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I can put it into a nice sentance. I feel perfectly good about the deletion of threads on eating babies.
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Hey now, I know of a perfectly good essay about eating babies by a certain historical figure by the name of Jonathan Swift. Discussion of eating babies has plenty of place in political dialog Posts: 3295 | Registered: Jun 2004
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I find that cooking babies Cajun-style with plantains as a side dish is one of the simplest and yet tastiest baby recipes.
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Based on your other thread, I went and read up on Tertullian. It was very interesting and educational, thanks.
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I wanted to see what everyone else had to say about the benefits of George Foreman Grills in baby-eating. But when I came back, poof! It was gone. Ah, well, such is life.
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Well, you actually lose a lot of flavor if you put a baby on a Foreman grill, whatever the infomercials tell you. The best thing is usually fillets on a grill, or even broiling them.
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Unlike some other times, I thought that in the Eating Babies thread Kom was appropriately irreverent.
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It was a very nice thread. It quoted Tertullian, and all. I miss it. 
