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2005.09.01 Pull the Wool
2005.08.24 My Little Alien
2005.08.22 Is bluffing legal?
2005.08.18 Garlicissimo
2005.08.17 Vampire Hunter O
2005.08.16 Real Iced Tea
2005.08.15 Daily Dosa
2005.08.09 Invisible
2005.08.08 Towed
2005.08.03 Refill
2005.07.30 Sub Dub
2005.07.24 Rapid Fire
2005.07.24 Requested Speed
2005.07.20 Cart Before the Horse
2005.07.15 Ex Post Facto
2005.07.13 Ultimate Blog Filler
2005.07.11 The Terrorists
2005.07.10 Estamos en Vancouver
2005.07.10 Prostitute Corner
2005.07.08 If Cats Could Talk
2005.07.06 Wrecked
2005.07.05 Going Postal
2005.07.04 British Columbia 90210
2005.07.03 Quoth the Nascent Canadian,
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Real Iced Tea
Matt: It's so cute that the cream soda is pink
Amalgam of Other Party Guests: Uh, what other colour would it be?
Matt: Cream soda colored? Sort of colorless or slightly beige?
AoOPG: Colourless? Like clear?!? That would be like clear Coke, or clear root beer! That's messed up. That wouldn't even taste right, I think.
Matt: So it's always pink?
AoOPG: Of course it's always pink. Remind me not to order a cream soda in the US then. I bet you drink weird iced tea, too.
Matt: Weird iced tea. . . .
AoOPG: [to others] In the States, if you order iced tea, they give you like a glass, with ice, and tea in it.
Matt: Uh huh.
AoOPG: Well?
Matt: Well what?
AoOPG: Well, I had to order a "sweetened tea with lemon juice" or something like that in order to get a Real Iced Tea.
Matt: Hey, back up a minute. Let's re-evaluate this definition of Real Iced Tea. What about the concept of fresh brewed tea on ice is not Real Iced Tea?
AoOPG: [collectively] Ew.