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Old 11-11-2004, 12:42 PM
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Old 11-11-2004, 12:52 PM
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I worked at the flagship store here in MA and if anyone can handle working there, no smell will bother them ever again in life.
What town is that in? I've only ever been to the one in Deerfield...and I agree, the infusion of all the smells are migraine inducing after a while.
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I worked at the dye-your-own-candle booth for one day and never did it again, it was a total pain in the ass.
I still have my "dye-your-own" candles from when I was 5! We used to go to see all the Christmas decorations, admire the train, sit on Santa's lap, and get a Honeydew Melon candle. That was always my mom's favorite.

Thanks for the memories you guys!

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Old 11-11-2004, 12:54 PM
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Candles by the Yankee Candle Company. Right now I've got Pumpkin Pie and Christmas Cookie in my kitchen. Yum! And I've got a pile of them on my Christmas wish list. They're kinda expensive, but they make my house smell so gooooood!!

And, I might as well own stock in Bath and Body Works.....
Or you might as well own stock in Yankee. I bought in a year or two back at $19.50 a share, & it's been climbing steadily to around $30 ever since.

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Old 11-11-2004, 12:55 PM
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Crab Rangoon, after all the talk on here about them I had them on Fri. There is a gourmet Chinese restaurant in my 'hood that is to die for.

Cake. I've been baking cakes lately and I made this homemade frosting from butter and bittersweet chocolate and it is divine.

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Old 11-11-2004, 01:05 PM
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What town is that in? I've only ever been to the one in Deerfield...and I agree, the infusion of all the smells are migraine inducing after a while.
It's the one in Deerfield. Great store, but the smells and the enormous crowds killed me on a daily basis. And their overtime policies suck teabags!

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I still have my "dye-your-own" candles from when I was 5! We used to go to see all the Christmas decorations, admire the train, sit on Santa's lap, and get a Honeydew Melon candle. That was always my mom's favorite.

Thanks for the memories you guys!

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I was always so pissed at how my candles came out. If you wanted them to look nice, you could only dye each half one color and I thought that sucked. I was an unhappy child.
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Old 11-11-2004, 01:07 PM
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Crab Rangoon, after all the talk on here about them I had them on Fri. There is a gourmet Chinese restaurant in my 'hood that is to die for.
Chinatown in Boston has the best FRESH crab rangoons you'll ever taste. You have to fry them at home, but they are to die for. I could eat crab rangoons for every meal.
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Old 11-11-2004, 01:07 PM
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I worked at the flagship store here in MA and if anyone can handle working there, no smell will bother them ever again in life. The Midnight scented candles made me vomit almost every day, they were horrid. My favorite was Buttercream...mmmmmm. The discount certainly helped. It was a workout, though, because the place is absolutely huuuuuuuuuuuge. I worked at the dye-your-own-candle booth for one day and never did it again, it was a total pain in the ass. Loved seeing and stocking Christmas stuff year round, though.

And the restaurant had divine food!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
OMG, you lucky bastard! Last Christmas the manager wanted to beat one of the other stores, so she agreed to take whoever had the highest sales in the store with her to Deerfield the following January if we won. I was in first place but thanks to a return, ended up in second by only 2 dollars and some change!!! So she offered to split the airfare with me (she was definitely the coolest person I've ever worked with!) but unfortunately I had to quit, so things didn't work out.

And I have six jars of Garden Cucumber under my bed.
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Old 11-11-2004, 01:16 PM
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Chinatown in Boston has the best FRESH crab rangoons you'll ever taste. You have to fry them at home, but they are to die for. I could eat crab rangoons for every meal.
Do you buy them at a Chinese grocery? This sounds good, my roommate loves them too so I would get points for getting these.
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Old 11-11-2004, 01:42 PM
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Cool I have no guilt about my pleasures

Love NKOTB.

Keith Urban's new album is getting major rotation lately, it's 100% perfection. I am seriously addicted to him.

Lost (and Josh Holloway) is my new obsession. It's sick, really. LOL

Chocolate is a weakness...along with Doritos, Cheetos, Nachos (anything that ends with os, apparently. LOL), Lemon-lime Gatorade, Snickers, Oreos, mint-flavored, well....anything, Heath ice cream bars, and along with Chris, I am loving the Sour Cream and Onion flavored Cheez-Its. Mmmm....

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Old 11-11-2004, 01:56 PM
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Chinatown in Boston has the best FRESH crab rangoons you'll ever taste. You have to fry them at home, but they are to die for. I could eat crab rangoons for every meal.
What the heck are they?
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Old 11-11-2004, 02:04 PM
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What the heck are they?
Crab and cream cheese mixed with spices, wrapped in a wonton (like a ravioli) and deep fried, mm mmm.
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Old 11-11-2004, 02:06 PM
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You just wanna get in on with Joey McIntyre.... then again so do I. I could lick him from the tip of his toes to the top of his beautiful blue-eyed head. It SO sucks that he's a hard-core Catholic....

Oh well... but jeezus he's yummy.

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You just wanna get in on with Joey McIntyre.... then again so do I. I could lick him from the tip of his toes to the top of his beautiful blue-eyed head. It SO sucks that he's a hard-core Catholic....

Oh well... but jeezus he's yummy.

He IS? haha..he was my favorite New Kid - had a big ole Joey crush...awww...we could go to church together

Anyway - interesting to see folks popping up with New Kids..

I recently when to a used cd shop and looked for some of their stuff (my old tapes are long gone and I've not heard them in years...) I was going to take a trip down memory lane
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Music...And mass amounts of it.

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ps-Surprised the females here havent tried the Chocalate flavored Beer (!!!) that is the newest craze.
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Old 11-11-2004, 03:44 PM
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Do you buy them at a Chinese grocery? This sounds good, my roommate loves them too so I would get points for getting these.
Yeah, you can get them at Chinese grocery stores, too. They look like perogies. They're easing to make from scratch, too. Just take 8 ounces of crabmeat, 8 ounces of cream cheese, whatever spices you want to add, and put them in wanton wrappers (you can get those very cheaply at Chinese food stores).
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