen: Hi friend! I think they were referring to the sparkling waters? I couldn’t figure it out.
Kate: Hiya! really? I’ll have to keep my eyes peeled from here on out.
beth: Ah… Enya. Reminds me of when SB and I first started dating and he put on some Enya for making out music. I liked him enough that I didn’t run away.
What is wrong with you oldsters?
Hast thou not heard of Energy Drinks?
I am old, but I have teens. They never drink Coke or root beer anymore. They’re all about the Monster energy drink.
And it’s green. And as a Red Sox fan, I think of it as The Green Monster at Fenway.
But yes, I guess flavored vitamin water and bottled Frappuccinos would fall under New Age as well…?
I understand to what they are referring, but I was unaware that “New Age” was something people even said anymore, much less put on a sign. Apparently, I am WRONG.
I think fundies still fear the New Age plot. Wankers.