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On Apr 7, 4:20*pm, Becca > wrote:
> Wilson wrote: > > Hi folks, I'm not trolling. But I am finding more and more chocolates > > leave a faint taste not unlike soap in my mouth after eating them. The > > first > > place I noticed it (and have tried several years running) was with > > American > > Thin Mint Girl Scout cookies. They were one of my favorite things. > > > I wish I could think of other things that do it, but can't right now. Has > > anyone else noticed this? > > No I have not noticed that chocolate is doing that; please send them to > me and I will check them out. :-P > > (Louie the cat is snoring and he is driving me nuts) lol > > Becca Is snoring normal in a cat? My MCat snores, whistles, and squeaks in her sleep! maxine in ri |
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