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In Ireland, Subway (the sandwich chain) had to change their bread recipe because with the amount of sugar in it before, it was legally cake and cake is taxed at a higher rate than bread
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cake is taxed at a higher rate than bread
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Ahhhhh the good ole sin tax. Fuckin government trying to regulate our lives through taxes. Bring back tar and feathers.
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And coincidentally, syntax is what got this whole thread chain started.
Shakespeare was almost there or maybe just spread it over different plays ...
... the second thing would be the politicians ...
The irony is that so many politicians are lawyers, so we could actually ...
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After I saw this phrase several times I tried to find its origin. It's not Shakespeare's it goes back at least to the Romans...
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About 20 years for me: Pumpernickel, Sour Dough Marble Rye, 100% Whole Wheat
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Pumpernickel and Rye... a man after my own heart!
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I used to love both of those. But can no longer eat them. Celiac disease.Pumpernickel and Rye... a man after my own heart!
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Aww... Sorry. That must be horrible! Hope you feel ok!I used to love both of those. But can no longer eat them. Celiac disease.
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Yeah, you learn to live with it. And gf products have come a long way! They don't all taste like cardboard now.
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Now that is one I reaaaaallly don't miss,
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LOL that's my favorite goes good with that Devil Mountain coffee
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Ah - a Yankee. Makes sense.Yeah, the TechniIce thing wasn't the reason I used "Ice boxes" in the game. It was the first image that showed up when I looked for "Ice boxes" when I was looking at it to answer you
As sagerock820 said, and he's as American as NY-style pizza, he has seen written as "coolers", "ice chests", and "ice boxes", and I should trust my proofreaders, right?
I'm Texan and that isn't a term you see used that way in our region.
Haven't spent any significant lengths of time in the upper Northeast and really haven't had many conversations where that term would have come into play - not a lot of chances to get into deep discussions on outdoorsy things with business acquaintances unless it somehow has something to do with the "business" being discussed. The most likely spot I'd see it, if I ever did, would be in a television show or somesuch - lots of them based in NYC, some in Boston, but rarely anything that would have an outdoors or camping vibe to it.
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Like Xerox is a name for photocopies. Like Chiclets are the name of Chewing gum.
Heheheheh.
Peace
Okay, Xerox, Hoover and Kleenex are synonymous with their product wherever I've been. Can't say I've ever been somewhere people say Chiclets instead of Gum though ...