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Old 01-05-2007, 04:11 PM #1
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Default way, Way, WAY OT - Will It Blend?

When Kim was looking for a blender, it had to crush ice, no if's and's or but's!

I think this one will do it...

http://www.willitblend.com/videos.as...&video=toycars

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Now, that's a blender!
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Hilarious Al!!

We had a great morning laugh. P says that you need another hobby.
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Yeah....like chopping stuff up with a blender
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Bwaaaahahahahaha!!!!!
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I thought they were all pretty funny, until I watched the "bottled beverage smoothie" one . The thought of drinking blended glass made me physically ill. I almost didn't make dinner that night .
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