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This goes beyond belief.

Indiana Eatery Claims their Kool-Aid Best

Oh my! Now that IS in bad taste.....and there is definitely NO PUN intended in my comment.

LG

Maybe it was built on an Indiana burial ground? (they always Indian burial ground on TV, and I assumed everyone says it)

I don't quite get what you meant in your post Inhopeless.

Well, considering the innecesent references to an 'Indian burial ground' (I am assuming a Native American burial ground, not a South Asian burial ground), in many American TV shows I find myself watching, I assumed that, like most things I assume with American TV, that usually American people talk about it a lot.

Hence, the pun on Indiana - the state where the story is set - and Indian, the commonly (and I'm going to guess wrongly inferred) said phrase.

And the burial ground being references to the dead people.

Actually, screw that, even I don't know what I said.