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When she went before the judge, he asked her, "What did you steal?" She replied, "A can of peaches." The judge asked her why she had stolen them and she replied that she was hungry. The judge then asked her how many peaches were in the can. She replied six. The judge then said, "I will give you six days in jail." Just as the judge was about to use his gavel, the woman's husband spoke up and asked the judge if he could say something. The judge said, "What is it?" The husband said, "She also stole a can of peas." ≥?≤≥?≤≥?≤≥?≤≥?≤≥?≤≥?≤≥?≤≥? A man walks into a bar with his dog and puts the dog on a barstool. The bartender asks the man what he wants to drink. "I'll have a bourbon and Coke!" The man then turns to his dog and asks, "What are you going to have, Rover?" "I'll have a Scotch and soda, light on the soda," says Rover. The bartender is skeptical about the dog talking. "Come on," he says, "That dog can't talk. You're a ventriloquist!" "No, Rover can really talk. While I'm in the restroom, you can have a conversation with him yourself, but don't let him out of your sight. He is a very valuable dog." The man goes to the restroom. When he returns, the dog is gone. "Hey, where's my dog? I told you not to let him out of your sight. "Well, I didn't believe that Rover could talk, so I gave him a quarter and sent him to the drug store to buy me a paper." "Let's go look for him," said the man. The two went to the drugstore, but no Rover. They walked up and down nearby alleys and streets, no dog. Finally, they found Rover in an alley on top of another dog, pumping away. Pointing his finger at Rover, the man says angrily, "Why are you doing this, Rover? You've never done this before!" Rover replies, "First time I ever had any money!" ?≤≥?≤≥?≤≥?≤≥?≤≥?≤≥?≤≥?≤≥?≤≥ A blonde walks into a bank in New York City and asks for the loan officer. She says she is going to Europe on business for two weeks and needs to borrow $5000. The bank officer says the bank will need some kind of security for such a loan, so the blonde hands over the keys to a new Rolls Royce, parked on the street, in front of the bank. Everything checks out, and the bank agrees to accept the car as collateral for the loan. An employee drives the Rolls into the bank's underground garage and parks it there. Two weeks later, the blonde returns and repays the $5000, and the interest, which is $15.41. The loan officer says, "We are very happy to have had your business, and this transaction has worked out very nicely, but we are a little puzzled. While you were away, we checked you out and found that you are a multimillionaire. What puzzles us is why would you bother to borrow $5000?" The blonde replied, "Where else in New York City can I park my car for two weeks for $15?" ≥?≤≥?≤≥?≤≥?≤≥?≤≥?≤≥?≤≥?≤≥?≤ A bear, a lion and a chicken meet up. The bear says, "If I roar in the forests of North America, the entire forest is shivering with fear." The lion says, "And if I roar on the great plains of Africa, the entire savannah is afraid of me." "Big deal!'' says the chicken. "All I have to do is cough, and the entire planet craps itself." ≤≥?≤≥?≤≥?≤≥?≤≥?≤≥?≤≥?≤≥?≤≥? One day, a woman's doorbell rang. The weather was very bad. The woman opened the door, and there stood a young girl, a Jehovah's Witness, soaking wet. The woman felt sorry for her, so she asked the young woman into the house for a cup of coffee and to dry off. The woman wanted to make conversation as the two drank their hot chocolate, so she asked the Jehovah's Witness, "So, what's the message you're passing along?'" The girl stuttered and said, "I'm not sure. I never got this far." ?≤≥?≤≥?≤≥?≤≥?≤≥?≤≥?≤≥?≤≥?≤≥ A woman rushes into the lobby of a large hotel and sprints up to the reception desk. Seeing that the only member of staff is talking on the phone, she hammers on the bell for service. The man at the desk slowly puts down the phone. "Yes?" he says, annoyed. "Excuse me," says the woman, "I'm in a hurry. Could you check me out, please?" The clerk stares at her for a second and looks her up and down. "Not bad," he smiles. "Not bad at all." ≥?≤≥?≤≥?≤≥?≤≥?≤≥?≤≥?≤≥?≤≥?