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CmdrPhil on December 10, 2005 - 2:29am

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Can I burn it in my stove instead of sawdust pellets? Or maybe step back has a better suggestion and I'd be better off drinking it?

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step back on December 10, 2005 - 8:23am

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In Murphy, North Carolina, this indeed is their favorite past time :-).

Same is true for this guy out in Oregon (click on picture):

Murphy's Law is with us every year (even election years, click)

Don't fight Murphy's. Rejoice in it.

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—Max Weber, 1905

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