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I prefer to set my marshmallow on fire on purpose, let it burn long enough to get the center gooey, then blow it out. It makes a tasty marshmallow much quicker if you don't mind a little burnt marshmallow in there. :P

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  • I got married last week! (lemmy.blahaj.zone)
     

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