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09/14/2012

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Vicki

Reagan. Like the President at the time, which is why it was nixed, but now no one would care and you'd have a baller name. I'm on record as still loving Alison, and even more since I know it's a variation of Louise, and LuLu is a cute nickname, too.
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Tukesh

I, of course, love #37. I also think all the breids look so beautiful and the babies look so cute. You do such a great job. Your pictures make me want to get married again and have a bab I had to stop myself on that one. I can't make up my mind on the wedding pictures, but I do really love the #17 baby picture.

Lammes

Huh...I've never heard of whipped cream being rerrefed to as "wupe." A quick Google search turned up nothing on wupe, wither (except that there's a radio station whose call letters are WUPE). Is this a regional slang thing? :)

Frankly

ChessMan:Forget the powder. Use real cchoolate. 7parts full cream milk to 1part dark cchoolate. No machine required. Place grated cchoolate(or diced into small pieces no more than 1cm squared) in a mug. Bring the milk to the boil, remove from heat. Pour scalding hot milk over cchoolate. Stir to combine. Add sugar if you have a sweet tooth. Dust with drinking cchoolate, and add a few marshmallows if you wish. Enjoy

Fernanda

ARG. That makes me so angry in so many different ways that I have tblorue formulating my feelings about it.I'm not sure what their "mission" is that aligns with paying their marketing/baking staff $2 less an hour than I made ten years ago as a college intern.I also enjoy the idea of writing a 9000 word essay about why I want to work for a company that has not identified itself in the ad.

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