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UniqueNewYork:

--- Quote from: Akima on 05 Nov 2013, 14:47 ---In the USA:
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Houston guys in business-suits wearing stetsons and cowboy boots and those leather-thong-tie-fastened-with-a-brooch things.
Gambling-machines built into the tables and bar-tops in a Las Vegas micro-brew pub. Actually, pretty much everything in Las Vegas.

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The things you're talking about the Houstonites wearing are called bolo ties.

No other state is even close to being as laissez-faire about gambling as Nevada, so this leads to so-called "one arm bandits" being in just about every public space.

UniqueNewYork:

--- Quote from: GarandMarine on 05 Nov 2013, 14:51 ---I saw forgeiners (well, other forgeiners) in Japan ordering silly things at bars too. The Sararīman liked my brother and I because we drank Japanese beer about as aggresively as they did... I miss Asahi.
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Maybe it's a regional thing, but I have never been in a place that sold beer (apart from cheapo supermarkets) that didn't have at least one Japanese beer in it.

LookingIn:

--- Quote from: Barmymoo on 05 Nov 2013, 13:52 ---
--- Quote from: Mlle Germain on 05 Nov 2013, 13:09 ---After all this talk about it I really want to eat a peanut butter sandwich.
I think one should say here that classic American peanut butter is awesome. I have tried a variety with less fat and sugar, but that wasn't the real thing.

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Ugh no, peanut butter shouldn't contain ANYTHING except peanuts (and possibly salt, if you really want it - but I do not).

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You need to add a little oil  to allow the ground peanuts to blend together better, either a nuetral flavored oil or peanut oil.

Emperor Norton:
Not outside of the country, but still a culture shock during traveling, going North and not being able to get sweet iced tea makes me sad.

indiespy:

--- Quote from: Emperor Norton on 05 Nov 2013, 18:45 ---Not outside of the country, but still a culture shock during traveling, going North and not being able to get sweet iced tea makes me sad.

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I know your pain man.

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