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amy
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i'll catch up.
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then will the cat sup?
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oh nicole...
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i love ketchup. a man in a diner in san francisco taught me to tap the 57 imprint with the back of my hand. it works every time. try it.
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Once I hadn't eaten all day, and I was at work, and I had no money, not even a penny, and no one to loan me any, and there was no food in the fridge, and I looked on the table in the kitchen, and there was nothing but napkins, salt, and ketchup packets. Lesson learned: don't eat ketchup when you are hungry. It doesn't even fill you up.
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oren
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Hunts is too sweet. Heinz is just right.
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When I was young, poor, and on my own, I would grab all the McDonalds ketchup packets I could possibly fit in my pockets as I had lunch there every day. I would take the ketchup packets home and put them in a big box. Once a month I would run my 'Operation'. I'd get out my food processor, a collander, and the big box-o-ketchup packets. I'd throw 'em in by the handful, pulse the blade a few turns, and toss some more in. When the big red tub of fun was full, I'd pour it's contents into the collander to strain the foil packets from the red nectar. First, I would refill my three year old Heinz squeezable ketchup bottle. Then I would make the month's spaghetti sauce, tomato soup, and tomato cocktail beverage (kinda like V8 or blody mary mix). I got my sugar, salt, pepper, mustard, non-dairy creamer, napkins, eating utensils, and toilet paper from that McDonalds restaurant. God Bless America!
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I really hate ketchup. I loved it as kid, but I ate too much and got sick; haven't been able to stand it since. I especially hate the smell of ketchup on hot french fries. *ugh*
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Sarah
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ketchup is a wonderful condiment. Yet you know the mark of a good fry- when no ketchup whatsoever is needed.
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My great-grandmother puts ketchup on EVERYTHING! It's really insulting when you cook for her.. because even when you make like.. lemon ginger fucking stir-fry she's all like "pass me the ketchup please". I can't stand ketchup, personally. Just the smell makes me sick. And the color. It's not real red. It's ketchup red.
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shadowfalls
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it isn't good for you- there's too much sugar. but I love it so much.
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FERRET
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the taste of freshness!
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pobodys nerfect
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Oh,I LOVE it on fries. I just completely cover them with it. More than a "normal" amount. Yummy. =) Lately,for a change,I've been eating fries with barbeque sauce on the side. It isn't bad,but it'll never take the place of ketchup.
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gross
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most disgusting thing in the entire world. it smells worse than anything..and im sure it tastes horrible. of course i wouldnt know. i dont let it get close enough to me. the thought of it can make me gag...and god forbid the slightest bit gets anywhere on my body. YUCK...i must go...speaking of it is ruining my day.
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oren
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The Japanese commonly put ketchup on their rice.
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oren
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Ketchup was sold in_the 1830's as medicine.
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emmi
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i'm having a ketchup craving. some things u just can't prepare for...
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axz
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"Ketchup was sold in_the 1830's as medicine. " more effective than today's meds im sure.
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what's it to you?
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blather
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