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Hey, Dugh, Mum, and Thistle. *scratches Thistle behind the ears*
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Hedgehogs are amazing creatures.
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I love Vichyssoise.
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Can Our Vast Illness Die?...Nineteen
Page Scrawler commented on astone2292's story chapter in Can Our Vast Illness Die?...Nineteen
The local Meijer supermarket in my town is still having issues with stocking items. I believe it's a question of supply chains, rather than a lack of employees. As I think has been mentioned before, branch stores in areas with denser population take priority over branches in smaller towns. Once, a few months back, the peanut butter was almost emptied from the shelves. Peanut butter!! Now, eggs and milk, soap, baking supplies, or pasta and tomatoes, I could understand...but peanut butter? I didn't think that many people ate the stuff. -
Hey, Drewbear. How goes life in Texas?
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Hey, Marty!
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Aaron's Humble Beginning
Page Scrawler commented on astone2292's story chapter in Aaron's Humble Beginning
That bit about the smoked hot dogs has me reminiscing. A certain big-name brand that rhymes with Hostage Buyer had these hot dogs which were made with bacon. That's right, they put bacon in the hot dogs! Those succulent salty, smoky wieners were delicious while they lasted, but after two years or so, the company stopped producing them. Such a pity. Oh, but on a more cheerful note, I figured out the name of the town and the amusement park! -
I'll send you some leftovers.
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We had an early dinner of Eggs Benedict casserole with Hollandaise sauce and asparagus.
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@Comicality A little something from "A Million Little Things". I definitely gotta watch this show! So adorable!
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Neighbor: "Hey, Marty, what are you doing tonight?" Marty: "Oh, I'm just gonna set fire to the old garden."
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That book is pretty good. I'd give it 3/5 stars.
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Hey, Bertie. I made cheddar, garlic, and rosemary biscuits. An excellent side with the ham-and-potato chowder we had for dinner.
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Yup, things are going swimmingly.
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Hey, Drew!
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One of my nephews is named Haley. Hey, Marty. Hey, Tim.
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Hey, Drewberry Pi!
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You'll be the cutest guy at the retirement home.
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Going well, thanks.
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Hey, Bertie.
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Maybe you could call the strippers back, restrictions permitting.
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Hey, Marty! Excellent work on the property, I must say.
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Without a doubt. I love it. It reminds me of a book I read in middle school. A young man inherits a handsome manor estate from his sole relative, whom he wasn't aware even existed until his uncle's lawyer contacts him. But as charming as the manor is, and as friendly as the villagers may be, the house holds more secrets than it appears. As I remember, it was more of a relaxing mystery than a suspenseful one. Also, the young man struck me as more of an observer than a hero. There was no rising action, no climax, and the finish left much to be desired, but I enjoyed it all the same. A pleasant walk in the garden can be just as interesting as an adrenaline-pumped hike in the mountains.
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Hey, Leo!
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Hey, Drewpop!
