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	<title>Comments on: Joe&#8217;s and Tom&#8217;s</title>
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		<title>By: Carol</title>
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		<dc:creator>Carol</dc:creator>
		<pubDate>Thu, 29 Oct 2009 23:21:04 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description>Several reflections while reading:
1.  &quot;I ran out the other day and actually went a day without.&quot; Trying to relive your middle school years, eh?  That is particularly risky considering your classroom is tight above the BOILER ROOM - cheese and crackers!
2. On first glance, I thought you said you stopped using &lt;i&gt;Tom&#039;s of Maine&lt;/i&gt; because it was &lt;b&gt;bunny&lt;/b&gt; instead of &lt;i&gt;burny&lt;/i&gt;.  And, somehow, that seemed - for you, at least - a logical reason to cease purchasing a product.
3.  Love Lauren&#039;s suggestion - have you tried to do that yet?</description>
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1.  &#8220;I ran out the other day and actually went a day without.&#8221; Trying to relive your middle school years, eh?  That is particularly risky considering your classroom is tight above the BOILER ROOM &#8211; cheese and crackers!<br />
2. On first glance, I thought you said you stopped using <i>Tom&#8217;s of Maine</i> because it was <b>bunny</b> instead of <i>burny</i>.  And, somehow, that seemed &#8211; for you, at least &#8211; a logical reason to cease purchasing a product.<br />
3.  Love Lauren&#8217;s suggestion &#8211; have you tried to do that yet?</p>
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