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i think so, mcdonalds and KFC are in every town!
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Sitting here naked, eating a Ho Ho...
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Must admit, Wondwerd what this thread would be about, having seen Gerry Springer a couple of times I thought a HO was something else! & HO HO was probably twins! 
Spiral
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people call in and complain/cancel about their order when they hear that our x-large (16") combination is to expensive at 20$. the thing weighs 5lbs....
(pep, salami, can. bacon, sausage, mush, onions, bells, olives, xtra cheese)
the pan version weighs around 6lbs... its rediculous... but bueatiful. second best in town, next to klondikes (who doesnt deliver). we have employee's who have eaten a mini-small pizza every single day for 2 years, and still love it. a good pizza is a joyous thing...
my jr. high years were studded with caramel colocalate rice cakes, nutty bars, and hexagon chocolate creme cakes from little debbies/hostess. the joy was in their simplicity and subtlety, where you really had to concentrate to get a feel for the flavors. of course, it didnt help that that was all i ate for the 8 hours i was at school, as well as about 4 cokes form the vending machine... good old american schools and their healthy quisine :grumpy:. to give a good idea of why its like that - "supersize me" (the movie/documentary) gives an excellent depiction of it... all americans may not be fat, but we certainly start out in a bad way.
(pep, salami, can. bacon, sausage, mush, onions, bells, olives, xtra cheese)
the pan version weighs around 6lbs... its rediculous... but bueatiful. second best in town, next to klondikes (who doesnt deliver). we have employee's who have eaten a mini-small pizza every single day for 2 years, and still love it. a good pizza is a joyous thing...
my jr. high years were studded with caramel colocalate rice cakes, nutty bars, and hexagon chocolate creme cakes from little debbies/hostess. the joy was in their simplicity and subtlety, where you really had to concentrate to get a feel for the flavors. of course, it didnt help that that was all i ate for the 8 hours i was at school, as well as about 4 cokes form the vending machine... good old american schools and their healthy quisine :grumpy:. to give a good idea of why its like that - "supersize me" (the movie/documentary) gives an excellent depiction of it... all americans may not be fat, but we certainly start out in a bad way.
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yuk!
Seth, those polygonal pastries are called Zebra Cakes, if I might flex my knowledgebase of the Junk Food group!
Keith
Seth, those polygonal pastries are called Zebra Cakes, if I might flex my knowledgebase of the Junk Food group!
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not zebra cakes, wich have a striped white and black finish if i recall, their just the plain old chocolate cupcakes from little debbies -
http://littledebbie.com/products/ChocCupcakes.asp
so subtle in their bueaty... so pure in their taste....
http://littledebbie.com/products/ChocCupcakes.asp
so subtle in their bueaty... so pure in their taste....
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oh damn!
why must you torture me so?
lemon bars, raspberry zingers, oh my Lord!!!
why must you torture me so?
lemon bars, raspberry zingers, oh my Lord!!!