Oranges and evil and coffee:

Jul 03, 2007 10:22

For those of you that doubted that Starbucks is evil - and you really shouldn't, although I know that a few of you out there still cling to the touching and naïve belief that Starbucks is only thinking of the Good of Us All - let me assure you that we have found positive proof otherwise this morning ( Read more... )

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dzuunmod July 3 2007, 14:34:08 UTC
I have no idea whether this is something that's found in Florida grocery stores as well, but up here we have a type of (Breyer's, I think?) Creamsicle-flavoured ice cream that is bar none, my favourite store-bought frozen dairy treat.

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mariness July 3 2007, 15:18:29 UTC
Hmm. I shall check it out. Right at the moment my freezer is harbouring Haagen Daas Coconut Pineapple, which could actually be renamed Paradise and Fat in a Little Container. Amazing stuff.

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cardinalximinez July 3 2007, 14:46:56 UTC
That's because it ain't real oranges. :)

I considered taking your Florida residency card away, but then it occurred to me that you might appreciate that idea. Besides, you can't help your allergies.

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mariness July 3 2007, 15:20:10 UTC
Not allergies -- arthritis. High amounts of citric acid causes inflammation and stiffness in the joints -- it's why I also don't consume many lemons, tangerines and grapefruit, although I don't dislike them the same way.

Oddly enough, I disliked oranges well before the joint effect kicked in.

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cardinalximinez July 3 2007, 15:25:59 UTC
Oddly enough, I disliked oranges well before the joint effect kicked in.

Hm. I will have to reconsider my leniency. ;)

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felisdemens July 3 2007, 15:14:03 UTC
The trip has irrevocably corrupted you. Eeeexcellent.

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mariness July 3 2007, 15:20:49 UTC
Now, how to corrupt you in return.... [Insert maniacal evil laughter]

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hummingwolf July 3 2007, 20:35:12 UTC
Has anybody done anything with those souvenirs you gave out? I've been afraid to even look at mine.

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mariness July 3 2007, 22:44:38 UTC
Truthfully, I've been afraid to ask any of you.

Did it start growing when it was out of your sight?

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