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Kids these days will never know….
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Damn internet.The funny part is that I didn’t mean to post it 3 times but the internet lagged.
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Even better!Did you know that you can drag the corner for better effect?
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Do you know the connection between Kingsford Charcoal and Ford?
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I was going to say all three words contain the letter "o".No clue besides the “Ford” in both names
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We need a sarcasm font so LCGator would have understood this.I was going to say all three words contain the letter "o".
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Which is better than udder-ly ridiculous.Yeah, the resemblance is uncanny
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Henry Ford was a conservationist… without government mandate. Kingsford got the woodland for his cars (including the paneling when it was actually wood), and Kingsford charcoal was born. They were cousins in law.I was going to say all three words contain the letter "o".
Ford Charcoal Briquets - The Henry Ford
Ford Motor Company manufactured charcoal from wood scraps produced by its lumber operations in Michigan’s Upper Peninsula. The scraps were burned, mixed with starch and compressed into compact briquettes. Ford sold the charcoal to the public through its network of auto dealerships, as well as...
www.thehenryford.org
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We need a sarcasm font so LCGator would have understood this.
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Mine do, but for the most part, highly doubtful. I'm pretty sure we've been over this before... the whole even/odd EW/NS thing, that mile markers start at the south and west borders and go up, the odd/even thing for spurs vs loops... and that in my mind, Archer Road is still Exit 75.
