Meet Buffalo Wild Wings II

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1. Well i find most chain restaurant food a bit mild for my taste also.

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2. God damn it, I said extra spicy! Do I have to do everything myself?

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3. That link led me to this one. Did anybody try this for their ‘Bowl party yesterday?:

   http://gizmodo.com/5980925/how-to-make-mathematically-perfect-nachos

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4. I saw this exact situation play out a few years ago–in a Buffalo Wild Wings, in fact. Crowded table, someone took someone else’s keys w/ a small pepper spray can, hilarity (accidentally) ensued. Not sure what accounts for the restaurant being cleared in this case–when my friends did it, we noticed a smell but it wasn’t a big deal. As I recall, we shuffled around to avoid the ‘epicenter’ but didn’t even leave the table.

   The experience did not convince me of the wisdom of widespread concealed carry in sports bars.

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     My mother once pepper sprayed herself by proxy getting gas. Can was on the keys, she sprayed her hands on accident, washed them and rubbed her eye later.

     I had to drive her home, because you really have to work to get all that stuff off your hands. It takes a LOT of washing to get that stuff off.

     Of course, in high school I once saw someone fiddling with a pepper spray or mace can and spraying it into the air — right before a teacher opened the door and walked through the cloud.

     Unpleasantness ensued.

     People are idiots. Teenagers doubly so.

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5. My wife came home from working at the library reeking of pepper spray once. Seems some guy was exposing himself to women & masturbating in front of them in the stacks. Security was called and the guy ran, got tackled and pepper sprayed by the reference desk, where my wife was working.

   Did a lot of laundry & cleaning that night…

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