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1 minute ago, mudbug said:

 

I would say "challenging", but also not reason enough to end a great discussion. People go through phases, society and culture change, individuals come and go, and sometimes come back again (if they haven't passed away). But the discussion about food can, and should — last over lifetimes.

 

*wink*

I appreciate that but continuing a discussion with someone who hasn’t been seen for 15 years feels very much like a séance to me. But do feel free to carry-on. Who knows tomorrow you may conjure this missing poster. 😉

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