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Shan
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quote:
Originally posted by Sterling:
Good gravy. Of all the things to start a flame war...
*sigh*

And here I thought I was just posting a lighthearted joke, that frankly I thought poked fun at folks across the political spectrum, and really, the whole dang season itself.

[Cry]

I flunked funny. Sort of like the Roman soldier who flunked flank.

(If you get the reference, I'll send you cookies. First winner only.) [Big Grin]
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So really, this is all *your* fault. Well, what a relief. [Kiss] Thanks for taking the blame.


Marcus Vindictus and captain mucus, History of the World Part 1. I like Peanut Butter Cookies. But the postage to CZ might be pricey...
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Shan
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That movie is a hoot. Talk about raunchy humor. I wish MB would have done Part 2 . . .

Peanut butter, it is. E-mail your address. I'll make 'em and send 'em this weekend.

I am a passable cook. There are few Jatraqueros who have sampled my cooking, and they are still alive. *grin*
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Orincoro
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Nono, Shan I can't ask you to send me anything. Thanks for the offer, but honestly the postage to the Czech republic would be expensive for cookies.
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Shan
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Well, here -- have a virtual PB cookie.

Cheerio!
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Noemon
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She could send 'em by boat. That probably wouldn't be prohibitively expensive.
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Orincoro
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They still send things by boat?
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I got curious and checked. 2 lbs of cookies would cost $16.90 to send standard mail.

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quote:
They still send things by boat?
Indeed. How do you think people with relatives abroad send presents without paying the earth?
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Shan
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Carrier pigeon, perhaps? *grin*
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That is more likely than you think, actually. The last time I sent my parents a present, the chocolates had been nibbled when they arrived. Presumably by the carrier pigeons, fortifying themselves for the Atlantic.
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Orincoro
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Perhaps it was an *African* swallow?
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Shan
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Goodness -- I hope pigeons don't react to chocolate the way dogs do . . .
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The cookies would be peanut butter. Logically then, you should employ a flying elephant.
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Yes, the cookies would be peanut butter. However, KoM was talking about nibbled-on chocolates. I was worrying about his carrier pigeons, not ours. [Wink]
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