News you can’t use.

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In all the years I lived down south I could never bring myself to enjoy okra. Even deep fried I found it to be a slime filled snot ball.

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But if it can clean up plastic waste? I may have to rethink my aversion.

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That is some seriously vengeful lightning right there. In my head I’m hearing Liam Neeson’s voice. “I will find you”.

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Where has this been all my life?

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And what the Hell Canada! We’re your friendly lobster filled neighbors to the south…. please share.

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Now that is a yacht worth having.

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31 thoughts on “News you can’t use.”

  1. 1) Okra in Gumbo is mandatory, otherwise it is just vegetable soup 2) Lightning only strikes in a straight line, so more than likely she caught a deflection of the bolt 3) Why would I buy Canadian Ice Cream when I can get Amish Ice Cream? 4) Ah hell, now we will get a million reports of USO’s (Unidentified Sailing Objects) Nessie lives!

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      1. Your neighbor told you how to make Cajun soup. No okra, no gumbo. Anyway, the Amish make two things better than anybody else: ice cream and Shoo-Fly-Pie. You have to go to Amish Country or an Amish Market to get their ice cream as they do not mass produce for grocery store vending.

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  2. Hang on here. I am Canadian. I grew up in the 50s, 60s, and 70s, (born in November of 1949), and I have never heard of tiger tail ice-cream. Either someone is putting you on, or it was a regional treat and was not dpecifically “Canadian.” Possibly those Bluenosers in Atlantic Canada? Or the Newfies from Newfoundland? Maybe even the LaLaLanders in BC. I demand a recount!

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  3. It is still sometimes featured as a seasonal flavour at Baskin Robbins.

    In Canada: Kawartha Dairy, President’s Choice, and Chapman’s all also offer their own versions of tiger tail for sale.

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