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 Post subject: Thanks for the advice, Jack #33
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 Post subject: Re: Thanks for the advice, Jack #33
PostPosted: Sun Feb 10, 2013 6:23 pm 
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 Post subject: Re: Thanks for the advice, Jack #33
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But, where else would one put their frosting? My sink is full of the stuff.

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 Post subject: Re: Thanks for the advice, Jack #33
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I for one will take my frosting wherever I can get it.


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 Post subject: Re: Thanks for the advice, Jack #33
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Mmm, frosting that has been sitting around in the sink is the tastiest. It gets that nice wet exterior and you know it's crawling with exciting microbes!

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 Post subject: Re: Thanks for the advice, Jack #33
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Now I feel like going and putting frosting in the sink.

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 Post subject: Re: Thanks for the advice, Jack #33
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Now I feel like going and putting frosting in the sink.
Right?! FIGHT THE POWER!

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 Post subject: Re: Thanks for the advice, Jack #33
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butterbobbin wrote:
Now I feel like going and putting frosting in the sink.
Right?! FIGHT THE POWER!

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 Post subject: Re: Thanks for the advice, Jack #33
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I feel like frosting is a euphemism for something...

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 Post subject: Re: Thanks for the advice, Jack #33
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I feel like frosting is a euphemism for something...


Yeah, this is what I'm afraid of... Haha.


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 Post subject: Re: Thanks for the advice, Jack #33
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I feel like frosting is a euphemism for something...

I feel like in this case, some nice "scare quotes" would make things very clear and creepifying.

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 Post subject: Re: Thanks for the advice, Jack #33
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You mean, like do not "put" the frosting in the sink?

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 Post subject: Re: Thanks for the advice, Jack #33
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Or, do not put the "frosting" in the sink.

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 Post subject: Re: Thanks for the advice, Jack #33
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I propose do "not" put the frosting in the sink. Perhaps with a little winky face.
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 Post subject: Re: Thanks for the advice, Jack #33
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please do not "put" the "frosting" in the "sink"

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 Post subject: Re: Thanks for the advice, Jack #33
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I like "frosting" in my "sink"

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 Post subject: Re: Thanks for the advice, Jack #33
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This thread is really making me want cupcakes?


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