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YES!
One not need live below the mason dixon line to make sweet tea and other "regional" foods.
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It won't have enough sugar.
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Yes....yes they do. The line should actually be below Virginia..............
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TN and NC are iffy.....they tend to f up barbecue
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Funny
Those are the states that come to mind when I picture inbreds.
Those are the states that come to mind when I picture inbreds.
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may be why they can't get barbecue right................
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Already packed a 5lb bag and my tea bags!!!
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Imma bite my tongue....
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Giggle
She said tea bags
She said tea bags
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Imma bite my tongue....
OMG, left myself open for that one...tea bagging. Didn't even think of that.... better modify that to say tea leaves!
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Better than mushroom stamping...
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That's West Virginia and Ohio ( where they migrated to in the 50's and 60's)
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Or any part of greater Yankeestan, for that matter.
What if he wants a 2nd. glass?
