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Old 08-09-2008, 11:12 PM #20
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We have Birthday potlucks at work once a month, and this month someone brought in a brownie pizza..A just right layer of brownie with peanut butter spread all over it, crushed peanuts over that, sliced bananas, a few more crushed peanuts, and chocolate sauce drizzled over the top. It lasted like, 3 minutes..Maybe. Gotta make me one of those!
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