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Subject: Re: Such A Thing As A True Switch?

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Date Posted: 08:54:57 10/01/24 Tue
In reply to: Emmie Sue 's message, "Re: Such A Thing As A True Switch?" on 04:53:06 10/01/24 Tue

I think we are probably talking about different types of beans. Over here, we have baked beans, out of a tin, made with loads of tomato ketchup (probably something else you don't have in the States).

One more rude crack about London and I shall forget my financial woes, get the first flight over to you, and give the type of spanking Shelby can only dream of! Anyway, compared with New York, London must be as fresh as a daisy.

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Author: SJ [ Edit \| View ]	Date Posted: 09:01:47 10/01/24 Tue The one time I visited the US, I decided to get into the American culture. I went into a store and as I left, the guy said "have a nice day". But I didn't, so I sued him!! [ Post a Reply to This Message ]

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Author: Thea [ Edit \| View ]	Date Posted: 10:08:41 10/01/24 Tue We do have canned baked beans over here. They're the base for a popular kid dish, "beanie weenies", which is baked beans with chopped up hot dogs. And tbey do taste good on toast, too, even if it's not a common dish here. I like them on sourdough! [ Post a Reply to This Message ]