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minus-square_NetNomad@fedia.iolinkfedilinkarrow-up16·24 days ago Americans gathered regularly for maple syrup parties, quilting parties, and other events of extreme wholesomeness well there’s your problem, we stopped having COOL parties. everyone swing by my place at 8 we’re gouging maple syrup
minus-squareTest_Tickles@lemmy.worldlinkfedilinkarrow-up3·23 days ago“Maple syrup parties” doesn’t sound the least bit wholesome nor American. It sounds Canadian and it sounds so filthy that if you knew what it was, you would understand why Canadians say sorry so much.
well there’s your problem, we stopped having COOL parties. everyone swing by my place at 8 we’re gouging maple syrup
“Maple syrup parties” doesn’t sound the least bit wholesome nor American.
It sounds Canadian and it sounds so filthy that if you knew what it was, you would understand why Canadians say sorry so much.