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Wiping the slate clean
Posted: 18 February 2008
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The smell of garlic
lingers
despite
washing-up liquid.
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 joanie at 00:18 on 19 February 2008
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Oh, WOW!! I didn't know anyone was out there! Thanks for responding, Maria.
joanie
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 Beanie Baby at 08:34 on 19 February 2008
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Had to laugh at this one because it is so true. And brilliantly expressed in this little verse.
bEANIE
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 V`yonne at 11:18 on 24 February 2008
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I missed this. True BUT someone bought me a stainless steel soap - yes a soap shaped stainless steel lozenge that is supposed to dispell all smells when rubbed under the tap. Guess what...it really works!
Nice, Joanie
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RobD at 07:35 on 25 February 2008
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V'yonne, touching stainless steel taps works too, and also gets rid of onion-eyes, amazingly!
Thanks Joanie, conjurs up the image, or rather aroma, perfectly.
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smudger at 09:03 on 27 February 2008
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This amused me, Joanie. The title gives it another layer of meaning.
Tony
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joanie at 10:55 on 27 February 2008
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Thanks, Oonah, Rob and Tony. Yes, Tony, exactly; it is meant to illustrate something much deeper!
joanie
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