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SrMeowMeow Hangout Grand Counsel

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Two years ago... a guy at work brought in some jalepenos he grew. I think the second time they were serranos, much hotter. I made salsa form them. YUMMY!

I put in some tomatillos, jalapenos and a habanero. Then I went a little crazy with my new blender. It's good but I'd take back the entire cucumber if I could. :D

Also Chris Davis! Also what the heck A's!

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