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Old 01-04-2007, 05:14 PM #1
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Okay, what do you love to eat that just makes you so happy?

What did you eat as a child and loved, but wouldn't dare eat now?

Me, my favorite meal to make is fried chicken, mashed potatoes and gravy and green beans.
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That makes me hungry now.
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bottle caps. i loved bottle caps. and pop rocks.

but i STILL eat them.
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mac & cheese, potato soup....anything that is horribly fattening.
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Putting potato chips on your sandwich
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plain or flavored?

have you seen those little itty bitty pringles for munch boxes? i could eat 4 or 5 packages.

one of my sisters used to take me to mcdonalds for a fries and a shake. we dipped the fries.
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when i eat fried chicken i get sick i think too much oil
then im not "comfortable"

if you baked it maybe its ok or boiled the chicken

eat apples and youll feel better
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