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Edited to remove out of season veg.

Annette Curtain Wrote:

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> Gosh...

>

> I feel so awful re "the asparagus" that i've

> edited my original selection.

>

> I do hope you like my new selection.

>

>

> Nette:-S



I would have thought that should replace the Tilda... (am I pronouncing it right?)...grown by hand in the lush foothills of the Himalayas? Hm, would have thought this more up your street...



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RosieH Wrote:

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> Some people need a night in with their special

> grown ups' magazines.


I have one of those, although some of the pages are stuck together...jam pan fingers


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Moos Wrote:

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> This is where I get out the piece of paper from

> the sealed box locked in a secure room which reads

> "Annette, maxxi or Frankito will say 'wannking'."


Moos


I'm so very upset as I'd have said "foreplay" or "fingering"


Please, can I be taken out of the box/readymeal equation.


Thanks so.


Annette

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