>>>C'mon! You must have eaten or seen those disgusting snack things with the orange cheesy dust that stains your fingers (like the fat guy in Toy Story 2 fell asleep with). I might say "Cheesy wotsits" but that's a UK brand. They come in all shapes and sizes - I just assumed these butts were one incarnation thereof.
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>>Are we speaking of "cheesits". Those discussing thing of fried cheese. They leave a waxy flim in my mouth.
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>Assuming you mean like stringy cheese - no. Wheat-based ersatz cheese-flavoured snack food - yes - the kind of thing that inextricably clogs up your molars and leaves tghe roof of the mouth coated.
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Acutely, I was referring to the Cheese Nips. The fried chesses things, sold in the same place the potato chips are sold.
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>>>>Either way, at the time, MD (Mad Dog) 20/20 was the poison of choice. I also drank too much Southern Confront.
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>>>Used to love Southern Comfort. Now it's a bit too sweet and sickly for my taste. Give me a bottle of Jack any day.
>>>Don't know Mad Dog
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>>Morgan David.
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http://www.bumwine.com/md2020.html>>
>>High Octain wine.
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>LOL
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>Reminds me of the old Monty Python sketch of Aussies discussing their wines in a spoof infomercial:
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>"This is not a woin for drinkin'; this is a woin for loiying dahn and aVOIDing!" :-)
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Greg Reichert