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Is the mispronunciation of “realtor” a regional thing?

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Is Native American food popular in America?

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How popular was O.J. Simpson before the incident?

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He was absolutely massive. Even as a Patriots family, my dad instilled tremendous respect for him. The whole thing was a downfall of a hero.

Microwaved cream cheese. A night time snack favorite (of mine).

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In which year did your family have cable television?

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Like '02 maybe? Technically we had it when I lived on Cape cod in the late 80s. However when we moved to greater Boston in '92 may parents thought there were so many stations available that we didn't need cable. My best friend used to tape jackass and wwf for me before I had cable.

When did everyone start pronouncing the O in opossum?

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Booo! We're pro zombie rat (no rabies tho) here. I'm being facetious but also not.

What do you think of Roquefort Do you cook with it a lot ?

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It's my absolute favorite blue cheese. I eat it all the time.

I don’t know how to wrap a burrito so I just twist the ends shut 😅

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Too burrito brained to burrito?

Does your state have an equivalent to Colonial Williamsburg?

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Sturbridge Village and Plymouth Plantation

Vermont becomes first US state to ban paraquat

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Yo it's not banned already?!

What do you think of this ‘American recipes’ section of this dutch store?

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If you've never had pecan pie, do yourself a favor and make that.

What day would you say summer starts this year?

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Today

Is there still wilderness left in America?

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There's an incredible amount of wilderness left. Dangerous amounts for the uninitiated. It's fuckin magical. Just the Maine woods alone is crazy.

Did your high school have "senior assassination"?

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Yeah it was fun as hell.

Best bbq to buy?

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Are you trying to smoke meats, or just grill em up? Weber kettle can do both.

Is there special etiquette around wedding presents in the US?

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Even if they do have a registry, cash.

As a kid growing up I was able to eat cereal anyway I wanted and still do as a 55 year old lol. Just not as often of course…

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Where cereal?

Fiddlehead Greens baby!

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Not shitty. Would crush

Do you view America as a young country or an old one?

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It's young culturally, but all the old European countries only share the culture over the ages. For instance, Italy is unquestionably a younger country than the states. The unification of Italy was a crazy transformation.