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My favorite reduced-fat brownie recipe
soeasilyamused, or sea Posted Jul 30, 2001
exactly! they exist for one reason: to be eaten! or, rather, to be savored!!! 
My favorite reduced-fat brownie recipe
paulh, vaccinated against the Omigod Variant Posted Jul 30, 2001
I've just taken a loaf of blueberry
cake out of the oven--just in time
for a midnight snack 
See you in the morning!
My favorite reduced-fat brownie recipe
Shea the Sarcastic Posted Jul 30, 2001
*wishes she had a brownie*
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Phreako Posted Jul 30, 2001
*leaves a large brownie(not inflatable) for Shea*
My favorite reduced-fat brownie recipe
Dragonfly. "A poet can survive everything but a misprint"-- Oscar Wilde Posted Jul 30, 2001
TRA LA LA LA LA!!! LA LA LA LA.... 
!!!
::has no idea what is happening in here...::
My favorite reduced-fat brownie recipe
paulh, vaccinated against the Omigod Variant Posted Jul 30, 2001
There are brownies,
there's blueberry cake,
naturally the subject turns
to food.....
Have some 
, dear.
My favorite reduced-fat brownie recipe
Dragonfly. "A poet can survive everything but a misprint"-- Oscar Wilde Posted Jul 30, 2001
OOO... will it calm me down!!??
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Phreako Posted Jul 30, 2001
???
calm you down???
I thought that caffene made you hyper
My favorite reduced-fat brownie recipe
Dragonfly. "A poet can survive everything but a misprint"-- Oscar Wilde Posted Jul 30, 2001
OOO.... well, I might need that, since I couldn't sleep much last night....
My favorite reduced-fat brownie recipe
Phreako Posted Jul 30, 2001
But I thought that you wanted to calm down?
I wonder what would happen if you drank something that was meant to calm you down and then drank something with lots of caffene in it to wake you up and make you hyper. I think that they would probably just cancel each other out so it would be totally pointless to drink both. You are now faced with a decision: Do you want to drink the calming drink and be calm or do you want to drink the caffene and be awake and hyper? Unfortunately you cannot have both as they would just cancel each other out.
So which one do you choose???
My favorite reduced-fat brownie recipe
Phreako Posted Jul 30, 2001
But I thought that you wanted to calm down?
I wonder what would happen if you drank something that was meant to calm you down and then drank something with lots of caffene in it to wake you up and make you hyper. I think that they would probably just cancel each other out so it would be totally pointless to drink both. You are now faced with a decision: Do you want to drink the calming drink and be calm or do you want to drink the caffene and be awake and hyper? Unfortunately you cannot have both as they would just cancel each other out.
So which one do you choose???
My favorite reduced-fat brownie recipe
paulh, vaccinated against the Omigod Variant Posted Jul 30, 2001
Sorry, Phreako and Dragonfly, I don't know
what I was thinking (actually, I was thinking
about Rupert, but never mind ).
If you don't want to be hyper, perhaps
is not a good idea. (Never mind that caffein is an
ingredient in some sleeping pills.)
Milk has some calming qualities. So does
"Sleepy time" tea. But if they make you too
drowsy, that could be a problem, especially
if you're doing things that need concentration
(like surfing the Internet )
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Dragonfly. "A poet can survive everything but a misprint"-- Oscar Wilde Posted Jul 30, 2001
Awww... what a shame... I think I've mellowed out a bit... so I'm not going to drink anything... until lunch... Thank you.
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Shea the Sarcastic Posted Jul 30, 2001
Thanks for the brownie, Phreako! It makes a lovely breakfast!
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