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  1. 11-15-2012, 03:48 AM #1
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    Very nice. Does it drive your wife nuts? I'm always annoying my husband- yes I know you're hungry and the food is right there, but hang on, I need to rearrange this and get one more shot... ha. Of course, when he makes something that comes out particularly well, he's upset if I don't immediately break out the camera. That first shot of the cake- yum!
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    What??? No creamed chipped beef on toast??...or as it's more commonly known in the military as SOS
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    What??? No creamed chipped beef on toast??...or as it's more commonly know in the military as SOS

    I've eatten plenty of that!
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    Quote Originally Posted by CarissaLyn View Post
    Very nice. Does it drive your wife nuts? I'm always annoying my husband- yes I know you're hungry and the food is right there, but hang on, I need to rearrange this and get one more shot... ha. Of course, when he makes something that comes out particularly well, he's upset if I don't immediately break out the camera. That first shot of the cake- yum!
    It's normally my plate or bowl of food. Stone cold by the time I finish.
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    I just eat two of them. They seem delicious and your photos are good
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