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Started 1/14/19 by CHARLIE (charlieisr); 298541 views.

Msg 1432 of 1812

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Host

From: Jenifer (Zarknorph)

5/26/20

Not much I can work with today, so I chose one I couldn't do from yesterday.

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From: misstracy22

5/26/20

Cheers...

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From: PTG (anotherPTG)

5/26/20

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Panorama of colorful paper clips isolated on white background with copy space. Back to school web banner. - Royalty-free Arrival Stock Photo

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From: PTG (anotherPTG)

5/26/20

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From: PTG (anotherPTG)

5/26/20

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CHAPTER IV -- THE MORSE, OR AMERICAN TELEGRAPHIC SYSTEM

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From: Flootie

5/26/20

How’s this?

Dracula came all the way

From Transylvania to Whitley Bay

Not to rest in the crypts

He just fancied fish and chips

‍??‍?? xx

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Msg 1438 of 1812

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From: Flootie

5/26/20

Oops! Just realised it should be Whitby! But, that’s poetic license for you!

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From: LvlSlgr

5/26/20

Sun 31st - Macaroons

PTG, the picture you posted for May 31st is of macarons - not macaroons. These are two different type of cookies.

A macaron specifically refers to a meringue-based cookie made with almond flour, egg whites, and granulated and powdered sugar, then filled with buttercream, ganache, or fruit curd.

In contrast, the word macaroon is a generic phrase that is applied to a number of small, sweet confections. Mostly, the term is equated with the moist and dense coconut macaroon, which is composed of egg whites, sugar, and dried coconut, often piped with a star-shaped tip, and sometimes dipped in chocolate.