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They were much better when Franco-american owned them, instead of campbells. also.
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littlejohn22:
That is a shame
skisby:
“Spicy original”?! 🤦♂️ Cadbury chocolate in the US is produced by Hershey - NOT the same thing, & Christmas Mini-eggs are an abomination! Sorry, had to get that off my chest!
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littlejohn22:
Oh, so good
fredhincanada:
Haha. Perfect.
littlejohn22:
Nice one
Easy. French toast. Scramble a few eggs with milk and vanilla. Dip bread in batter. Lay on hot frying pan. I put a pat of butter on for flavor. Sprinkle cinnamon on top, add pat of butter. Flip bread. More cinnamon. Put onto plate, add pat of butter. Repeat until you have as many toast as you want. Cut up into pieces. Pour maple syrup...
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fredhincanada:
@dicentra and this is bad how?
littlejohn22:
French toast is such a treat eh
@dicentra
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fredhincanada:
Lol. Fair.
littlejohn22:
Me too but for booty
@fredhincanada A bear and a rabbit were taking a shit in the woods. the bear turns to the rabbit and asks, "Do you have problems with shit sticking to your fur?" the rabbit replies, "Why, no, I don't." So the bear wiped his ass with the rabbit.
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littlejohn22:
Epic
headshot:
🙈🙈🙈
My introduction to all of fantasy was this movie I saw as a child. Before it was ever a movie, it was a cartoon. I found the book in my junior high library and signed it out. repeatedly. then found out there were 3 other books in a series, and signed them out as well. Thus began my love of fantasy reading. @fredhincanada
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headshot:
Great books, legendary! 🧡 Too bad I never got around to starting to read them. I re-watched the movie adaptations so often that I lost the ability to read Tolkien's stories 😅
ferkixlll:
@headshot - never too late to start. With watching all the movies the names won't be so difficult to say. I found it when I was in 7th grade, but I was already reading my parents collection of the Golden Age of SciFi writers.
Aside from Oblivion, Skyrim and Fallout games, the one I put the most time into was probably The Bard's Tale series. Played on the old commodore 64 computers and mostly using the arrow keys to work it, it was, at the time, one of the best games around. I did the puzzles, created my own maps for it and wasted hours upon hours of my...
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catdad:
I had the first one for my Commodore 64, too. I honestly don't remember anything about it besides the cover.
sheashannara:
very cool!
littlejohn22:
Snap
