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If I ever say the words "I can eat my own weight in...." they will be followed by "boiled peanuts"
— Aug 29, 2013 05:19PM
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Aug 30, 2013 10:16AM
I have an aversion to any food item that begins with the word "boiled." I am, however, open to trying this strange southern treat you speak of.
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Good grief! Boiled peanuts are amazing. Do you have an aversion to boiled potatoes? Boiled shrimp?Boiled peanuts are perfect for taking to football games. But never fall for the trap of canned boiled peanuts. They taste like poison
Listen, Charlie Brown, I don't mind when things are boiled, it's when that word is used in the title of the product that my stomach says yuck. And football? Really? I am 36 years old and I have been to zero football games. I'm pretty okay with that. Commence judging...
It boggles the mind that you've never been to a single game. Never to Madison to a Badgers game? No jumping around at the end of the third quarter? I hate Wisconsin but it's fun to go to games there if they are playing Northwestern.
My Batman villain name: The Boggler. You win: you're butch, and I'm not so butch. Maybe I just need to be around someone who gets excited about that kind of thing. Should I add that to my list of qualifications for my next bf?
Since I probably would have cried and thrown up violently if that had been me, I'm just going to pretend you never said it. Thanks for bringing it up again.
Don't judge. What ever happened to "live and let live"? Besides, they feel SO good! Try them. I dare you.
I went to a wedding on the beach Saturday. (never have an outside wedding when it's in the 90's. Bleh) I was in my Matlock suit. Many compliments.
Today I was walking to my car after work. I was walking across a street when I noticed a parked car that had a few kids in it. The car also had a grandmother in the back seat. All that was missing in this car was a dog. Kid, old person, dog. Hot car. Windows rolled down just a bit.So anyway, I'm walking by, and the kids are enjoying the alone time, because grandma has no idea what's going down. As I pass by one side of the car, this little girl, I'm guessing eight years old, leans out the window and says, "You stupid." But she says it how ghetto kids say things these days. "Stoo-pit."
So, I was obviously insulted by this, um, insult. Because, so far, I've not done anything to indicate to this little girl that I am stupid. I crossed the street successfully, did not get hit by a car. What have I done to indicate stupidity? So I say to her as I am walking by, "No you're not. You are."
Let's recap.
Little girl: You stupid.
Me: No you're not. You are.
In my attempt to prove to a kid that I wasn't stupid, I seemed to prove that I was, indeed, stoo-pit.
I kept walking and was like, "Damn, Ajax, you totally f###ed that up. You had the chance to tell that kid straight up that she was stoo-pit, but you f###ed it up."
But did I? As I said what I said and as I walked away, I noticed that my nemesis was incredibly confused by my comeback. Her eight year old take on the language may very well have been my advantage. She had this look on her face like, "Why would he tell me I wasn't stupid, then tell me right after that I was? His comeback makes no sense, and confuses my feeble brain."
Put me in a courtroom, Matlock.
Is it still considered genius if someone does something brilliant completely on accident? Either way, you're kind of my hero right now. Not only did you say something amazing, you talked to an eight-year old, a stranger. Braver than I, friend.

