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   Dogsniff said, 10 months ago

   Are those the Chicks?
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   margueritem said, 10 months ago

   GAG, I hate sweet tea! Good one today!
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   Radish said, 10 months ago

   Were they bought at Winn Dixie grocery store?
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   briatollah said, 10 months ago

   @margueritem

   I like my tea (both iced and hot) plain. Sugar and lemon are for people who don’t like tea. Oil of Bergamont is acceptable,though.
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   afficionado said, 10 months ago

   yuk. Tea out of a paper cup :o{
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   Linux0s said, 10 months ago

   Should have been “…my heart will always belong to my sweet tea.”
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   BROOKfan said, 10 months ago

   @briatollah

   Earl Grey is not tea it,t perfumed hot water.
   Irish breakfast, English breakfast, Darjeeling, thats tea.
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   DrBonehead said, 10 months ago

   I must have missed something. I thought a Dixie Cup was equipment worn by a catcher from Alabama. Certainly not something you’d drink from.
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   capndunzzl said, 10 months ago

   …well kiss my grits.
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    blunebottle said, 10 months ago

    @BROOKfan

    …Irish breakfast, English breakfast, Darjeeling, thats tea.

    Hear, Hear!

    DrBonehead: Dixie Cup was a brand of paper cup once owned by the American Can Company. Before they divested themselves of all their profitable manufacturing properties and turned the company into an investment firm…..Primerica!!
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    J. Short said, 10 months ago

    Do you hear someone whistling?
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    Dani Rice said, 10 months ago

    @blunebottle

    I think Dr. B may have been pulling your leg. And Margueritem, I agree with you about sweet tea. The first time I encountered it was at a picnic; I took one sip, wandered over toward the garden, and spit it into the bushes.
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    Arch Stanton said, 10 months ago

    “Dixie cups were made for sweet tea”, General Lee speaking.
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    jreckard said, 10 months ago

    Next up on Argyle … comments from a pair of jeans worn by R.E. Lee … a credit card hawked by George Pickett … a new version of Pittsburg’s Steel Curtain devised by Gen. Jackson
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    xSigoff said, 10 months ago

    @Radish

    Not any more; Winn Dixie went down the tube in 2007.
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