With photos that prove it. WARNING: not for the faint of heart...
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"Utah sucks."
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sferrin said:
That, and the giant steam-powered mechanical spiders.
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Hey I like my "Gangsta Rap's Greatest Hits". On the original cassette, thank you. ;D
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Pssshhh. If you were truly Olde Skool, you'd have it on 8-Track. Poser.
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Watch out for those clouds of dihydrogen monoxide. 
Triton said:Watch out for those clouds of dihydrogen monoxide.
And the canned food.
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Orionblamblam said:Triton said:Watch out for those clouds of dihydrogen monoxide.
And the canned food.
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That's nothin'. Go anywhere in the south. You ain't seen gross until you've seen "head cheese".
sferrin said:
"Southern food" and I have had our issues. Two things that immediately spring to memory:
1) Wherever I went in "Dixie," the milk tasted like... pesticide. First noticed this on a family vacation trip when we stopped in a McDonalds or some such, and had a carton of milk. Bleah. Let my parents taste it... they tasted the pesticide as well. Then had the staff taste it... they didn't taste it. I guess it was normal.
2) On a business trip to Huntsville around 2003, I ordered Ice Tea. How can you possibly screw that up? Here's how: one billion parts per million of *sugar.* Had so much sugar in it it was *gritty.* Soon came to realize that "ice tea" was the default name for "sweet tea," which is the euphemism for "diabetes in a glass." Already being a diabetic, I didn't think too highly of it. Nor did I think highly of having to argue to *not* have a pound of sugar dumped into my glass of dried leaves in water.
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I lived in Lufkin, TX for several months years ago. Their water is so bad it ruined the taste of anything you put it in. I made the mistake of filling the bathtub up once and it had this brownish tint. Needless to say I stuck to showers so I could at least pretend that was clear water coming out of the tap.
