Jessica tells us, "I asked if they were "special" in any fun way and they said no, they had no idea why there were quotation marks around the word brownies...but they were selling really well! I bought one. They were just ho-hum."
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5 comments:
Just so you don't think they're made from the meat of the mythical beings.
WV: hershe -- They're not Hershey brand, either.
I love the conspiratorial smiley-face just above "Brownies", too.
Ditto Buffy. What ARE these r*e*a*l*l*y.... squared off cowpies?
well, wouldn't the "ho-hum" be the explanation for the quotations marks?
They aren't *really* brownies, bcs real brownies would taste "yum-yum"--no?
Maybe these quotation marks were actually necessary.
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