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Do you eat caviar?
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ChicagoRon
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A train leaves LA with two cars full of caviar, going 60 mph towards Wichita.
One hour later, a train loaded with onions leaves Wichita for LA going at 55 mph.
At what time will the trains meet and the crews be able to enjoy delicious caviar with onions?
Piobaire
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Long day, and I'm back.Originally Posted by caviarman
No need to feel threatened, you are a caviar newb, but you are a google pro. I know this because you like to search out types of acids to make a point. We're all here to learn something, so put down that attitude, pull up a stool and ask me some questions about the golden eggs. Whadda ya wanna know, pal?
Google? It's not common knowledge when you slice onions an enzyme breaks things down? Huh.
Okay, question. What type of caviar was that I was eating at the Petrossian Caviar Lounge?
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I know you are but what am I ?Originally Posted by Piobaire
FTFY
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Oh snap. You done got me pee pee face. Stay schmucky!Originally Posted by caviarman
Haven't you quit this thread two or three times already plus indicate you do not wish to converse with me at least once, maybe twice?
Bad troll is bad.
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