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danunger

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  1. I enjoyed your rundown of your adventures in the Portland area but I'm curious about your experience at the general store. Apparently there was something about this woman's answer that caused you to be skeptical. Perhaps it was because she wouldn't make eye contact with you or was fidgeting. Perhaps it was because the idea of hunting was so foreign to you as to be unimaginable. Either way, it appears that this conjunction of facts made you nervous. Perhaps, being from Texas, I've been "inured" to the sight of dead animals on walls, but I can assure you that just because someone's a hunter doesn't mean they're going to make you "squeal like a pig" or don't like good, fresh food. After all, venison has to come from someplace, and the best place isn't your grocer's freezer.
  2. Love the glutalogue, although it does raise fits of jealousy in me. I've noticed one glaring omission though, no mention of Waco. No, I'm not talking about any forgotten fabulous BBQ spot there, but rather it's two heavenly concoctions, the elixirs of the gods--Dr Pepper and Big Red. It's hard for me to think of any better accompaniment for BBQ and Tex-Mex than these--certainly no better digestifs exist. Dr Pepper's medicinal qualities are as manifold as they are mysterious and the next time you feel the need for a piece of fruit, have a Big Red instead!
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