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BigmanPigman

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11. Yes, crispy but I like to make it mushy and it sticks to the roof of my mouth.

Reply to dhol82 (Reply #10)

Sun May 27, 2018, 07:00 PM

May 2018

They are thin and about 1" and are the exact same thing they use in church. I got 250 and they last and last. They are made of flour and water and go well with anything (salsa and guac., etc.). I am eating some now. It is a fun "novelty" treat. It is sort of like my personal message to religion in general.

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Will the legalization of abortion in Ireland effect/influence [View all] BigmanPigman May 2018 OP

I only know my daughter, who converted to Catholicism in California dhol82 May 2018 #1

Converted TO Catholicism BigmanPigman May 2018 #2

Being an atheist I considered it odd dhol82 May 2018 #4

My sister and I were raised Catholic BigmanPigman May 2018 #5

I have gone to mass with her and her family dhol82 May 2018 #6

THAT is when I get mad...those who try to convert you! BigmanPigman May 2018 #7

Where does one buy communion wafers. dhol82 May 2018 #8

They sell them on-line. BigmanPigman May 2018 #9

Damn, you can get anything on line these days. dhol82 May 2018 #10

Yes, crispy but I like to make it mushy and it sticks to the roof of my mouth. BigmanPigman May 2018 #11

....... dhol82 May 2018 #12

Well she sounds like a very level headed catholic. pennylane100 May 2018 #3