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That's a Lot of Games!
Oreos + Marshmallows!
Take a handful of marshmallows and a tablespoon of butter and microwave for about 20 seconds or until the Marshmallows grow too big (best to watch while it cooks).
Mix, then dip in the Oreos and let them cool off in the fridge.
Eat until you get sick (that's two Oreos for me).
Depending on how much butter is in the mixture the coating will be anywhere from soft and chewey taffey texture to hard toffee candy-like. Good luck with the dishes!
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About MyBlogLog
One of my favorite features of the Web is the ability to find like-minded users and communities covering all kinds of interesting topics.
The MyBlogLog Yahoo service attempts to join, connect, and build communities around blog readerships. It lets you connect your various existing online services through . It also lets blog readers interact on a level higher than just comments left on posts.
I'm going to give it a try. While I do enjoy the single sign-on features of Web services such as Yahoo, Google, and Windows Live -- connecting several of my existing online presences is both exciting and scary!
I think the pros could be the creation of more accountability online and greater chances for online social connections between like-minded blog readers. The cons follow the same idea in that the level of exposure is increased and users may find themselves accountable for comments and attitudes that were much more "passable" when made anonymously.
One of my favorite features of the Web is the ability to find like-minded users and communities covering all kinds of interesting topics.
The MyBlogLog Yahoo service attempts to join, connect, and build communities around blog readerships. It lets you connect your various existing online services through . It also lets blog readers interact on a level higher than just comments left on posts.
I'm going to give it a try. While I do enjoy the single sign-on features of Web services such as Yahoo, Google, and Windows Live -- connecting several of my existing online presences is both exciting and scary!
I think the pros could be the creation of more accountability online and greater chances for online social connections between like-minded blog readers. The cons follow the same idea in that the level of exposure is increased and users may find themselves accountable for comments and attitudes that were much more "passable" when made anonymously.
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