Hate to admit it...but I like the plastic squeeze bottle with a spout, better.
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Yep. You don't get the syrup running down the side and sticking in the fridge.
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I can imagine my almost produced television show of the fifteen year old girl as Martie Stewart Survival Living segment using the old fashioned can opener. Not that one, the old fashioned one where you held it to the top of the can, smacked it and then snipped it around the can to open the can.
What if that happened? The new schools of etiquette would be to learn the old ways we did things. (With regards to Emily Post).
Remember how we opened cans of oil for dad? 30 weight, 40 weight, the adults knew which oil to use, we opened the cans and added it to the car. Good times...
What if that happened? The new schools of etiquette would be to learn the old ways we did things. (With regards to Emily Post).
Remember how we opened cans of oil for dad? 30 weight, 40 weight, the adults knew which oil to use, we opened the cans and added it to the car. Good times...
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Look familiar...
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That's you holding your hand up? Right?Look familiar...
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You always had the right answer
.(Read closely the right side blackboard. 2x2cm2=8cm2)
Kid stuff!!!
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That's you holding your hand up? Right?
You always had the right answer
(Read closely the right side blackboard. 2x2cm2=8cm2)
Kid stuff!!!
Your the find detail guy.
Yeah, kids stuff.
Future scientists.
Btw....when I raised my hand ..it was to go potty.
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He is missing the cowlick. Lol
Man I loved watching them..
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Singing about his love for Darla, I'm sure.
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I would get my older sis's hand me down bikes. Always had to stand on tippy toes. Ha.
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That is the kind of TV where I was the remote.
...Back when boys grew up to be men instead of whiney snowflakes