≤ A short and exceptionally homely man had just started putting on his underwear when his daughter opened the door and entered the room. "Mommy!" she cried, pointing to her father's extremely ample endowment. "What's that?" "Well, sweetheart," said the woman, "that's your daddy's secret attraction. If it weren't for that, you wouldn't be here." She sighs, then adds, "Come to think of it, neither would I." ≤≥?≤≥?≤≥?≤≥?≤≥?≤≥?≤≥?≤≥?≤≥? Two elderly men were having a conversation about sex. Elmer says, "Yes, I did it three times last night with a 30-year-old!" Leon replies, "You're kidding! I can't even manage to do it once. What's your secret?" Elmer said, "Well, the secret is to eat lots of whole wheat bread. I'm not kidding!" So, the second old man rushed to the store. The clerk asks the old man, "May I help you?" "Yes, I'd like four loaves of whole wheat bread, please," said Leon. "That's a lot of bread. It's sure to get hard before you're done!" the clerk remarked. Leon replies, "Damn! Does everyone know about this except me?" ?≤≥?≤≥?≤≥?≤≥?≤≥?≤≥?≤≥?≤≥?≤≥ A fellow in a bar notices a woman come in on a fairly regular basis, always alone. After the second week, he made his move. "No, thank you," she said, politely. "This may sound rather odd in this day and age, but I'm keeping myself pure until I meet the man I love." "That must be rather difficult," the man replied. "Oh, I don't mind too much," she said. "But, it has my husband pretty upset." ≥?≤≥?≤≥?≤≥?≤≥?≤≥?≤≥?≤≥?≤≥?≤ "Hello?" the child says on the phone. "Hi, honey, this is Daddy. Is Mommy near the phone?" "No, Daddy," says the litter girl. "She's upstairs in the bedroom with Uncle Paul." After a brief pause, Daddy says, "But honey, you haven't got an Uncle Paul." "Oh, yes I do, and he's upstairs in the room with Mommy, right now." Dad takes a deep breath. "Okay then, this is what I want you to do. Put the phone down, run upstairs, knock on the bedroom door and shout to Mommy that Daddy's car just pulled into the driveway." "Okay, Daddy, just a minute," says the little girl. A few minutes later, the little girl comes back to the phone. "I did it, Daddy." "What happened, honey?" he asks. "Well, Mommy got all scared, jumped out of bed with no clothes on and ran around screaming. Then she tripped over the rug, hit her head on the dresser and now she isn't moving at all." "Oh, my God! What about your Uncle Paul?" asks Dad in a panic. "He jumped out of the bed with no clothes on, too. He was all scared and he jumped out of the back window and into the swimming pool. But I guess he didn't know that you took out all the water last week to clean the pool. He hit the bottom of the pool and I think he's dead." There's a long pause on the phone. Then Daddy says, "Swimming pool? Is this 486-5**1?" ≤≥?≤≥?≤≥?≤≥?≤≥?≤≥?≤≥?≤≥?≤≥? Four women were driving across the country. Each one was from a different state: Idaho, Nebraska, Florida and New York. Shortly after the trip began, the woman from Idaho started pulling potatoes from her bag and throwing them out of the window. "What the heck are you doing?" demanded the Nebraskan. We have so many of these darn things in Idaho, I am just sick of looking at them!" A moment later, the gal from Nebraska began pulling ears of corn from her bag and tossing them from the window. "What are you doing that for?" asked the gal from Florida. "We have so many of these things in Nebraska, I am just sick of looking at them!" Inspired, the gal from Florida opened the car door and pushed the New Yorker out. ?≤≥?≤≥?≤≥?≤≥?≤≥?≤≥?≤≥?≤≥?≤≥ A guy was frantically driving down the street in a panic because he had an important meeting and couldn't find a parking place. Looking up toward heaven, he said "Lord, take pity on me. If you find me a parking place, I will go to mass every Sunday for the rest of my life, and not only that, I'll give up tequila." Miraculously, a parking place appeared. The guy looked up again and said, "Never mind. I found one." ≥?≤≥?≤≥?≤≥?≤≥?≤≥?≤≥?≤≥?≤≥?≤ One day, a class of third graders from the city was taking a field trip to the country to visit a small farm. The kids were amazed to see all the different kinds of animals on the farm. So, the farmer asks one little girl, "What's the difference between a rooster and a hen?" "The hen lays eggs," replies the little girl. "Very good," says the farmer. Then the farmer asks another little girl, "What's the difference between a duck and a turkey?" "Well," replies the little girl. "Turkeys can't swim and turkeys are what we have on Thanksgiving Day." "Very good," exclaimed the farmer. Then he asks little Johnny, "Do you know the difference between a bull and a cow?" "Yes, I do," replies little Johnny from the city. "Bulls smile when you milk them." ≥?≤≥?≤≥?≤≥?≤≥?≤≥?≤≥?≤≥?≤≥?≤≥?≤≥?≤≥?≤≥?≤≥?≤≥?≤≥ **** ON THIS DAY **** WHY CONDOMS COME IN BOXES OF 3, 6, AND
