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Hey, Bumble B.
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Well, IDK about heartburn, but it was indeed delicious.
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I'm sure the tea is tasty, but we're having Oklahoma smashburgers for dinner.
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Terry has Aod for that.
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Hey, Drew!
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Hey, Drewbear!
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This is why commas are necessary.
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That reminds me....we went out for ice cream on Saturday. We ran into Max's sweetheart, Michael, at the ice cream store. They split a hot fudge Sundae.
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Hey, Gary.
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Stay safe!
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A little less than fifty miles, I think. It hit Gaylord, which is to the northeast of Traverse City, but we didn't suffer any damage.
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Hey, Terry!
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Hey, Drewberry Pi! How goes things in Texas?
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Yes, it is.
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Did you get your share?
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According to my brother, Koreans say that Americans smell like babies, on account of all the dairy products we consume.
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A cousin of mine brought me some mooncakes from China. I was surprised at the light sweetness of the bean paste. They were tasty. I've heard some Asian folks say that Western desserts are heavy, cloying, and use too much fat and sugar. After trying a Japanese cheesecake recipe, I can understand why; Asian palates tend to be more sensitive than Westerners, so less sugar is needed. Garlic is another offender, and is rarely, if ever, used in Japanese cuisine.
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Hey, Spunky Drewster!
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Better get your sausage while you can.
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Severe storms hit Michigan today, culminating in a tornado that struck Gaylord, along the I-95. Fortunately, Traverse City was spared.
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Hey, Terry!
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Hey, Cassie.
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@Drew Espinosa Miss you, buddy.
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Hey, Terry! Hey, Albert. Hey, Tea Bat.
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On March 5th, 2022, a legendary stone in Japan, called the Sessho-seki, cracked apart. The stone reputedly contained the spirit of Tamamo-no-mae, a monstrous fox-woman with nine tails. Social media platforms joked that the stone's fracture is an omen of calamity.
