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Because that's a lie, baseball is actually based on a British sport, the real American past time is Basketball, it was invented in Massachusetts for Naismith's sake!

I knew I hated basketball for a reason. Nothing good comes out of Massachusetts.

LOL. Come now, we also created Dunkin Donuts and Fluffernutter.

You say that like it's something to be proud of...

I am a proud Masshole, thank you for noticing!

What are you talking about Dunkin is the best commercially available coffee there is

No way. Tim Horton's beats Dunkin hands down.

I've never even heard of that. I prefer Bongo Java but since it's pretty much only available in Nashville and I have to special order it here I go with the best stuff I can get in the local grocery store and that's Dunkin IMO

*shudder*

I really don't know if I just had bad luck or what but when I lived in MA I swear to gods I went to more than three different Dunkin Donuts locations and the coffee was filled with globs of grease. Not the regular bits of coffee oil you will sometimes get but... yeah. It was disgusting.

I moved back to WA State 4 years ago but am apparently still bitter that I never got the awesome coffee everyone was talking about. *sad*

Can I ask what DD you went to? The only bad DD coffee I've had was from North Station in Boston. Normally they're great, though I usually get mine in Boston/Quincy

Oh goodness, um. *thinks*

I remember one was the DD in Canton, and the other across the street from the BJ's in Taunton. I think the third was at a shop that a friend vetted in Medway. (I lived in the Sharon area; I don't think I ever stopped at one in Boston itself as I came into South Station, which IIRC did not have a Dunkin Donuts at that time.)

I kept trying different ones at friends' urging over a year and a half period before I finally gave up and just stuck to Starbucks, which at least did not have thumbprint sized globs of grease in my latte.

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(Anonymous) - 2012-12-31 04:19 (UTC) - Expand

elialshadowpine - 2012-12-31 04:26 (UTC) - Expand

I'm only talking about the stuff you buy in the grocery store and make at home, I have never been inside an actual Dunkin Donuts shop ever

Oh, woops. I like the bagged coffee but I love buying coffee from the shop. You get things like frozen hot chocolate and cookies n cream coffee, stuff that you only get at the shop.

I can understand if not agree with basket ball but Dunkin Doughnuts? You go choke on a fluffernutter.

Dunkin Donuts has been my favorite coffee shop since I was a kid. Go give yourself a brain-freeze by sucking on a hoodsie :p

Don't say that within ten miles of Fenway Park. You'll get pummeled.

How would Naismith being Canadian factor into this equation?

Eh, the fact that America and Canada are total broseph's (longest undefended border baby!), and he had actually moved to the US, and was teaching in American when he made up basketball makes me sure it's an American sport. If he had brought it from Canada, that would be different.

Basketball is just as international with their line-ups too. During the Olympics, all but one team playing, had a current NBA player in their line-up. Sometimes with teammates playing against each other such as The Lakers' Pau Gasol and Kobe Bryant playing against each other when Spain went up against the US.

I thought basketball was invented in Canada, or at least by a Canadian

Canadian who was in America and staying there. He was one of ours by then.

Does the same rule apply to singers? I have a few names in mind...

Sure! Lets appropriate them all! :D

Not if you're Canadian, man. Someone could have moved away when they were still a baby and we will still claim them. It's what we do.

No. The US accepts no responsibility for Beiber.