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This was over 30 years ago, and yet today is the first time I've ever thought about posting it here.

Back in the early 90s, my roommate Allison and I worked at a TGI Fridays with Heather, who had decided to get a boob job. This was in South Florida, so it wasn't a shocking decision. On her first day back at work after the surgery, she asked us if we wanted to see them. I was a straight man in his mid 20s, so this was a no brainer, and a resounding yes; Allison was also interested, because everyone likes boobs. It was a slowish lunch shift, so while we all had tables eating, we could also find time for a quick peek.

Here's where the FU begins. For some unknown reason, we decided to go int

I'm a coffee geek who's been getting into tea recently. Read this post, and when OP talked about using tea bags, the question hit me. Is it possible to make great tea from tea bags?

Every great cup of coffee I've ever had was made from fresh ground coffee, and I've read that tea bags do NOT contain the best tea. Then I see how big the leaves can get after a brew, well it just makes the idea that the powder found in a bag can make as good a cup... well it makes it seem silly.

So tell me, is it possible to buy a box of tea bags that make truly world class tea, or is the

Nice little alpha and omega if it turns out that way.

I just finished a game of Knister, a game that requires 25 rolls of 2 6 sided dice, and we never got a total of 8 in the game. I know that there's a 31 in 36 chance of rolling another number on a single roll of 2 dice, but to do it 25 consecutive times seems incredibly rare.