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J: That thin layer on top of the yogurt is the cultures.
Tabetha: Do you want to swallow this?! Imagine eating yoghurt eaten out of dog’s rear!
Ewwwwwwww! Light and Fit doggish model or actress sounds and looks like my dog licking his! She may love it but it would be less disgusting to eat yoghurt out of any other container … or no yoghurt at all!
heather: i love dannon coffee yogurt. other brands can't seem to get coffee flavor right. yoplait has a cappucino that is gross and brown cow's coffee yogurt is repulsive.
i can totally see how this is a love it or hate it thing though. the coffee flavor has a tartness to it that is distinctly a yogurt
Stu: I've just had the same problem; it's caused by the brake pedal switch. This switch can be adjusted so that it works properly. Worst possible case is that the switch would need to be replaced. Fortunately all I had to do was adjust the switch's plunger.
jenny: im eating it as i type now, i just tried my first cup and i agree, it is pretty disgusting looking, and it does taste like coffee mixed with sour cream ugh. But im too cheap to throw it away too ahahah. p.s. my first time here, i think you're hilarious xD
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Posted by Mark | Filed under Site News
Over the last couple of weeks, I’ve seen a rather large increase (roughly 5x my usual traffic) in the number of visitors to this site. 99.999999% of the extra traffic is all due to a post I wrote last November. As we move into the final hours before Congress conducts its historic vote on this issue; I’ve noticed some of the comments my old post is receiving are little more than random spewing of hate. This is one of the reason that I use comment moderation on this site. If you’ve never left a comment on this site before; your comment goes into a queue. A queue which I check when I have the time and desire to do so.
Does this site have a formal comment policy? Not really, but if you’d like to read the comment policy of a writer I admire take a look at John Scalzi’s Site Disclaimer and Comment Policy. That should give you a pretty good idea how I feel about comments and the responsibilities of those who write them.
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Mark is a data analyst for [REDACTED], currently residing in the Midwest. CoffeeBear is a place for him to spout off about whatever catches his fancy. In his spare time, Mark does a bit of webdev & design. To stalk him more effectively, try following him on Twitter.
19 March 2010 | 7:45AM | Comments (0)
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