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We keep hearing about all the wonders of easy slow cookin', but most don't talk about how much time it frees up for sex. With the rampant popularity of the old-school cooking method, how long do you think it'll be before Fischer is doing sexy commercials for some slow cooker?
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1-16-2009 @2:36PM LizAndrsn said... OK - Eeewwwwwwww on the Crock*Pot/Sex connection.
Somewhere Mabel Hofman is putting a chef's knife in her abdomen.
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1-16-2009 @5:54PM Bob said... This didn't work for me. I crockpotted overnight, and in the middle of the night, just when it would've been right for some hanky-panky, I woke up to use the bathroom. When I came back, my girlfriend had woken up and in a disgusted tone, asked what I had just eaten, thinking the smell from the stew was coming from my body. Apparently the delicious smell of beef stew doesn't work as an aphrodisiac.
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1-17-2009 @12:18AM Kat Kinsman said... With all due respect, perhaps that says more about the young lady than about the Crock Pot. Personally, I dab a little beef stock onto all my pulse points before I crawl under the covers, and just see where the night takes us.
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