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so you don't want the Jesus birthday theme,
would you prefer the Jesus death day theme with cute fluffy wabbits?
... oh wait, wabbits are an ecological disaster in NZ too.
but not to worry, JC is still quite popular over there people still keep calling him and asking him questions
...i.e.
"J*C* did you see that?"
"J*C* what a f*wit that w*ker was"
"J*C* are you that! stupid?"
"J*C* f*g woman drivers"
"J*C* will you shut the f* up?"
"J*C* F*!"
"J*C* who took the last cold beer and didn't put any more in the chilly bin?"
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I liked Venezuela, it was beers at the beach season all year long.
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Walt Fair, Jr., P. E.
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Specializing in Technical Engineering Software
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Makes you wonder what totally useless software is also running all the time...
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A cook gets everything they need by plundering the wine rack. (11)
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Kitchenware
Anagram of "the wine rack"
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And you are up tomorrow. Well done!
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The funny thing is, I was just about to post saying it was too hard and I will be back later for the answer...
Then I remembered my own rule of counting letters in consecutive words to see if any match the total letters (i.e. check for possible anagrams). Then it was the letter K that made it stand out for me.
Anyhow, I realise explaining my thought process isn't part of the game. My real problem is I deleted my bank of clues, so now I need to think of a new one 
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I am glad somebody got it, because my little text file with clues is now empty.
I guess I need to get meaner with my clues (and have 3 days worth ready) if I want them to remain unsolved.
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Well it wouldn't take much to stump me, but I would be highly impressed if you managed to stump the regulars for a whole three days!
I look forward to your attempts 
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Good taste? 
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You right. He obviously doesn't have good taste. How unexpected!  
Or maybe just ignorance.. I guess, I dunno what happens in South Africa...
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I'm more surprised that he hasn't drunk alcohol
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That didn't surprise me because I don't drink much if at all...
But now, come to think of it, never drunk alcohol? it is indeed surprising!
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Not when you consider he is a Type 1 Diabetic.
"Time flies like an arrow. Fruit flies like a banana."
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I know a couple of Type 1 diabetics, and they drink in moderation (maybe a couple of drinks over the weekend). Being diabetic doesn't preclude you from drinking, you just need to be more careful.
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I was going to point that out as being the more surprising fact. Even I drink.
But okay, while we're confessing: I've had never a coffee in my life.
Chocolate-covered coffee grains, sure. But never as a beverage. Most hot beverages have no appeal to me.
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que é aquele?
... no segundo pensamento não importa; quem se importa de qualquer maneira?
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you can try it here Apache Guacamole™[^]
Caveat Emptor.
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ha, yes, of course!
neither did I (tried that one)! 
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I moved back to CA (bay area) when I was 15 with my mom after my father's death. When I was 18 or so, I was over at a a friend's house (cute girl) and her mom handed me an avocado and asked me to cut open "if it was ripe." I had no idea what an avocado would be like when it was "ripe." So I started sawing through it. Never even noticed when I was sawing through the pit. I guess it wasn't ripe. 
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reminds me of the prankster who put the contents of a baby's diaper in a bowl and told his girlfriend that it was guacamole.
I suspect that's one way to get rid of a girlfriend.
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Walt Fair, Jr., P. E.
Comport Computing
Specializing in Technical Engineering Software
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What's a guacamole?
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