Fun With Andis
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roadside in
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State Road 37,
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Bobby Andis of Andis Wood Products, Smith Creek, Washington County, Virginia - 2007
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Andis Pallet, Abingdon, Virginia - 2007
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found on Ebay, July 2007
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found on the Internet
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found on Ebay, July 2007
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Valerie and Debra received a bag of
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Valerie found this in her hotel room in
Seymour, Indiana
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Per John H Bailey: My father bought 3 of these remanufactured commercial grade hair clippers for his adult children about 40 years ago. Mine is still in use. - 2009
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found at a salon in Apopka, Florida - from Jim Fielder 2010
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Andis Wines Sierra Foothills, California
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September 2, 2011 WASHINGTON — Washington Firefighter Barry Andis brought in a Bhut Jolokia chili pepper he grew himself to the Times Herald offices Thursday. The pepper, also known as the ghost chili, is recognized as one of the hottest peppers in the world, about 400 times stronger than typical hot pepper sauce. On a dare, he then eats a piece of the pepper and after three minutes, the burn starts kicking in. Andis could not speak due to a swollen tongue. The chili has been known to hospitalize those who are not used to its bite. |