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Ice Cream Cake! Aarrrrgggg


IMWalt

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I was at my neighborhood Halloween party Saturday night. I was being good, eating cheese and fruit. The hostess said "This ice cream cake is nelting, we better reat it". I looked and saw vanilla and chocolate ice cream. I thought, "Oh, I can eat that". As I was enjoying the ice cream, I started crnching on something and soon realized that it had an oreo cookie crust. I got up the next morning with a gurgling in my intestines. I headed out for my morning run, and about 2 miles from the end I really had to go. I was in trouble. I just made it in the back door (luckily there is a BR there) and had massive D. My insides are still churning today. I learned a lesson there.

Jeez

Walt


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ShayFL Enthusiast

Most of us avoid this sort of thing by never eating anything that we have not read the packing on, asked the cook about or made personally ourselves. Sorry you feel bad. Hope you feel better soon.

jerseyangel Proficient

Eek Walt--I'm so sorry! This whole thing is a learning process ;)

Feel better! :)

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