WWFD?

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Tandemtruths

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What would Fon due?
 
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Tintin

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?............
 
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StephenH

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My first thought what this thread may be about, as it was in the recipes forum was "What Would Fudge Do" and some deliciously fudgey recipe.

Now I'm just boggled as it makes less sense than a snowman drinking a steaming mug of hot cocoa. Consider me confused.
 
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meggars

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StephenH said:
My first thought what this thread may be about, as it was in the recipes forum was "What Would Fudge Do" and some deliciously fudgey recipe.

Now I'm just boggled as it makes less sense than a snowman drinking a steaming mug of hot cocoa. Consider me confused.
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it TOTALLY makes sense. it's punny!
 
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StephenH

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Oh, now I get it.

What would fondue. Ha ha.
 
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GRA

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GRA said:
But with sharp points that really pierce deep into the subject! ;)
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GRA said:
BTW - was this comment cheesy enough? :D
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Apparently, it was too cheesy -- and killed the thread...? :confused:

Or -- perhaps Tandemtruths' joke was just too corny? :p

Anyone actually understand my little play on words?

Think about the implements (which have sharp points) used to 'stab' the item of food (the 'subject') and 'hold' it for dipping into the melted cheese or sauce...

:)

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