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Where in the World is Bob Saget?
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JenniferS
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All the better to trap the French onion dip!
JenniferS
When you're the leader, you don't have to follow.
According to my friends at Google, they are a Canadian brand, distributed by Frito Lay in the U.S.
NYwdwfan
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I like Herr's. And I'll take his too.
MinnieM123
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Makes perfect sense, actually.
Did y'all ask him if he rebooted...?
Did they first ask him if his computer was plugged into the wall outlet?
MinnieM123
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Utz are very tasty.
We can get them in MA, but I know they're not a New England company. Another delicious brand (and local) is Cape Cod kettle cooked potato chips. Yum, yum, yum. 
MinnieM123
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I agree. First of all, chips aren't supposed to be all one shape and "stack" perfectly. But most of all, I think they taste like sawdust!
MinnieM123
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@Wrangler-Rick , @MOXOMUMD , @Gabe1 , (and any other horse people out there), I found out an interesting horse story to share with you.
Apparently, horses can live 25 years, but did you know that "Old Billy" lived to 62 years old?! He was born in 1760 in England, and he lived until 1822. He was a barge horse, which meant that he hauled barges up and down the canal. He was a big horse and they think he looked like a cob/shire mix. I'm not familiar with those breeds, but he must have been very strong and healthy.
Apparently, horses can live 25 years, but did you know that "Old Billy" lived to 62 years old?! He was born in 1760 in England, and he lived until 1822. He was a barge horse, which meant that he hauled barges up and down the canal. He was a big horse and they think he looked like a cob/shire mix. I'm not familiar with those breeds, but he must have been very strong and healthy.
seahawk7
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That's horse sense.@Wrangler-Rick , @MOXOMUMD , @Gabe1 , (and any other horse people out there), I found out an interesting horse story to share with you.
Apparently, horses can live 25 years, but did you know that "Old Billy" lived to 62 years old?! He was born in 1760 in England, and he lived until 1822. He was a barge horse, which meant that he hauled barges up and down the canal. He was a big horse and they think he looked like a cob/shire mix. I'm not familiar with those breeds, but he must have been very strong and healthy.
BuddyThomas
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Aren't you going to watch the after parties on E, following the broadcast?
MOXOMUMD
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Our Subway only sells Miss Vickie's pickle flavored.
BuddyThomas
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I'm jealous because I don't understand the theme of this thread, and I'm too
lazy to read 63 ,000 posts to try to figure it out. Anyone feel like explaining? Thanks!
lazy to read 63 ,000 posts to try to figure it out. Anyone feel like explaining? Thanks!
trr1
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the theme is there is no theme except for weekends
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MinnieM123
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Perhaps one of the longer-term members of the thread can explain it much better than I can, but basically it's just a fun thread with mostly silly subjects (although no politics, religion or cussing!). Anyone can join in the fun!
Discussions vary from day to day, and depending upon the number of participants at the time.
BuddyThomas
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No wonder it has 63,000+Perhaps one of the longer-term members of the thread can explain it much better than I can, but basically it's just a fun thread with mostly silly subjects (although no politics, religion or cussing!). Anyone can join in the fun!
posts. Sounds very fun!
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