12 ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Bombardier Learjet 550 results FORT WORTH — Results Saturday night from the Bombardier Learjet 500 race for the Indy Racing League IndyCar Series at Texas Motor Speedway, listing starting position in parentheses, driver, car, laps completed with reason out if not running at the finish, and money won: 1. (2) Sam Hornish Jr., Dallara-Honda, 228, $110,800. 2. (4) Tony Kanaan, Dallara-Honda, 228, $90,950. 3. (6) Danica Patrick, Dallara-Honda, 228, $75,650. 4. (3) Dario Franchitti, Dallara-Honda, 228, $60,700. 5. (13) Vitor Meira, Dallara-Honda, 228, $59,300. 6. (8) Jeff Simmons, Dallara-Honda, 228, $48,600. 7. (1) Scott Sharp, Dallara-Honda, 227, $57,200. 8. (16) Buddy Rice, Dallara-Honda, 225, $46,000. 9. (15) Kosuke Matsuura, Dallara-Honda, 225, $46,000. 10. (18) Sarah Fisher, Dallara-Honda, 221, $44,600. 11. (19) Milka Duno, Dallara-Honda, 221, $43,200. 12. (7) Scott Dixon, Dallara-Honda, 206, $51,900. 13. (11) Darren Manning, Dallara-Honda, 200, handling, $40,700. 14. (9) Tomas Scheckter, Dallara-Honda, 199, $39,100. 15. (10) Dan Wheldon, Dallara-Honda, 196, crash, $37,900. 16. (5) Helio Castroneves, Dallara-Honda, 196, crash, $36,600. 17. (17) A.J. Foyt IV, Dallara-Honda, 195, crash, $35,200. 18. (20) Ed Carpenter, Dallara-Honda, 195, crash, $35,200. 19. (12) Marco Andretti, Dallara-Honda, 140, mechanical, $33,800. 20. (14) Jon Herb, Dallara-Honda, 44, crash, $32,600. -12- Penny Jay, songwriter born 1927. Charlie Feathers, Rockabilly singer-songwriter, Sun recording artist born Myrtle, MS 1932. Member RHOF. Dr. Humphrey Bate, age 61, "The Possum Hunters," died 1936. Bob Wills topped the charts with "Sugar Moon" 1947. Ernest Tubb recorded his #1 single "Slipping Around," 1949. Junior Brown, singer/songwriter/guitarist, born 'Jamison Brown' in Kirksville, IN 1952. Rocky Burnette, singer/songwriter/guitarist, born Memphis, TN 1953. Rocky is the son of Johnny Burnette. Webb Pierce's single "In The Jailhouse Now" was #1 in 1955. Rebecca Holden born, Austin, TX 1958. Eli Oberstein, age 58, record company executive, died 1960. Tex Ritter joined the Grand Ole Opry 1965. Lynn Anderson's "You're My Man" was #1 in 1971. J. E. Mainer, age 72, fiddler/band leader/recording artist, died 1971. Johnny Bond, age 63, singer/songwriter/actor/author died from a heart attack in Burbank, CA 1978. NSHF 1970. CMHF 1999. Dan Seals topped the charts with "I Will Be There" 1987. Alabama's single "God Must Have Spent A Little More Time On You" debuted on Billboards Top 40 in 1999. Chet Atkins released "Guitar Country/More of That Guitar Country" in 2001. American Originals released Harley Allen's album "Live At The Bluebird" in 2001. A 3-mile section of Highway 92 in Hiram, GA was re-named "Travis Tritt Highway," in 2001. Oms Records released Vassar Clements' album "Full Circle" 2001. Terri Clark joined the Grand Ole Opry 2004. Terri is the first female Canadian artist to join the Opry family **** COUNTRY MUSIC NEWS **** Grand Ole Opry Inducts Mel Tillis As Newest Member Country music legend and Nashville Songwriters Hall of Fame member Mel Tillis was inducted into the world-famous Grand Ole Opry Saturday night by his daughter Pam Tillis, an Opry member since 2000. After Mel performed a medley of his hits “Ruby” and “Detroit City” he was joined on stage by Pam. “All week long people have been telling me they can’t believe Daddy wasn’t already an Opry member – and that just tells me ‘You belong here.’ The best thing about me getting inducted first is that I get to induct you – you are now an official member of the Grand Ole Opry, Daddy,” says Pam. “Thank you so much. It took me 52 years – and I do appreciate this. I’d like to thank Porter Wagoner who taught me just about everything I know about this business,” responded Mel. “Tonight we are honored to welcome one of country music’s finest entertainers into the Opry’s family of new stars, superstars and legends,” said Pete Fisher, Opry vice president and general manager. “Mel’s remarkable talents as a singer, songwriter, actor, and comedian are a perfect complement to the Opry’s promise to present an authentic, high quality country music experience. Welcome to the family, Mel!” During the induction which aired live on “Grand Ole Opry Live” on GAC: Great American Country, Tillis was presented the Opry Member Award, a 14-inch bronze and oak wood replica of the Opry’s vintage microphone stand designed by renowned sculptor Bill Rains. A portion of the trophy’s wooden base recreates the famed circle of wood taken from the stage of the Ryman Auditorium, home of the Opry from 1943-74, and placed in the stage at the Grand Ole Opry House. Both members of the Tillis family made their Opry debuts during the Opry’s original Ryman run, Pam Tillis at age eight singing the folk standard “Tom Dooley” alongside her famed father. In a career that has spanned five decades, Mel Tillis has recorded over 60 albums with thirty-six Top Ten singles including “Good Woman Blues,” “Coca Cola Cowboy,” and “Southern Rain” to name a few. He has written over 1,000 songs with 600 of those being recorded by major artists. Among his most popular songs are Kenny Rogers’ “Ruby, Don’t Take Your Love To Town,” “Detroit City” by Bobby Bare, “Emotions” by Brenda Lee, Webb Pierce’s “I Ain’t Never,” Ray Price’s “Burning Memories,” “Thoughts of A Fool” by George Strait, and “Honey (Open That Door)” recorded by Ricky Skaggs. Tillis was inducted into the Nashville Songwriters International Hall of Fame in 1976, and in that same year he was named the Country Music Association’s Entertainer of the Year. He also took home the CMA Comedian of the Year trophy six years running in the 1970s. Judd sounds off on singers who avoid fans By BEVERLY KEEL Staff Writer Comedian Cledus T. Judd predicted that several stars participating in CMA Music Festival did everything they could to avoid encountering the fans who made them successful. "It's amazing that a man works all his life to be able to go into a Waffle House in Hendersonville and have the waitress go, 'You know what? That's on me because I like your music,' to slowly not even walking into a Waffle House but sending the road manager to buy his meal. He stays on the bus because he doesn't want anybody to see him. "That is sickening and you should lose your career for that. You should never ever not want to be noticed and applauded and patted on the back. That is what we've worked for; that is what our success is based on." He said he hates to see acts arrive at a venue and hide on buses that have doors locked and shades pulled down. "People just want to say hey and know they met Kenny Chesney," said Judd, who recently wrote a song called "Autographs" about a little boy who merely wants an autograph from his hero and ultimately becomes the one being asked for his signature. "And you're gonna hide on the bus like you're the queen of England? That is ridiculous." He said he realizes that artists need their privacy, but said many have taken it to far extremes. "They walk around and put down people all around them and they hide and don't have eye contact. I actually heard a guy tell a guy, 'Keep your head down and don't have eye contact.' "Everybody does it to some degree. You can't shake every hand; you can't kiss every baby. But it kills me to watch these acts come in and hide. God forbid, 10 years ago you would've given (a body part) to have someone ask you for an autograph." In the same interview, Judd was quick to mention the generous things his fellow artists have done for him throughout the years. When his father died, Judd was on the golf course in Nashville, and the first person he called was Billy Ray Cyrus, who was in Georgia. "I said, 'I've got to get home and help my mom,'" Judd said. "He said, 'I don't have time to buy you a plane ticket. I'll tell you what: If you'll be at the airport in 15 minutes, I'll have you a jet sitting there with two pilots and I'll have you sitting in Georgia in about 30 minutes.'" Judd was on tour with Toby Keith in California when Judd's mother had a heart attack. "I was hysterical. Toby came in there and put his arm around me and said, 'I know you don't like to fly. Here are 10 plane tickets. We charted out how you're going to take the bus back. Here's a plane ticket for El Paso, here's a plane ticket for Albuquerque, Flagstaff, Dallas, Fort Smith, Arkansas and Nashville. If there is some way along that pass you have to get home, pull over and get on the