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Yep, nutter butters have been around forever......
So WHY THE FUCK DID THIS TAKE SO LONG????
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Yep, nutter butters have been around forever......
So WHY THE FUCK DID THIS TAKE SO LONG????
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I know Jimmy Carter was a peanut farmer, but who else?
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Peanuts are big in the South. I remember going to the Atlanta Farmers' Market with my dad over half a century ago and buying and eating my first boiled peanuts. By the way, that's got to be the best farmers' market I've ever been to.
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Been down here for about three months and I had no idea there were so many convenience stores with boiled peanuts sitting in crockpots.
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OMG this *is* fucking important. I'd put my dick in a nutter butter, honestly. With milk? Jesus....
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Did he buy his peanut farm in Louisiana?
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No, he grew peanuts among many other things in his garden at Monticello. He was a terrible farmer, more of a gardner, still not a great one, though he knew of and understood the importance of agriculture.
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There was a joke in there though...
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