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Re: Cooking some more coco! Also-- A WORD OF CAUTION!

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"Ouch"!!! Sorry that happened, glad to hear you're on the mend!! On the brightside you have some beautiful Coco!!!
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Those are some angry hands Will! Hope you have made a 100% recovery!
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Hello Will, I'm the person that rediscovered the secret of making coconut. I have mastered the art of making and matching any and all colors. I've tried everything under the sun that I thought may have aided in the manufacturing and coloring coconut. I've only tried one dangerous chemical but it was obvious what precautions were needed. Please email me what compound you used that would cause such damage? oehmen@sbcglobal.net There are three principles at work that make making coconut possible. A person can reverse engineer the foundation of making coconut but if you don't understand these fundamentals a person will only be able to go so far.
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