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The Best Worst Twitter Reactions to Cincinnati Chili

By on Wed, Oct 6, 2021 at 5:11 pm

Cincinnati chili can be a very divisive topic — some people love it and, for some reason, a lot of people seem to hate it. And, not surprisingly, Twitter users have a lot to say about it. Also, it's spelled CinciNNati not CincinaTTi.
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Mike knows what he likes and isn't afraid to say it.
Mike knows what he likes and isn't afraid to say it.
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I just feel like the aliens might have other more pressing questions first.
I just feel like the aliens might have other more pressing questions first.
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It is and you should know that, don't disgrace the Line lineage.
It is and you should know that, don't disgrace the Line lineage.
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Well, you're a mascot named Blooper, said what I said.
Well, you're a mascot named Blooper, said what I said.
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Another poop joke...
Another poop joke...
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Your ~face~ is an atrocity.
Your ~face~ is an atrocity.
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