Today is National Cheese Lover's Day. Is today your day? What's your favorite? Are you a real slut for cheese? I think my favorite snacking cheese is asiago. I just picked up something different to try this week. This is either going to be great or awful, there is no in between. Fun toilet related fact of the day: before Americans had toilet paper, corn husks were used. Today's celebrity birthday is Rainn Wilson. Happy weekend everyone. Stay warm and be safe.
Cheese rules. It is a great whole food and improves dreams while sleeping. Our house is never without it. I wish Black Jesus was still around, he was a huge cheese groupie. Side note: The “Lowlife Cross-Bodying the Vegas Judge” clip is becoming one of the most hilarious memes of the past decade. People are doing wonderful things with it.
Corn husks. Ah, so all those deaths in the Civil War weren’t actually from diarrhea, but from Bleeding Out Of Your Asshole Disease.
There's a place in the city called American Provisions that always has exotic meats and cheeses. I usually pick the meat and have the lady behind the counter pick the cheese pairings she never disappoints.
There’s a place in the middle of nowhere in Missouri called “The Cheese Shoppe,” and has a simple sign on the interstate. We stopped once and I got a 13-year aged cheddar. So fucking good, sharp as hell and all crumbly and covered with crystals…
We have a place near me in Mapleton, Ontario, called Taxidermy and Cheese Store. Needless to say I've never bought cheese from there.
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There are several farms/creameries near me, and I can get some fantastic cheeses there or at local farmers markets. There’s nothing like a well aged local cheese from grass fed cows.
I used to buy fresh cheese from one of the area Amish farms when I was in that area. Then one time I got a block that tasted like literal shit. My dad said it must have had some extra rennet or something in it. I never went back there again. I LOVE Swiss cheese.
I'm going to leave this for the ladies because I'm a giver. Try not to swoon to hard. https://www.reddit.com/r/facepalm/comments/19bcv1p/the_big_tinder_guy/
this is the first time in a very long time I've heard about the anti-vaxx crap. Do people actually still believe it? I'm deep in the heart of stupid country, Texas, and everyone who was anti-that either knew enough people who died, or died themselves. It's actually still a thing?
There are people who refuse a blood transfusion because they can't get blood from people who aren't vaccinated. I shit you not.
I had a customer complaining he was having a hard time finding local farmers who didn't use Mrna vaccinations on their cattle. Apparently this isn't even a thing but I guess some post online went viral over the summer about it. If people used corn cobs there was a lot of corn cobs inserted into rectums. That and people must have reeked of straight shit back in the day. I had some mango cheese like @bewildered a few weeks ago and did not enjoy.