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I have a friend who can go through a 5lb bag of frozen peas in a day or two (she doesn't generally eat much at a time).
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Guys, apologies for "bumping" an old thread, but I wonder - does anyone know who originally wrote this?
A friend of mine received it and both she and I have been Googling tonight but with no luck. I'm hoping someone here will have better Google-fu than me. Thanks! |
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And if it did, she is 80. It isn't going to kill her young, and if she wants to take the risk she is definitely old enough to make that decision for herself. |
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I don't know about vitamin c overdose, but I've heard eating too many carrots can turn your skin orange. I also remember seeing something in the news about a little girl who turned orange after drinking a lot of Sunny D.
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So what song does chocolate sing? Candyman? Pour Some Sugar on Me? Ice Cream Man? White Rabbit?
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Chocolate Rain?
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There is almost no vitamin C in guinea pigs, but they are a good source of protein and amino acids.
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I got the following version today from my current source of glurge. Other than the obvious gender changes it's pretty similar to the OP version.
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Now that they've changed the little old lady to just plain Jim...
I no longer find it quite so believable. Who are you, and what have you done with Mae??
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A steady diet of chocolate ice cream did her in, may God rest her soul.
Meanwhile, chocolate ice cream on hot apple pie sounds dreadful. I can see dulce de leche if you don't like vanilla, or maybe cinnamon if you can get it, or even butter pecan, but chocolate? Bleh. |
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Sounds as though the opening and closing were originally in rhymed couplets too -- "lunch...bunch" for example; the closing line retains the iambic meter with seven feet per line so I'm guessing a word or two was changed that removed the rhyme. I'm trying to find the source.
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I had also received this version and it struck me that the opening and closing should also be in rhyming couplets. I found another version that might be closer to the original with a more consistent rhyme scheme:
That day I had a date with friends, We met to have some lunch. Mae had come along with them, All in all ... a pleasant bunch. When the menus were presented, We ordered salads, sandwiches, and soups. Except for Mae who circumvented, And said, Ice Cream, please: two scoops. *** With that, I called the waitress over, I've changed my mind, it seems. I said, "I want what she is having, Only add some more whipped-cream!" Haven't found an author yet, still looking. |
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Okay, I've figured. If eating chocolate is rebellious and high spirited this might explain a lot of history.Maybe Lenin was rebellious because he ate a chocalate pie for lunch, cause you know eating unusual food makes you a mighty rebel. After all there's nothing more daring than eating what the health freaks don't want you to eat.And he caught the Tsar by surprise because the Tsar ate some tuna and didn't have his blood sugar up. It's easy to execute someone who has been too proper in his health and had a blood sugar drop to recall where his gun is.
Being daring enough to eat chocolate for breakfask obviously led to the Russian Revolution. Man, you just can't have subversives like that. I'd execute both Lenin and the writer of this crap. |
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Avon shows how rebellion and ice-creme work..
http://www.dailymotion.com/video/x9j...lms#rel-page-1 at 4 mins... |
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