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Cool! I know what I am bringing to the next potluck! I will try the new Cheetos but still like the originals. There is a salsa called Da Bomb that is scary even for me! Hotter than Habanero. Yipes! But Cayenne pepper is a perfect seasoning for every occasion!

Back to the topic, there are some social (non religious) issues where Christians and Mormons can agree. Otherwise, fellowship in any form is actually unbiblical and impossible.
 
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You can always get the best jell-o recipes from mormons....
 
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calgal said:
Back to the topic, there are some social (non religious) issues where Christians and Mormons can agree. Otherwise, fellowship in any form is actually unbiblical and impossible.
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Its really hard to understand your Christian reasoning behind this.

Don't worry about explaining it to me, I'll probally never understand.

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Wrigley said:
You can always get the best jell-o recipes from mormons....
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LOL! but jello and Cheetos is not going to work (the expression on my manager's face would almost be worth the Jello mold purchase
 
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twhite982 said:
Its really hard to understand your Christian reasoning behind this.

Don't worry about explaining it to me, I'll probally never understand.

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2 Corinthians 6
13As a fair exchange--I speak as to my children--open wide your hearts also.

Do Not Be Yoked With Unbelievers

14Do not be yoked together with unbelievers. For what do righteousness and wickedness have in common? Or what fellowship can light have with darkness? 15What harmony is there between Christ and Belial[1] ? What does a believer have in common with an unbeliever?
 
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calgal said:
LOL! but jello and Cheetos is not going to work (the expression on my manager's face would almost be worth the Jello mold purchase
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If there were a way to keep the Cheetos crunchy inside the jello, I'm there. Think of it....

Lime Jello. With Flaming Hot Cheetos.
 
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Miles Peterson said:
If there were a way to keep the Cheetos crunchy inside the jello, I'm there. Think of it....

Lime Jello. With Flaming Hot Cheetos.
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Aww Dude! That is so wrong! Flaming hot Jello might be interesting. My coworker found this cool sparkly Jello at a discount store. It had stars and moons in the mix. I do not mind Jello in moderation but the only topping that I accept is Cool Whip or the Store Brand on Orange Jello.
 
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Who's talking about Flaming Hot Cheetos as a lime jello topping? I want mine suspended in the stuff!
 
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