Tangerine_
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I put it in the microwave and melted all the honey comb in there. Wooops.
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cannabineer
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If you’re using pliers to squeeze your honey, he doesn’t complain?
BudmanTX
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It happen, when it's sunny and warm put it outside...for a bit
Tangerine_
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lokie
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Currently having an email conversation with the police whilst toking on some morning mimosaView attachment 4556861
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Snitches Get Stitches.
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raratt
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Anyone remember Sambo's restaurants? They had whipped honey butter they called tiger butter. It was from the story of "Little Black Sambo". The original place is still open in Santa Barbara. Being non PC is what ended the chain's success.
DarkWeb
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Never heard of them, but I like the name of the butter.
jerryb73
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Wow I had forgotten about that place. When my mom met my stepdad he was the manager of one. I remember having a giant stuffed tiger. Probably 4 or 5’ tall.
raratt
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They would hand out "wooden nickels" good for a cup of coffee.
BobBitchen
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The Troubling History of Sambo’s Pancake House
The first Sambo’s Pancake House opened on June 17, 1957 in downtown Santa Barbara. However, no matter how hard they worked to foster a welcoming atmosphere, there was a large portion of the population who would never feel “at home” at the restaurant.
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jerryb73
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Interesting. I didn’t know any of that.The Troubling History of Sambo’s Pancake House
The first Sambo’s Pancake House opened on June 17, 1957 in downtown Santa Barbara. However, no matter how hard they worked to foster a welcoming atmosphere, there was a large portion of the population who would never feel “at home” at the restaurant.
BobBitchen
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I remember eating at one as a kid, I think it was in Lakewood, CA
shrxhky420
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We had one in San Jose. I remember going as a kid. If I remember correctly it either became a Denny's or a Bob's big boy, then a Denny's. And if I'm correct it's the same Denny's that got bad press for being racist to it's customers.
Interesting how that went full circle
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