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Well I never!!
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Dave - KneHigHbOb talks,
Fri 2 Jul 2004, 17:14,
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And all this time I thought they got the oil FROM the babies...
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Heffrey wants to show you his wood at SmileMoon.etsy.com,
Fri 2 Jul 2004, 17:15,
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You mean they don't?*puts down home made baby squeezer and funnel*
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magnum,
Fri 2 Jul 2004, 17:16,
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they do!when they take them to clean them off they wipe off all they can and give them a little squeeze to get a bit more out!! That is why baby's always smell of baby oil ... or rather baby oil always smells of babies!! ;o)
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Fri 2 Jul 2004, 17:18,
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then Oil of Olay smells like...
a LAY?
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Heffrey wants to show you his wood at SmileMoon.etsy.com,
Fri 2 Jul 2004, 17:19,
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okthat's just wrong! on the subject of things containing their names, fruit cake - fruit .. carrot cake - carrots ... boil cake .......... ;o)
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Fri 2 Jul 2004, 17:20,
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not to mentionMcDonald's hamburgers. Like there's anything resembling hamburger in them.
riiiight...
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Heffrey wants to show you his wood at SmileMoon.etsy.com,
Fri 2 Jul 2004, 17:21,
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never got that ...McDonalds HAMBurgers .. ain't they made from Beef?!
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Fri 2 Jul 2004, 17:23,
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Because very early on in the development of what we know now as the 'hamburger'They were made in Hamburg.
'1891 - Otto Kuasw was a cook in a restaurant on the waterfront in Hamburg, Germany, made a sandwich that the sailors who stopped at the port like very much. It was made with a thin patty of ground beef sausage fried in butter. A fried egg was placed on top of the meat and then placed between two slices of lightly buttered bread. This sandwich as known to the sailors as "Deutsches Beefsteak." In 1894, sailors who had been to Hamburg and visited the port of New York, told restaurant owners about Otto's great sandwiches and the restaurants began making the sandwiches for the sailors. It is said that all the sailors had to do was to ask for a "hamburger."'
www.hungrymonster.com/FoodFacts/Food_Facts.cfm?Phrase_vch=Hamburgers&fid=6167
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Fri 2 Jul 2004, 17:34,
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'1891 - Otto Kuasw was a cook in a restaurant on the waterfront in Hamburg, Germany, made a sandwich that the sailors who stopped at the port like very much. It was made with a thin patty of ground beef sausage fried in butter. A fried egg was placed on top of the meat and then placed between two slices of lightly buttered bread. This sandwich as known to the sailors as "Deutsches Beefsteak." In 1894, sailors who had been to Hamburg and visited the port of New York, told restaurant owners about Otto's great sandwiches and the restaurants began making the sandwiches for the sailors. It is said that all the sailors had to do was to ask for a "hamburger."'
www.hungrymonster.com/FoodFacts/Food_Facts.cfm?Phrase_vch=Hamburgers&fid=6167
or uncle joes mint ballsthey tasted more like cheap aftershave
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Dr. Shambolic je suis charlie,
Fri 2 Jul 2004, 17:24,
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They typoedIt's supposed to be Oldy
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Smokey Bacon Crisps smell good,
Fri 2 Jul 2004, 17:23,
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so it smells likegrandma's wrinkles?
( Heffrey wants to show you his wood at SmileMoon.etsy.com,
Fri 2 Jul 2004, 17:25,
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