Originally published at: https://boingboing.net/2018/02/03/east-coasters-theres-now-a.html
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None of the potholes that I have been in have tasted anything like ice cream.
Except for the one by the Häagen-Dazs overflow discharge pipe… that was a wonderful day.
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How can a pothole have a flavour? It’s a void.
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Meh, it’s been done. We’ve had pothole ice cream in Minneapolis since 2010.
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“In America, every bubble…” tastes like a pothole.
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In Soviet Russia pothole fills you!
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San Francisco flavor will be the poophole
Well, if you didn’t “a-void” them you might find out:rofl:
Besides, the absence of flavor is a flavor too </end_of_pseudophilosphy>
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All that talk of gravel and asphalt is making me hungry.
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Poor East Portland. All pot holes and pot stores, no ice cream.
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If they wanted to be accurate they should’ve made it taste bitter.
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Weird marketing stunt aside, that sounds delicious.
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Pot holes are made with real pot where it’s legal.
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But is the absence of flavor as we experience it truly an absence, or is it the flavor of the inside of your mouth? I’m not eating that ice cream.
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Of course it’s chocolate flavored:
Ahem:
Unpaved, perhaps this dessert instead:
I love Rocky Road
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I assume she then murdered him, and the jury refused to convict as it was clearly justified.
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The barbarity–yeah I read that and shuddered.
Ye gods, if anyone touches my Japanese sewing scissors,* there will be blood. And not mine.
My dad once sewed a shaped tarp forwards and backwards on my mom’s 1959 Kenmore, an all-steel machine that was able to tolerate the abuse even though my dad never did figure out how to use the backstitch toggle.
* Hidden, labeled with permanent ink, and stored along with my sewing machines, threads and notions.
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