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    <title>EAT DARTS and all things sharp. T</title>
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      <description>&lt;div&gt;How to cut cheese?&#xD;
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The way a cheese is cut depends largely on its shape and size. The most important thing to keep in mind when cutting a cheese is to divide cheese so that everybody has an equal share of the inside and outside.&#xD;
Round cheeses are to be cut in wedges, like a cake.&#xD;
Cheese bought in slices should be cut lengthwise rather than across.&#xD;
Tall truckles are easier to serve if sliced horizontally.&#xD;
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NOW YOU KNOW, SO NOBODY ASK ME AGAIN THANKS,&#xD;
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      <title>EAT DRATS and everything else sharp.</title>
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										&lt;div&gt;Eat sharp things everyday. Your lip and tongue may bleed at first, but after awhile it will taste like bread. I first saw some crazy glass eaters on TV, a Ripley's thing I think. Soon after however, I began to see the underground side of this strange behavior. Some fetish ass freaks were chomping bottles, one circus whore even ate a light bulb. What is this form of stage madness? Then there is the whole fascination with blood and vampires and ya. That’s a whole different chapter all together. It defiantly grosses me out, but I have to say, I’d rather see some sharp bloody chompers then someone taking a stage dump anytime. If anyone has any glass eating footage, or eating of anything you shouldn’t for that matter, please pass it my way.&#xD;
Until next time,&#xD;
THIS IS JAMES BARFF&#xD;
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