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Default Storing Home-Grated Cheese

"George M. Middius" wrote:
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> Dave Smith wrote:
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> > > It takes seconds to grate/shred cheese. I can't understand why she
> > > doesn't want to do it...afterall, she's in the kitchen making dinner
> > > anyway.

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> > I hope you will understand if I don't jump to the defense of someone who
> > can't take a few seconds to grate some cheese.

>
> Maybe Steve will tell us what the problem really is. It's clearly
> something more profound than cheese.


Probably no sex unless he buys her frozen grated cheese. heheh

G.
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