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Anonymous

From Colorado: Spodie(sp?) = jungle juice (in regard to the drink, not the event)

Anonymous

My wife from Louisiana called called it “jungle juice” or “sneaker punch”

brovold72 .

I am unfamiliar with squeaky sand but squeaky snow is definitely a thing. I generally associate it with very cold weather but am now wondering about "roundness".

Anonymous

We called in hunch punch in Kentucky, but it was just as easy to make a watermelon crawl.

Anonymous

As your neighbor here in Utah ,I can confirm we called it “Jungle Juice “. It often contained Everclear and or vodka.

Timothy Fay

Topic suggestion... only if it interests you. Everybody knows about "windmills" powering waterpumps on U.S. farms. But a lot of folks don't know that throughout the Midwest, thousands of homes were powered with wind power for lights, appliances, etc., until FDR's rural electrification efforts in the 1930s ... in which (often) big power-companies took over with coal-fired power plants. And thousands of folks lost a big chunk of their independence. There's a book about this but I can't remember the title. Cheers. Tim.