And now for something weird...

WBahn

Joined Mar 31, 2012
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Not entirely unplausible on the surface. I wonder:

1) Will mice eat marijuana?
2) Will eating marijuana kill mice?
3) How much marijuana a day would a mouse eat?

I'll assume that the mice have a way into the evidence facility, but that would be a possible fourth question.

Given the answers to these basic questions, it is then possible to estimate how large the mouse population in the facility would have to have been to east that much marijuana in the time window available without large numbers of dead rodents being scattered around the place.

Also, there should have been LOTS of mouse droppings (since they seem to love to crap as they eat, or so it seems) and I would think that the mouse droppings would show plenty of evidence of coming from a marijuana-crazed rodent.
 

killivolt

Joined Jan 10, 2010
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We call it fry sauce in Utah, which is where it all began decades ago, for us a familiar but has other continental origins. Typically it's made with Miracle Whip rather than Mayo.

https://www.eater.com/2016/8/6/12054512/fry-sauce-ketchup-mayo-utah-condiment

There’s a rich history behind the tangy-savory-creamy concoction, Christensen says, and it starts in the 1940s with a chef named Don Carlos Edwards.

Edwards got his start in Salt Lake City through a food cart, serving hamburgers, fries, and cold drinks to hordes of customers who would wait in line for his fare, which isn’t much different from the popularity of mobile dining today. While Edwards was a hit at fairs and rodeos across the state, his dream was always to own a brick-and-mortar storefront and maintain a permanent presence in Salt Lake City. That dream came true when he opened Don Carlos’ Barbecue.
kv

Edit: Big Mac's also feature a mixture similar. They say it's a secret but the reality is it's no secret because everyone has stolen the idea.
 
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killivolt

Joined Jan 10, 2010
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I can't stand mayo, but love the taste of Miracle Whip. Especially on a peanut butter and miracle whip sandwich.
The humanity:eek:

No, but my dad liked sandwich with slices of Onions or Radishes, butter, peanut butter and a little Salt, Pepper. He lived through the depression, I think maybe things were invented to get by with starving.

kv
 
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