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i_wish_celery_came_harder
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paste!
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i am a stalker
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celery
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OH, GOD! OHHHH, GAAWWWWWD, YEAHHHHHH....[splat. crash. thud]....AHHHHHHH
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030114
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whatx
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a LATTE. ok sure. american. whatever. but i'm no bloody mary fool. keep that stuff out of my caufee, mmmmgoat?!
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sam
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i hate celery. it stinks, its stringy, and has a very gross blah taste. i'd only it eat if i put a whole LOT of ranch on it. then i could bare it.
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celery of burden (i ll never be)
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"am i hard enough"
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Nukemall
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explosive ruffage...hmmm.... and paste!, that was fooking funny.
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magicforest
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*falls over laughing* stalker
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031121
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celery time
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Do you have extra celery left over after snacks or cooking? It's quick and easy to make cream of celery soup out of it, which is rich and warm! Ingredients: 4 stalks celery 1 cup water 1 14oz can chicken broth dash salt dash white pepper 1/2 cup half-and-half 1/8 tsp nutmeg Start the water and chicken broth boiling in a saucepan. Cut the celery into 1" pieces and put them into the water. Cook around 15 minutes or until tender. Put half the mixture into a blender and cover, but leave the hole out of the center of the top since the mixture is hot. If you're nervous about your blender spraying, use a tupperware top just gently resting over the hole to minimize splatters. Blend at very low speed until relatively smooth. There will still be some chunks. Remove first half into a bowl and blend the second half of the broth. Put all blended material back into a saucepan and add in salt, white pepper, half-and-half and nutmeg. Heat until warm. Serve. Servings: 4
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