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Dammit - lured into another product: packaging: jar suggestion by the ruby-lipped hussy in the doorway. Curses. |
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Jung, if you are this succeptible, see link |
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Makes it easier to find all the hazelnuts and throw them away all at once. Hurraaaay. |
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oh dear, googling for 2 faced nut job will never be the same again... |
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...no, I don't understand that either <grin> |
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This is baked with tin cans. + |
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Sometimes I feel [guitar] |
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Sometimes I feel [guitar] |
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Apparently being baked for Ketchup |
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With opposing threads on each end. When the nuts
are long gone, a pipe, as big as your nut hunger, can
be made. |
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Cool idea. Save some lids and this is bakeable with a
can opener. |
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Sorry, already half-baked by Al Jafee in MAD Magazine, 1979
[link]. |
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It certainly seems pre-baked by the ever excellent mad magazine. This does happen, and credit where credit is due is given, but the idea should remain and not be assigned an mfd, as without it, someone else will inevitably think of it and post it again in time. |
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Also, this idea is not quite the same thing. |
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I like ruby lipped hussies [+] |
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Again, TC is one of the reasons the HB has been great over the years. |
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But how did you know it was his birthday? |
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Double-ended ZipLok bags to get the powdered treats off the bottom. |
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