Sort of. I went inside to see what was in the big artichoke and it was a toilet so I figured I might as well while I was there. Not sure what I was expecting.... t-shirts, mugs and souvenir spoons maybe...
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Sort of. I went inside to see what was in the big artichoke and it was a toilet so I figured I might as well while I was there. Not sure what I was expecting.... t-shirts, mugs and souvenir spoons maybe...
That is interesting exterior design in bathrooms.
It is just as well, I wouldn't want to buy any of those things if they are being sold in a bathroom.
Et tu?
Gesundheit.
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Studebaker.
Winnebago.
When I first met my wife I thought she was talking about some kind of vegetable when she said winnebago. Took about a year for me to work out she meant campervan.
Now I gotta go pee in the artichoke so I can say I marked over it...
Yup, spend too much time with cats and dogs.
Yup, spend too much time with cats and dogs.
Castroville Californ I Aye. Get me some fried artichokes while you're there.
That's utterly impossible. I'm sure psychiatric help can remove that limitation and you can emerge into a reality where spending unlimited time with 4-legged people is your goal in life.
I think I'm already at unlimited time with them.
I try to stay away from life goals, though.
Those sound like work.
Not really. My goals are to wake up in the morning still in my body, breath during the day, eat, poop and pet our dog. I'm succeeding admirably.
Wow! What an over achiever!
I'm highly motivated.
Winner!
Yeah, my uncle was a mixed vegetable and winnebago farmer. He drew the line at baby carrots though.
Turns out that is near Prunedale. A visit there should help with that diplomatic mission you were on this morning.
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I grew up in that area so I associate it with a Native American tribe. They were made in northern Iowa, the state directly south of Minnesota. Studebaker has the same main two vowel sounds.
Do they have a giant prune?