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Old 02-10-2011, 06:47 PM #21
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I even dipped the damn ANIMAL CRACKERS in VANILLA FROSTING!!!!
LOL...I'm sorry Rrae, but laughing with you. The DEMON FOOD that found its way into our house is dark roasted, chocolate-covered coffee beans! No messy grounds, no filter, no pot...Talk about circumventing the whole process and shooting that sugar and caffeine straight down the old pie hole!

We'll be good tomorrow, youbetcha!
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