The Mystery of the Cereal Boxes

[John Arnold]

Seller/occupant appeared to be single man.

[John Kogel]

Those are expiry dates. I think.
He likes to eat stale food, and when an item's on special, he gets two.
The letters on some boxes is a mystery alright, unless they stand for "unpalatable" and "vile". :D
No I think he started with box "A" and is munching his way thru the alphabet.
Hey, where's the Alphabits?

[Jack Feldmann]

Might have a little OCD going on.

[Nick Ostrowski]

Cheerios, Chex, Special K, Raisin Bran...........BOOOOORRRIING!!!!!! He'll never get the neat prizes eating health concious cereals like those.

[David Bell]

All that fiber, no wonder the coffee maker is in the closet,he doesn't need coffee.

[wayne soper]

Come on, what else did you find in that house that we would like to see?
That is cereal eaten by a fruitcake in my opinion

[John Arnold]

Come on, what else did you find in that house that we would like to see?...

Lots and lots of stuff like this.

[Rick Hurst]

Don't know about you guys, but this is the typical looking pantry I see everyday.

The one John has there is definately a mental patient.:D

rick

[Billy Stephens]

Don't know about you guys, but this is the typical looking pantry I see everyday.

The one John has there is definately a mental patient.:D

rick
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Only if the Water Cutoff is in the Bottom at the Very Back. ;)
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[Rick Hurst]

Its right there behind the litter box, Billy.:D

rick

[John Arnold]

Ok, here's another from the same place. Cereal guy did all the work.

[brian schmitt]

Looks like a shelf from the Bush Library to me . . .:D
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now that is funny! i don't care who you are:D sure this guy isn't a cereal killer?:D

[Jim Robinson]

I was just about to use the cereal killer line, and you beat me to it.

[Rick Hurst]

Now I know why he's single with all that cereal.:D

[Steven Saville]

Reminds me of a home back in the early 70's while I was a plumber. The elderly resident had gallon jugs of water all over the place. Looked like he refilled milk containers in fear of a water shortage. Must have been a couple hundred jugs all over. Couldn't hardly walk around the place. A little eccentric, but he did pay for my work.

[chris mcintyre]

http://www.inspectionnews.net/home_inspection/attachments/general-chit-chat-home-inspectors-commercial-inspectors/17392d1271681642t-mystery-cereal-boxes-wc-ridge.jpg (http://www.inspectionnews.net/home_inspection/attachments/general-chit-chat-home-inspectors-commercial-inspectors/17392d1271681642-mystery-cereal-boxes-wc-ridge.jpg)

What's the use of having 30 year shingles if you don't use 30 year cap?:)

[Ken Rowe]

I don't think those are expiration dates. I'm thinking the dates they were purchased.

[Erby Crofutt]

What do you call a bunch of home inspectors obsessing over analyzing handwritten dates on cereal boxes (and cupboard contents) in the house of a stranger??


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[Billy Stephens]

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What do you call a bunch of home inspectors obsessing over analyzing handwritten dates on cereal boxes (and cupboard contents) in the house of a stranger??
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Concerned. :D
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[John Arnold]

What do you call a bunch of home inspectors obsessing over analyzing handwritten dates on cereal boxes (and cupboard contents) in the house of a stranger??
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Home Inspectors.