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What a Mess!

Destroyed
Spending the day going through all the items that were soaked in storage. What a mess! Mold on everything. Who knows how long things were leaking down there. Damage could have been a lot worse. Seems to be contained only to a handful of holiday decorations, and all my military “memorabilia”… Into the trash will go my old Jungle Boots, web belts, and Desert Storm uniforms. Oh well, It’s a bit sad, but I wont need them, right? Keeping items like this is how you get a spot on that TV show Hoarders anyway
Moldy and Rusted Boots

Since bread is rectangular or square, then why is most sandwich meat round?

From the Internets: The earliest sandwich meats were sliced sausages and wursts, which were packed in intestinal casings and round when sliced.

They’re round now mostly due to tradition, though some are square or rectangular (you can find square ham and turkey in packages.)

*Actually a lot of early breads were often round as they were usually formed by hand and not baked in a loaf pan like they are today.

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