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In response to
"
sure, they sit outside all day in the wild. -- nm
"
by
Max
Good point. I'm an idiot.
Posted by
spamlet
Jun 25 '12, 10:53
Just wasn't sure if they'd go bad quicker that way.
Responses:
Are they still attached to the source?
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Spawn
Jun 25, 11:30
yes, they will go bad quicker. -- nm
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loosilu
Jun 25, 11:27
How long is it going to take you to eat them? ;) -- nm
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miffed67
Jun 25, 11:17
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Me, they'd never get eaten. My wife could down 5 lbs per day. -- nm
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spamlet
Jun 25, 11:20
4
Some food Frankenstein needs to invent boneless cherries. -- nm
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Reagen
Jun 25, 11:34
1
*smashes guitar* -- nm
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Bluto
Jun 25, 11:36
I'm like that, too. We bought two lbs. yesterday, they didn't last more than a couple hours! -- nm
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miffed67
Jun 25, 11:27
I'm like this with watermellon. We buy them 4 at a time in our house. The first one won't last more than an hour or two in the house
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oblique
Jun 25, 11:21
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