Coon cheese
Jun 19th 2007 | 1:31 pm
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Coon cheese
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Jun 19th 2007 | 1:36 pm
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Re: Coon cheese
What's that gotta do with Coon cheese? 
Jun 19th 2007 | 1:36 pm
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Re: Coon cheese
You can't beat a bit of coon.
Jun 19th 2007 | 1:37 pm
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Re: Coon cheese
I went to do a poll, same way as I did one a couple of days ago, only now it doesn't work & I am not able to delete the post because it is the first in a thread.
Lots of other people have been saying how they can't manage to get polls working.
Lots of other people have been saying how they can't manage to get polls working.
Jun 19th 2007 | 2:18 pm
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Jun 19th 2007 | 2:32 pm
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F*** it!
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Re: Coon cheese
Where's the wink at the end of that statement? You're not serious are you?
I agree Coon should be taken to task over the name, but they should be sued for the misleading name, "Coon Tasty". If ever there was a product so inaccurately described then this is it! It's like a block of high fat candle wax
I agree Coon should be taken to task over the name, but they should be sued for the misleading name, "Coon Tasty". If ever there was a product so inaccurately described then this is it! It's like a block of high fat candle wax
Jun 19th 2007 | 2:44 pm
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Re: Coon cheese
Where's the wink at the end of that statement? You're not serious are you?
I agree Coon should be taken to task over the name, but they should be sued for the misleading name, "Coon Tasty". If ever there was a product so inaccurately described then this is it! It's like a block of high fat candle wax
I agree Coon should be taken to task over the name, but they should be sued for the misleading name, "Coon Tasty". If ever there was a product so inaccurately described then this is it! It's like a block of high fat candle wax
(There is the wink)
Jun 19th 2007 | 4:19 pm
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Re: Coon cheese
Would anyone else care for a hot Dicken's Cider ?
Jun 19th 2007 | 4:22 pm
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Re: Coon cheese
It is a family name, they clearly don't have a problem with it so why should anyone else.
Jun 19th 2007 | 4:26 pm
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Jun 19th 2007 | 5:16 pm
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Re: Coon cheese
:QUOTE=Luke I Amyofath;4939919]Im quite partial to it when I have a nice large Dicken's Cider. When it's cold it's also very nice to have a big coon with a hot Dicken's Cider.
Would anyone else care for a hot Dicken's Cider ?[/QUOTE]
Would anyone else care for a hot Dicken's Cider ?[/QUOTE]
Jun 19th 2007 | 6:09 pm
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shoot from the hip,baby
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Re: Coon cheese
[quote=Luke I Amyofath;4939919]Im quite partial to it when I have a nice large Dicken's Cider. When it's cold it's also very nice to have a big coon with a hot Dicken's Cider.
Cheeky!
Cheeky!
