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Reply #30 posted 11/08/04 2:31pm

Byron	BinaryJustin said: I like unwrapping the cellophane from a new blank CD when I'm making a compilation for a friend. I like everything about it: The cleanliness and newness; The smell of plastic; Trying to write neatly on the inlay card. It makes me happy. I completely relate...
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Reply #31 posted 11/08/04 3:31pm

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Whne I eat a 'multi-layered' chocolate bar, like Mars, or especially Snickers, I love to first nibble all the chocolate around the bottom and top corner edges, then nibble the side and top chocolate layers, then eat each centre layer one-by-one. The lower peanut-nougat of Snickers is orgasmic on it's own.

As are the honeycomb centres of Maltesers. I sometimes buy big bags of them for a movie, and then buy the end of the flick I have a bag full of saliva-soaked honeycomb just waiting to be eaten. Makes me cum, somtimes nod

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Reply #32 posted 11/08/04 6:11pm

nesseone	adorable!!! small pleasures to me: a coke and a smile raspberry filled zingers
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Reply #33 posted 11/08/04 6:13pm

Byron	nesseone said: adorable!!! small pleasures to me: a coke and a smile raspberry filled zingers You forgot strip Uno....
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Reply #34 posted 11/08/04 6:14pm

nesseone	Byron said: nesseone said: adorable!!! small pleasures to me: a coke and a smile raspberry filled zingers You forgot strip Uno.... Cant forget Strip Uno..... U still owe me a game :hugs:
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Reply #35 posted 11/08/04 6:30pm

UptownDeb	"Customer Care" folks who really seem to care. The words: "Thank You."
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Reply #36 posted 11/08/04 6:39pm

Byron	UptownDeb said: "Customer Care" folks who really seem to care. The words: "Thank You." To both... Being greeted with a sincere, warm hello and a welcoming hug.. ...That doesn't happen very much...people tend to prefer keeping a "safe" distance.
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Reply #37 posted 11/08/04 7:28pm