Corn on the Cob

Jan 3, 2012
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You know how they call corn on the cob "corn on the cob", right? But that's how it comes out of the ground, man. They should call that "corn". They should call every other version "corn off the cob". It's not like if you cut off my arm, you would call my arm "Mitch"; but then reattach it and call it "Mitch all together".
 

Carolinas Identity*

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Jun 18, 2011
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You know how they call corn on the cob "corn on the cob", right? But that's how it comes out of the ground, man. They should call that "corn". They should call every other version "corn off the cob". It's not like if you cut off my arm, you would call my arm "Mitch"; but then reattach it and call it "Mitch all together".

mitch hedberg had way better jokes than that one

come on son
 

Carolinas Identity*

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Jun 18, 2011
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"Children of the Corn" was set in Nebraska, but filmed in Iowa...

Why was it not just filmed in Nebraska? The ****ing university's sports teams are even called the Cornhuskers lol
 

JA

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I have never seen a corn irl. It is too cold to grow corn in Canada.
http://www.statcan.gc.ca/pub/96-325-x/2014001/article/11913-eng.htm
Corn: Canada's third most valuable crop
By Marie-Andrée Hamel and Erik Dorff

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Anyone who has ever seen the endless seas of golden wheat on the Canadian Prairies might think that this lynchpin of Canadian agriculture is the number one cereal crop.

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Canada placed 11th in world production of corn with 10.7 million tonnes of grain corn produced in 2011 (Table 2).

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In Canada, over 32,300 farms reported planting 1.63 million hectares of corn (corn for grain, corn for silage and sweet corn) according to the 2011 Census of Agriculture. The value of farm cash receipts for grain corn alone reached $2.08 billion in 2011, ranking it as the third most valuable crop in Canada, after canola and wheat.

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The problem is fighting off all of the polar bears that eat the corn.
 

Dr Pepper

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"Children of the Corn" was set in Nebraska, but filmed in Iowa...

Why was it not just filmed in Nebraska? The ****ing university's sports teams are even called the Cornhuskers lol

Stephen King is one of the more prominent anti-Nebraskans out there. He refuses to set foot in the state.

Or so I've heard.
 

AnAceOfKidneys

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Stephen King is one of the more prominent anti-Nebraskans out there. He refuses to set foot in the state.

Or so I've heard.

Really? Man that's bizarre, not like my Russian Corn Council (RCC) post, which I admit is a total "Doland-esque" lie. Why does King hate Nebraska?
 

Carolinas Identity*

I'm a bad troll...
Jun 18, 2011
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Stephen King is one of the more prominent anti-Nebraskans out there. He refuses to set foot in the state.

Or so I've heard.

Stephen King is not to be trusted, while his books are solid, all his horror movies are poop, and there is a laundry list of dumb things he's done. Like having "The Mist" set in Maine, even though it was filmed in Shreveport. Or the fact that he hated Kubrick's Shinning (one of the GOAT movies), but somehow loved his own. Or that the Graveyard Shift makes literally no sense. And don't even get me stated on It. 2nd worst horror movie ever behind only Ginger Snaps. In fact, why don't I just stop here and let all y'all play the Stephen King drinking game.

Take a drink if//when:

An unexplained evil force without justification for its existence.
Bonus points for this evil force being extradimensional.
A disabled child with magic powers.
Bonus points for those powers to be psychic.
The setting of the story taking place in Maine at some point. (basically just do a shot while the dvd//bluray is loading)
The setting of the story taking place in a rural small town at some point.
Bonus points if the seemingly normal small town hides horrible secrets.
An antagonist without any redeeming qualities.
Bonus points if they're childhood bullies.
Details that teeter on the perverted.
Bonus points if children are involved.
A racist remark.
An atheist.
Evil religious people espousing morality, especially when it comes to sex.
Said evil religious people die.
Flashbacks. You can skip this if you're watching It.
Depraved Homosexuals. Bonus if they die.
Animals being hurt or killed.
A major character is either addicted to or recovering from an addiction to alcohol or drugs.
A major character is a writer/poet/storyteller.
Take an extra shot if it's the main character.
A reference to a previous King work.
Bonus points for a reference to multiple works.
Extra bonus if the work tries to refer to as many of King's books as possible.
An Internal Monologue which devolves into Stream Of Consciousness.
A sociologist appears to tell us about the consequences of the disaster at hand.
The sociologist dies.
Gratuitous violence.
Bonus points for Body Horror.
Extra points for Eye Scream.
A cameo by King himself.
Obscenely brutal bullies, either currently affecting a character or in a character's backstory.
Bonus points if being a bully is a part of the backstory of the villain (or one of them).
 

Soliloquy of a Dogge

I love you, Boots
Aug 8, 2012
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Corn on the Cob is a health hazard.

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