I mean, no judgment 
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That’s a new one to me. Had to look it up. Found this; a little off-putting, personally. 
It originated at least as far back as 13th-century Valencia, where it is known as orxata de xufa. In Spain it is made with soaked, ground, and sweetened tiger nuts
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I didn’t catch the name of the dancer. Shame on me.
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This thread took a sudden left turn somewhere…
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Was just explaining what I found looking up horchata. 
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Yeah “sweetened tiger nuts” shows up a lot in my searches too…
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Hey, don’t kill the messenger. We’re talking plain ol’ Wikipedia. 
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I’m sympathizing, not accusing. Got a guilty conscience?
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4p1d?
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Nope. Not lately anyway.
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Gonna be. No badge for it… cause it’s not much of an achievement. And I might have forgot to make one. 
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“The benefits of sweetened tiger nuts! Get yours, today!”
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That’s alright.
We don’t need no stinkin badges.
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I think it is with the 8pm Epcot closing. And how do you make a badge for 1P1D and not 4P1D?!
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Cause when I originally conceived them, there was no hopping, so not possible.
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Yep. Nice try. The coffee didn’t make it to my monitor that time. Only my keyboard. And the front half of my desk.
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Just in case anyone is worried that an endangered species might have been involved:
Cyperus esculentus (also called chufa, tiger nut, atadwe , yellow nutsedge and earth almond is a crop of the sedge family widespread across much of the world.
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touché
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We seem to have a huge run on movie references today.
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