airplane and get home to your mama.'" Judd made the entire route by bus and his mother recovered. When Judd was in Nashville in 2003 for his divorce hearing, he got a phone call from Chipper Jones, third baseman for the Atlanta Braves. He told Judd, "I'm going to send you a check. When you go in that divorce hearing, the first number she throws out, you sign the check and hand it to her and walk out. Just because I'm going through a divorce and my life is miserable, I don't want one of my friends to be." Judd didn't take his money, but was overwhelmed by the gesture. Gary LeVox, the lead singer of Rascal Flatts, is the godfather of Judd's daughter, Caitlyn. Gary told him, "I just want you to know if something were to ever happen to you, your daughter will never worry ever. She will never ever not be able to go to school or go to college or have a vehicle. Your daughter is in good hands with me." Slimmed-down Cledus T. Judd keeps his wit, opens his heart Country humorist plans to help kids see Mickey Mouse By BEVERLY KEEL Staff Writer Country humorist Cledus T. Judd was in a bathroom recently when he noticed a man using the facilities and warmly said, "What's going on?" At first, Judd was taken aback when the man didn't respond. "It was me; there was a mirror right there," said Judd. "I didn't even recognize me." The man best known for parodying country hits now weighs 110 pounds less than the 290 he weighed in 1999, when his resting heart rate was about 130 beats per minute. It's the first time in 20 years that he's weighed less than 200 pounds, and his resting heart rate is down to the low 40s. Judd, 42, shed 40 of those pounds as a contestant on VH1's Celebrity Fit Club, which finished shooting in March and is currently airing. "Now there's a lot of guys up here like the Clay Walkers and Trace Adkins who are a little nervous," he joked. "I'm fixing to turn into a sex symbol." But the reasons behind the weight loss are no laughing matter. Throughout his career, Judd was told that he needed to be fat because it was part of his character, which he later realized was preposterous. "Look at (Jeff) Foxworthy," he said. "What does he weigh? Ninety pounds?" After the birth of his daughter, Caitlyn, in 2004, he realized that he didn't want to suffer the same fate as late overweight comedians Chris Farley and John Candy. Judd says some around him fear that his humor melted away with the fat. "I've heard, 'You can't be funny.' Tell Chris Farley that. "I needed this. I need to be healthy for my kid. I would like to live awhile. I am totally at peace. I guarantee you, if we shoot a video, I'll be funny." What he is now is a head-turning man, finally comfortable tucking in his shirt. A popular radio disc jockey in Tampa, Fla., Judd is in town for CMA Music Festival, the perfect opportunity to promote his Ray Stevens tribute album hitting streets next month to benefit the Minnie Pearl Foundation. Sitting in a Curb Records conference room, Judd has a hip haircut, a soul patch and a new funky wardrobe. "It's really weird," he said. "I can go anywhere now and no one knows me." His heart and wit remain the same, but his mind is still catching up to the psychological implications of his transformation. For instance, he sometimes finds himself resentful of the newfound attention from women. "I tell them, 'You shoulda got it when you coulda had it because now you can't have it,' because it's ridiculous and it's sad that it's like that." Even his daughter didn't recognize him last week in a Florida airport. "She couldn't find me and I was standing in front of her," said Judd, who displays her name on a forearm tattoo. "Then when I talked, she knew immediately." Royalties will help kids It was during this trip to Disney World with Caitlyn that Judd had an epiphany that will forever change his outlook on making records. This was his first trip to the Magic Kingdom, because the Georgia native's parents couldn't afford to take him when he was a child. "It changed my life completely to see those thousands of children there," said Judd, real name Barry Poole. "I saw the world through my daughter's eyes." His thoughts turned to the millions of children who are poor, neglected and abused and will never have the opportunity to see Mickey Mouse. "Then and there is when I decided from this point forward in my life, I will never ever take another