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and why is it that there isn't a gum flavor of Hay........?
 
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J. Juniper wrote:and why is it that there isn't a gum flavor of Hay........?



This one has my head spinning right now. 🤷🏻‍♂️
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Because horses don't have the money to buy gum.
 
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i think it’s because those that would appreciate it…have hay!
 
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J. Juniper wrote:and why is it that there isn't a gum flavor of Hay........?


Because urban girls one might date don't understand the ecstatic aromatic joys of hay -- freshly mown hay and perfectly cured hay. The few that do focus most of their loving affection on horses instead of meeting you in the hayloft.

I will refrain from jokes about "chewing the cud."
 
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I am not a fan of gum though hay flavor sounds ... urg ... I vote for Juicy Fruit.
 
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i think i’d want an air-freshener or incense that smelled like hay that was just mown yesterday. so sweet!
 
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...how about a field of freshly cured lemon grass?  ...or lemon grass and mint, hmmm, that's practically a gum flavor and lemon grass takes forever to chew
 
What's that smell? I think this tiny ad may have stepped in something.
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