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1. Climate - my blood doesn't even start to flow good until the temps hit 80*  2. Girls Raised In The South - love me some grits  the food version is pretty damn good as well. When I joined the Navy they served something called furina at breakfast and tried to BS me that it was the same as grits. The lieing sumbiatches -
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Ain't Never Gonna Leave
Join Date: Oct 2008
First Name: Todd
Location: Northcentral woods of Wisconsin
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... hell! Unless the humidity is like 20% and there's a 30 MPH breeze blowing. I love to be outside doing stuff, and when it gets warm (and 80 is way, way, way to hot) I'd rather be in front of an air conditioner. I know, when I get older it probably won't be the same, but they've been telling me that for the last 47 years. Besides, coolin' is producive to cuddlin'. And I likes cuddlin' with my honey. Good grits... bad grits... they're just nasty in the mouth. There is something about the texture that is just - just - wrong (  ). You cannot eat them plain, even the good folks down south say that you have to put something on them. Sorry, if they have no flavor of their own, what's the point?I know I'm treading holy ground here, but I'm not trying to. I know people love grits. Hey, I'm sure there are things in my life that I love that cause people to look at me strange - like cigars.  They just aren't my cup of tea (which is something else that I enjoy that many probably don't).Peace of the Lord be with you.
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