Re: why is the fact that a bug won't touch it a good thing? (Alkaline/Acid Debate Forum) 5/26/2007 880255

Re: why is the fact that a bug won't touch it a good thing?

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I have a place where I can put any food, and it will ripen or rot at an accelerated rate versus that placed in a different locale in the immediate vicinity. It's pretty cool, to split the banannas up and put one half in each spot. I tend to avoid that area so as to not age myself, but stay younger in its opposite.

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