They say it takes one -- to know one.
I'm thinking, it takes one -- to bake one.
When will you be making everyone fruitcake?
(It would be perfect with high tea in 3 hours, thanks.)Nothing but questions.
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They say it takes one -- to know one.
I'm thinking, it takes one -- to bake one.
When will you be making everyone fruitcake?
(It would be perfect with high tea in 3 hours, thanks.)
What is the pay scale for baking fruitcakes?They say it takes one -- to know one.
I'm thinking, it takes one -- to bake one.
When will you be making everyone fruitcake?
How could it ever be enough to be worth it?
You'd get paid with a lot of gratitude and, MAYBE even an appreciative pat from a turquoise owl.
How could anyone turn that down?
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I'll be over with my three dogs. They like their tea sweet with a hot dog on the side.They say it takes one -- to know one.
I'm thinking, it takes one -- to bake one.
When will you be making everyone fruitcake?
All beef... Ever notice they never specify what percentage is meat?Maybe Lynx can supply a nice roasted pack of Oscar Mayers along with the fruitcake?
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Is it a law that hot dogs are required to actually claim to be meat?
What is the definition of meat?....every thing between the nose and the tail?
That would be a hard offer to refuse for sure.You'd get paid with a lot of gratitude and, MAYBE even an appreciative pat from a turquoise owl.
How could anyone turn that down?
When the choice is an unknown meat product
vs. an unknown plant 
product, what's the better choice?
Can we trust all plants to be good to/for us?When the choice is an unknown meat product
Probably not if they have "poison" (like poison ivy) right in their name?
When the choice is an unknown meat product
Which would you rather have in your stomach, rabies or poison ivy?
Have you just been ignoring all those threads where I talked about that owl?That would be a hard offer to refuse for sure.
Do you have any IDEA how easy that offer would be to turn down?