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The fuck. That's to the daywe make you look smart in front of
your body. To the day hasanyone in the room other than myself had
the pleasure of doing soacky bombs withCaptain Cash. No, he's an animal
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at it now. It's been toolong. It's been too long. A
good time. Hell Al gets thecup and he lines up the chopsticks and
he puts the cup on top andhe slams the table and they go everywhere
and he screams soaky bomb at atthe top of his lungs. That's so
fun. He does it right.This is a good fact. He does
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it right. What's your favorite sushispot? How oh too many to count?
Eh. So here's where I'm goingwith this. Beer is made by
converting the starch in a grain intosugar, then fermenting it. That's what
turns into the alcohol. Sake istechnically a beer because that's exactly how it's
(01:07):
made. They only use rice.It's technically a beer. Soccubomb. He's
an animal. He's an animal.I believe you remember that. I do
remember that long time ago. Torontoand Montreal, Canada, they are Toronto
and Montreal are both farther south thanSeattle. I whipped out a ruler this
(01:38):
morning, and I double checked thatone's true world map seattles above those two.
The term fruit is recognized botanically asanything that contains a seed or seeds,
but there's really not a botanical definitionfor vegetable. We're loose on that,
okay, So we've just come touse vegetable as some broad umbrella term
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for all types of edible plants orparts of those plants, including roots,
stems, leaves, and what theycall immature flowers. What are those broccolis,
broccoli and artichokes. That's neat one, two, three, That was
three. It's that's to the daywe make you look smart in front of
(02:22):
your body's. It's the funk thatto the day.
The fuck. That's to the daywe make you look smart in front of
your body. To the day hasanyone in the room other than myself had
the pleasure of doing soacky bombs withCaptain Cash. No, he's an animal
(00:21):
at it now. It's been toolong. It's been too long. A
good time. Hell Al gets thecup and he lines up the chopsticks and
he puts the cup on top andhe slams the table and they go everywhere
and he screams soaky bomb at atthe top of his lungs. That's so
fun. He does it right.This is a good fact. He does
(00:44):
it right. What's your favorite sushispot? How oh too many to count?
Eh. So here's where I'm goingwith this. Beer is made by
converting the starch in a grain intosugar, then fermenting it. That's what
turns into the alcohol. Sake istechnically a beer because that's exactly how it's
(01:07):
made. They only use rice.It's technically a beer. Soccubomb. He's
an animal. He's an animal.I believe you remember that. I do
remember that long time ago. Torontoand Montreal, Canada, they are Toronto
and Montreal are both farther south thanSeattle. I whipped out a ruler this
(01:38):
morning, and I double checked thatone's true world map seattles above those two.
The term fruit is recognized botanically asanything that contains a seed or seeds,
but there's really not a botanical definitionfor vegetable. We're loose on that,
okay, So we've just come touse vegetable as some broad umbrella term
(02:01):
for all types of edible plants orparts of those plants, including roots,
stems, leaves, and what theycall immature flowers. What are those broccolis,
broccoli and artichokes. That's neat one, two, three, That was
three. It's that's to the daywe make you look smart in front of
(02:22):
your body's. It's the funk thatto the day.
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