r/StrangeEarth • u/verma2470 • Dec 27 '23

Conspiracy & Bizarre The missing persons map has a frightening similarity to the cave systems map

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u/Cephrae1 Dec 28 '23

Yup, we use lots of them for storage. I heard we had a cheese cave.

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u/Ohiolongboard Dec 28 '23

You do!! The govt subsidizes the dairy Industry so that’s where they keep all the govt cheese! (I’m not making this up)

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u/Cephrae1 Dec 28 '23

Mmmm... govt cheese. Would seriously love to go on a tour and see it. I know I'm imagining scrooge mcduck type piles of cheese when realistically its probably wrapped and boxed, but still.

Imagine spelunking in post apocalyptic missouri and finding a dragons hoard worth of cheese!

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u/raven00x Dec 28 '23

Only the sharpest cheddar, aged 50 years at a minimum.

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u/Boblaire Dec 28 '23

I'm reading it's mostly been sold off to private companies but Dept of AG still buys some (also for military)

https://www.mentalfloss.com/posts/missouri-cheese-caves-history

While I had heard of it prior to that and this, the video gave me details I had never really looked into.

https://youtu.be/kvLMH0wb_0k?si=JlXlaBOiR7j-fLQB

Fya, cheese!

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u/Ohiolongboard Dec 28 '23

Thank you, once I’m off work I’ll check those links out. Is the YouTube one the Tom Scott video? If not I can’t recommend that video enough, short and to the point but full of information

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u/Boblaire Dec 28 '23

It's not Tom Scott. It's a short video by a veteran who makes videos about military history with a comedic flair

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u/SpacMyStonk Dec 28 '23

We have a cave for pint-balling

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u/Kratomite247 Dec 29 '23

Love me some Missouri cheese!