All Field Lab operations were closed today for a gift bearing guest. My friend Paul came out for his 3rd visit and brought custom printed m&m's. 90,102,72,0,B
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10 comments:
How cool! MMMmmmmmm, chocolate Benita ]:0
Now that's a True friend! Monogrammed and personalized M&Ms. Pretty awesome!
Word verification for this post. . .facein. . .how appropriate.
Those M&M's really are neato!
I'd have a real hard time eating them though ... I'd want to save them in a glass jar for a special memory :)
ok that was cool
M@M's freaken Rock!!!!
(I totally dig on Peanut M@M's)
Ummmm chocolate. Very cool.
What a thoughful gift! And tasty, too!
Eat up! Something tells me M&Ms aren't going to last very long in the desert, even with a swamp cooler.
uh-oh, somebody gonna be mad!
Ahhh. But were they the coconut M&Ms.....
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