penny to do a record," he said as his voice broke, "because I will dedicate the rest of my life to trying to figure out ways to get children to see Mickey Mouse." He vows he will donate his entire portion of royalties from record sales to organizations that benefit children. "Let's see if we can't get 10,000 kids to Mickey Mouse this year." Judd hopes that, in the near future, a few of those kids might be his. After his 2003 divorce from country singer Julie Reeves, he grappled with guilt of being so far away from his child (who lives with Reeves in Kentucky), and felt that dating was cheating on his child. "I thought that love is just for her and I can't share it with anybody else," he said. "Finally, after she's almost 3, I'm starting to do it now. I think my daughter would say, 'Dad, don't sit down there by yourself. Enjoy yourself; you're good to me.' "I'm closer now. I met somebody down there that I kind of like. I don't know if anything will happen. But I want more children. If I don't have a child in the next 18 months, I'll adopt. I've already got the paperwork." He wants to tour, mentor His weight loss and national exposure from the VH1 show are likely to open up new career opportunities. He was in the running for last season's ABC show Dancing with the Stars and will lobby for another shot. "I can win that thing!" he said. His daily radio show limits his ability to accept recording projects and concert tours. "There's a part of me that wants to go to Gary LeVox in Rascal Flatts or Toby and say, 'Next summer, I want to go one more time.' When you are doing it for a living, you forget. "I would like to go one more time with my closest friends, stand out there at night and sing a few funny songs, hear the cheers one more time, feel the spotlight, and then the last night, just walk off and not do it anymore." He would also like to serve as a mentor to young artists. "I did it the right way," he said. "I didn't always make the right decisions or have the best guidance, but I still beat the (expletive) out of it." Judd's a former drug addict — he began in 1986 with crystal methamphetamine and then used cocaine for 10 years —and he was also diagnosed as being bipolar in 1997 after entering rehab. While losing weight he developed an eating disorder that resulted in panic attacks and binge food shopping. About seven months ago, he kicked his five-year addiction to the sleeping pill Ambien. "For all the turmoil — and the mind is a powerful thing and Lord knows I've dealt with my share of mental wars — I am in such a good place. I am so happy; I'm blessed. I got a second chance at a new life." Once he had a passion to succeed that rivaled that of Garth Brooks, Tim McGraw or Toby Keith, he said. "I may never reach the Larry the Cable Guy numbers. I may never sell out 12,000-seat arenas. But that's not what I want to be judged on; that's not what the good Lord will judge me on. He'll judge me on helping those 20,000 kids see Mickey Mouse." **** Amy's Kitchen **** Beef Enchiladas (Betty Crocker's 2001 Big Red Cookbook) 1 lb.left over pot roast, shredded (or 1lb. browned ground beef) 1 med. onion, chopped (1/2 cup) 1/2 c. sour cream 1 c. shredded cheddar cheese (4 oz) 2 T. chopped fresh parsley 1/4 tsp. pepper 1/3 c chopped green bell pepper 2/3 c water 1 T. chili powder 1/2 tsp. dried oregano 1/4 tsp. cumin 2 whole green Chiles, chopped (optional), I used canned Chiles 1 clove garlic, finely chopped 1 15 oz can tomato sauce 8 corn tortillas (5-6 inch in diameter) Shredded cheese, sour cream and chopped onions to top, if desired Heat oven 350. In a skillet on low, heat beef, stir in onion, sour cream, 1 c. cheese, parsley and pepper. Cover and remove from heat. In a sauce pan heat bell pepper, water, chili powder, oregano, cumin, chilies, garlic and tomato sauce. Reduce heat and simmer uncovered 5 minutes. Pour into an ungreased pie plate. Dip each tortilla into sauce in pie plate to cover each side. Spoon about 1/4 c beef mixture onto each tortilla, roll tortilla around filling. Place seam side down in an ungreased rectangular baking dish (11x7). Pour remaining sauce over enchiladas. Bake uncovered about 20 minutes or until bubbly. Garnish with shredded cheese, sour cream, and chopped onions. Serves 4 Calories 670, Diet exchange 2 starch, 4 med.-fat meat, 2 veg.,4 fat
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