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From: Jake the Dog <jake@adventuretime.ooo>
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Is there any reason the *old* candy can't be be kept in silos while the new candy
is imported into *new* silos?

The thing about candy is it stays delicious for a long time -- we can just keep
it there without worrying about it too much, imo.

Thanks for listening.

On Sun, Jun 9, 2013 at 1:39 PM, eviltrout via Discourse Meta
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