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Unsomnambulist
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The new iPhone can now be used for cooking.
Ojai Sam
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axolotl
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Wonderful! Nothing can match food cooked in a thimble.
Unsomnambulist
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You'll lose weight, too.
axolotl
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The weight is intolerable.
Ojai Sam
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Bubblegum music? Literally true, as Ear Candy Magazine tells the story:
What exactly are Chu-Bops some of you may be asking? Chu-Bops were packs of record-shaped bubblegum that came housed in a small 3X3 inch replica album cover.
Chu-Bops were introduced in 1980 by the Amural Products Company. The first series they produced, consisted of eight different rock and soul album covers by assorted artists including The Knack, Pat Benatar, Rush, The Spinners and Abba. Each miniature album had a song lyric (usually the biggest hit) printed on the back side. They also had a detachable flap that was an order form for mail order offers.
axolotl
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Hey man, got any Chu-Bops?
Bubblegum music? Literally true, as Ear Candy Magazine tells the story:
What exactly are Chu-Bops some of you may be asking? Chu-Bops were packs of record-shaped bubblegum that came housed in a small 3X3 inch replica album cover.
Chu-Bops were introduced in 1980 by the Amural Products Company. The first series they produced, consisted of eight different rock and soul album covers by assorted artists including The Knack, Pat Benatar, Rush, The Spinners and Abba. Each miniature album had a song lyric (usually the biggest hit) printed on the back side. They also had a detachable flap that was an order form for mail order offers.
The emoji above is entitled popcorn. I dunno why.
Old Uncle Toe
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Years later, Hanson would pay homage to the product
Bubblegum music? Literally true, as Ear Candy Magazine tells the story:
What exactly are Chu-Bops some of you may be asking? Chu-Bops were packs of record-shaped bubblegum that came housed in a small 3X3 inch replica album cover.
Chu-Bops were introduced in 1980 by the Amural Products Company. The first series they produced, consisted of eight different rock and soul album covers by assorted artists including The Knack, Pat Benatar, Rush, The Spinners and Abba. Each miniature album had a song lyric (usually the biggest hit) printed on the back side. They also had a detachable flap that was an order form for mail order offers.
axolotl
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MMMbop Bubbleyu
Nickyboy
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The emoji above is completely out of focus. I dunno why.Hey man, got any Chu-Bops?
The emoji above is entitled popcorn. I dunno why.
axolotl
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How does this emoji grade on the Bristol stool scale?
Unsomnambulist
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axolotl
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Is that a cranberry jelly roll, Morton?
Unsomnambulist
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Have mersey!
Nickyboy
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How are you even supposed to get your mouth around such a mess?
Unsomnambulist
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You eat it with a fork and knife?
axolotl
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What if one is not born and reared in a Protestant tradition?
Just for fun:
Using Your Knife and Fork: The American Way vs. the European Way
There are two basic methods for eating with a knife and fork. The “American” involves having your fork in your left and your knife in your right when cutting your food, then putting the knife down and switching your fork to your right hand to eat, tines facing upwards. (If you’re right-handed...
www.thekitchn.com
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