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mwmisses4289

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Reply to COL Mustard (Original post)

Sun Oct 26, 2025, 12:13 PM

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Kinda makes me think of the whole proper way to a top scone in the u.k.- do you do it the Devonshire way (split scone in half, spread clotted cream on each half, then top with a dollop of jam) or the Cornish way (split scone, spread jam, top with dollop of clotted cream).
How about letting people eat something the way that tastes good to them?

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Finally, an honest lawyer in DC: This furloughed IRS lawyer has a new side gig: running a hot dog stand [View all] COL Mustard Sunday OP

First, kudos to him for bringing smiles to people's faces. mwmisses4289 Sunday #1

Look into why Chicago doesn't use ketchup xmas74 Sunday #2

Thanks. mwmisses4289 Sunday #3

Now you're getting into Civil War territory! COL Mustard Sunday #4

Lol! mwmisses4289 Sunday #5

Do you pronounce it the American way (sc-own)... COL Mustard Sunday #6

Usually the American way, but occassionally the British way. mwmisses4289 Sunday #7

Amen to that! COL Mustard Sunday #8