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I've done 5. Many times.
Not interested in 7.
Simon Says is so elementary.
I like the vanilla pudding in the mayo jar.
Sort of like my fat free coffee creamer in my hip flask...at Church....get a cup of coffee, turn to face a corner, and pour from the contents of said hip flask into the coffee, put the flask away, and turn back to folks....
Not interested in 7.
Simon Says is so elementary.
I like the vanilla pudding in the mayo jar.
Sort of like my fat free coffee creamer in my hip flask...at Church....get a cup of coffee, turn to face a corner, and pour from the contents of said hip flask into the coffee, put the flask away, and turn back to folks....
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It is tricky to accomplish...but you do have to use real coffee creamer at first, in case you are challenged.
After 3-6 weeks of consistent use (and exhibiting proof), you can switch over......and I cannot tell you how I know that.
After 3-6 weeks of consistent use (and exhibiting proof), you can switch over......and I cannot tell you how I know that.
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...and you want us to believe it is "creamer" in your flask? Bailey's perhaps...
It works for me
