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That would be "fruits, flakes and nuts." I first heard this term from a 
USC grad who came to work for me ;-) in the early 80's.

Truman



Lynne Glazer wrote:
> Actually, the original phrase describing Calif is "the land of milk 
> and honey", and then in the 70s some wag added "..., fruits and nuts". 
> I like the double entendre since we are indeed where the fruits and 
> nuts are grown. But we imported a lot of our more unusual folks, as a 
> high school student in the 70s not far from SF, we all developed with 
> well-rounded socialization. I wonder if it was SF Chron columnist Herb 
> Caen that came up with the phrase? Hmmm.
>
> Lynne
> another one of those native Californians
> http://www.photo.lynnesite.com


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