No, they didn’t. I can *guarantee* this, because the vegfolk don’t know about either of those. Otherwise we’d have a toon named ‘Orville’. We reserve the right to the name ‘Butter’, though. Or maybe ‘Salt’.
Mitt Redenbacher, famous in life for smithing, posthumously started a second business that touched lives and cracked teeth world-wide. He’ll be remembered for his nifty insulated gloves, cleverly articulated gauntlets, and buttery goodness!
I remember him! Didn’t 60 Minutes do a puff piece before they went woke? He loved butter, too, if I remember right. But the real stuff. Not that fake margarine garbage that causes heart disease.
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Please, *please*, they didn’t compost him in the grounds at Orville, or I’Wagh.
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No, they didn’t. I can *guarantee* this, because the vegfolk don’t know about either of those. Otherwise we’d have a toon named ‘Orville’. We reserve the right to the name ‘Butter’, though. Or maybe ‘Salt’.
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Mitt Redenbacher, famous in life for smithing, posthumously started a second business that touched lives and cracked teeth world-wide. He’ll be remembered for his nifty insulated gloves, cleverly articulated gauntlets, and buttery goodness!
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I remember him! Didn’t 60 Minutes do a puff piece before they went woke? He loved butter, too, if I remember right. But the real stuff. Not that fake margarine garbage that causes heart disease.
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Was his rank in the vegfolk army Kernal?
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No, but back when Mitt was young and green he gave Sniffy Uncle Joe a scare with a straight razor. It was amaizing.
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